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Topic	Who created this "toxic masculinity" narrative?
IfGodCouldDie 04/29/18 10:39:02 PM #221:	Howl posted... 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. You are attempting to change the subject our discussion. If we look at gender as a social construct than masculinity and femininity are 100% completely arbitrary things. --- Mind post. XBL:Cyanide Sucker PSN:Paters1 IGN:SuperPattyCakes <cite>IfGodCouldDie posted [p:900541657] in Who create... [t:76560625]...</cite> <quote><cite>Howl posted...</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.</quote> You are attempting to change the subject our discussion. If we look at gender as a social construct than masculinity and femininity are 100% completely arbitrary things. --- Mind post. XBL:Cyanide Sucker PSN:Paters1 IGN:SuperPattyCakes</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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