You hear it everywhere now, women exclaiming toxic masculinity and how dangerous it is. In fact some of you probably even give it some credence, after all toxic is a pretty harsh word to use, isn't it? But what does it mean? Are "toxic masculine" men, red pill men who have gone off the deep end in their red pill beliefs? They walk around denigrating women and treating them less than human? It's easy to understand that line of thinking, because that's the logical way to think about it. But remember, we are dealing with the female mind, and it couldn't be further from the truth.
A "toxic masculine" man, in the eyes of your average woman, is nothing more than a beta male trying to be alpha. Now that the cat is out of the bag with red pill knowledge becoming mainstream, women are going to come up with new ways to filter out the true alphas from the alpha wannabes, and this is one of them. And most of them probably don't even know it. It's called "toxic", because it's so respulsive to a woman, a beta male faking it and pretending to be alpha. How dare he! No wonder they use the word toxic. It's nothing more than a big giant shit test, and it's almost laughable, except there are real repercussions when men's lives are ruined with false accusations. It's a message being sent, you betas better stay beta. It's been said that this is an attack on all masculinity, I'm not so sure it is. The upper 5% of men will always be considered attractive, no matter what they do or say.
We are going to see more of this down the road. As men, finally, become more knowledgable about what really makes them attractive to women, women are going to try and come up with new ways to shit test and this toxic masculinity is only one of them. But remember, in case you are worried, it's still only a shit test, and the ways to deal with shit tests haven't changed at all!
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