I'm sure a lot of you guys will agree with me here. And I'm also sure a lot of you guys would disagree with me here. This may seem unpopular. But I hate the idea of positive masculinity, I think it's benevolent sexism for men because it still places high standards for men In some cases. Positive masculinity is on the same coin as toxic masculinity to me. I see both forms of masculinity as black vs white. And the world is gray not black and white.

I'm not saying men can't use aspects of their masculinity to be positive or negative. But am I saying having a black-and-white worldview of the world when it comes to good men and bad men is a very childless worldview?

https://reddit.com/r/AskFeminists/s/PT1LC4NITA

This is about the same topic of men standing up and protecting women from dangerous men. My opinion here is men shouldn't be expected to put their lives on the line for women. Because women aren't entitled to any random male stranger risking their lives for them. I hate to be this guy. But I'm sure most women don't feel the need to protect homeless men or men in war. But yet they automatically expect men to have this superhero urge built into their DNA.

But anyway to sum that thread up in a nutshell.

I like some responses on this thread.

I hated some responses on this thread.

And some responses were in the middle.

I also posted another question on another sub about this topic. I argued with a woman, who thinks I'm a coward for thinking men risk their lives for strangers.

https://reddit.com/r/AskWomenNoCensor/s/PfybiFCixu

The Youtubers Aba and Preach once did a great video about this situation years ago.

https://youtu.be/ZTUCrMzCB-w?si=azSOBLAiRZl4hw-p

I find it interesting that a lot of feminists or nontraditional women have similar ideas of men protecting women with Andrew Tate. Think about it, both would probably expect the man to risk their life and fight the attacker.