Wear a dress if you want, but 1) Don't try to force me to like/be attracted to it and 2) Don't demonise us men who refuse to wear one.

Personally, I don't care if men wear a dress. But when you're demonizing men who are masculine, that's a problem.

Sexually assaulted men in prison feel they were made “to feel like a woman” - women most affected.

Another point: my husband is a long bearded combat veteran, rides a Harley, and people never fail to make assumptions on his character based on appearance. I make no apologies for wanting a traditionally masculine man. I'm a very feminine woman. We have traditional roles, by choice. He respects me, cherishes me and I, in turn, respect him for all his contributions. There's nothing toxic about a man being traditionally masculine.

"Helping men isn't about helping men" And people wonder why we don't want to ask for help.

Masculinity isn't toxic, the lack of understanding what masculinity is, is!

On single-parent households: yeah well, of course. By blurring gender roles, you start pitting men and women against each other in every aspect of life, instead of forming powerful couples that cooperate and complete each other.
Do not let your role be defined by screaming turd-wave feminists, no matter your gender.

I'm so fed up with women being terrified of me and treating me like there is something wrong with all of us guys.  Most strong guys are really vulnerable inside, we are certainly not out to hurt anyone.  Our natural instincts are all about protection, providing and kindness.  You are actually helping women everywhere by looking after us.  I salute you.  : )

As a woman, the injustice and idiocy of this behavior towards men infuriates and saddens me. I hate how (some) women do this stuff to them and try to appear strong by fabricating a victimhood for themselves.

There's a line I love in one of the Rocky movies where Sylvester Stallone says something to the effect of, "I won't ask you to stop being a woman, don't ask me to stop being a man." Loved that.

When I was 13-14 years old, my mother, who is a social worker, took me to a lecture at her job, which was about domestic violence. She felt that as a man I should attend such a seminar to learn how bad domestic violence is. I was happy to attend because I always considered it a bad thing. The first thing the woman who gave the lecture said was that she was a lesbian. Ok, no one asked her, but ok. The next thing she said was that she wouldn't start teaching as long as I was there. Everyone was shocked, and logically my mother mostly. I was the only man, and the other women rebelled and said it was discrimination, that I was a boy and that I should hear those things. My mother got into a heated argument with her and told her that if there was no room for me there she would not attend either. However this woman who taught said that either I am going or she will not start talking. Not wanting to put my mother in an awkward situation, because it was her job after all, I got up and left. I have never felt so humiliated in my life.

Even if there was only one gender, one sexuality, one religion, one country and one race, humans would find other excuses to be at war w each other.

"Do you want to go throw rocks at Construction Workers while they lift heavy things? We're fighting the Patriarchy today."

I was weak. 😂😂😂😂

My cousin is a high school teacher at a school in a low income area, and is also the boys baseball coach. He's the closest thing to a father figure for many of these boys, and I respect the hell out of him for making sure these boys have a strong male role model!

Oh I've seen feminist say something along the lines of " time to see if I'm having a girl or an abortion!" It sickening!

Since the first time I heard it, I have always been highly suspicious of the term “Toxic Masculinity.” To me, if a behavior is toxic, then it simply isn’t masculine, but a corruption away from it. Also, thank you for drawing attention to the seething hatred behind how so many men have been mistreated. Any victim of abuse deserves compassion and help. Accusing them of misogyny simply because they felt abused… that is so evil.

The closest I'll come to wearing a dress is my kilt, goes well with my combat boots and my sword.

Men shouldn’t have to act like women and women shouldn’t have to act like men for us to have equality…

Honestly, just being a male gets you into trouble. Nothing is good enough, always ridiculed, but they always saying "i want  a strong man to take care of me."

As much as i love Harry Styles voice i don't believe he wears gown or any other woman clothing because he's comfortable in it. I believe it's a brand he built consistently to create a specific unforgetable image to target specific demographic. And it works.