Masculinity is the easiest lever to pull. It's why we call people "pussy" or "limp dick" or many other things, which don't bear repeating here. The connection has always been there, not that it...
Masculinity is the easiest lever to pull. It's why we call people "pussy" or "limp dick" or many other things, which don't bear repeating here.
The connection has always been there, not that it seems anybody is trying to say it is new, but this version of locker room masculinity as policy is definitely dangerous. Even this isn't entirely new, but it has turned into what it is today.
What if this glorification of the more toxic aspects of traditional masculinity isn't a rising tide that will overwhelm society, but rather the loud, angry death throes of an outdated worldview?...
What if this glorification of the more toxic aspects of traditional masculinity isn't a rising tide that will overwhelm society, but rather the loud, angry death throes of an outdated worldview?
Similar to the way bigotry has fought back, gained a little ground, but ultimately lost at each civil rights advancement going back to before the industrial era. Probably going back to the fertile crescent.
It's a nice thought anyway, post Trump/Brexit et al. it's hard to feel sure about it.
What if this glorification of the more toxic aspects of traditional masculinity isn't a rising tide that will overwhelm society, but rather the loud, angry death throes of an outdated worldview?
Masculinity is the easiest lever to pull. It's why we call people "pussy" or "limp dick" or many other things, which don't bear repeating here.
The connection has always been there, not that it seems anybody is trying to say it is new, but this version of locker room masculinity as policy is definitely dangerous. Even this isn't entirely new, but it has turned into what it is today.
What if this glorification of the more toxic aspects of traditional masculinity isn't a rising tide that will overwhelm society, but rather the loud, angry death throes of an outdated worldview?
Similar to the way bigotry has fought back, gained a little ground, but ultimately lost at each civil rights advancement going back to before the industrial era. Probably going back to the fertile crescent.
It's a nice thought anyway, post Trump/Brexit et al. it's hard to feel sure about it.
Boy, wouldn't that be great.