> If you look in the wrong places on the internet, media, or daily life, all you see is negativity towards masculinity. This line surprised me, because I find

> If you look in the wrong places on the internet, media, or daily life, all you see is negativity towards masculinity. This line surprised me, because I find it _far_ easier to stumble over mysogyny, casual or not. In the latter case, comitted by some of the men discussed here. Ultimately, I think a lot of this is, on both 'sides', is people mistaking their toxic little corner of the internet for the real world. It is important not to be dragged into their worldview, because it is utterly incorrect. (Men are not any less supported than women, also, men do not have anything coming. In fact, men are not a singular group! So stop identifying with 'men', where we imagine some lucky billionaire as exemplar of men.)