> What if the problem we’re facing is that men actually need traditional models of masculinity? I'm not sure what you mean by traditional, but it's painfully o

> What if the problem we’re facing is that men actually need traditional models of masculinity? I'm not sure what you mean by traditional, but it's painfully obvious to me that boys and young men need positive male role models. Feminism offers no solution to this, and never will, since its focus lies elsewhere. Hence, we must acknowledge that as an ideology its incomplete (at best). You can be masculine without being "toxic". They rarely, if ever, write articles about the positive aspects of masculinity.