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Topic	Who created this "toxic masculinity" narrative?
Howl 04/29/18 10:30:53 PM #219:	IfGodCouldDie posted... Howl posted... Well as I said to bazooka, that's good. People that would tell him to stop because dolls are for girls are a prime example of what toxic masculinity means. Why is that an example of toxic masculinity? Gender role enforcement isn't inherently a maculine or feminine idea. If anything the idea of gender social construction completely states the opposite. That gender roles are simply a social construction and have nothing to do with actual gender identity. What? What was even remotely difficult to understand about my post? Explain how a man telling his son not to play with dolls is an example of toxic masculinity. If gender is a social construct, then a man saying that to his son has nothing to do with actual masculinity or femininity and is really just an example of social order enforcement. --- Posted with GameRaven 3.3 <cite>Howl posted [p:900541274] in Who create... [t:76560625]...</cite> <quote><cite>IfGodCouldDie posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Howl posted...</cite> <quote> <quote> Well as I said to bazooka, that's good. People that would tell him to stop because dolls are for girls are a prime example of what toxic masculinity means. </quote> Why is that an example of toxic masculinity? Gender role enforcement isn't inherently a maculine or feminine idea. If anything the idea of gender social construction completely states the opposite. That gender roles are simply a social construction and have nothing to do with actual gender identity.</quote> What?</quote> What was even remotely difficult to understand about my post? Explain how a man telling his son not to play with dolls is an example of toxic masculinity. If gender is a social construct, then a man saying that to his son has nothing to do with actual masculinity or femininity and is really just an example of social order enforcement. --- Posted with GameRaven 3.3</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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