CapricornLibraMoon Archive

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2	I find it so insanely frustrating to hear women say "That's not real feminism" I don't think you'll have much success raising this during a debate, as people tend to get entrenched in their beliefs when they're debating/arguing. I consider myself to be a feminist, and a few years ago would have been totally on board with #menaretrash and the likes - because I suppose I had never given it much in-depth thought, and it felt like an empowering #girlboss type of thing. What changed my mind was conversations with my boyfriend, outside of any discussion of feminism or mens' righ…	/r/MensRights	13/04/21 12:46 PM
4	My problem with “toxic masculinity” I think that a more appropriate term would be "toxic gender roles", as in my view the enforcing of these stereotypical gender roles/traits on men/women is what makes them toxic. I do also think that toxic femininity is a thing, and can be seen in (for example) rising numbers of eating disorders etc. as its "feminine" to look beautiful and slim. I think that toxic femininity can be just as dangerous as toxic masculinity, hence my preference for "toxic gender roles", as the current conversations a…	/r/MensRights	05/02/21 05:18 PM