@Cpat92 Said
Why point it out? We hate competition, but why? It's in every single sport. It's in every business. It's a part of human nature. Leaders had to compete with others in various ways in order to get to where they were/are. What people don't seem to understand, some of these "issues" doesn't belong solely to males. I still believe that this is putting political correctness over science.
While saying it's about the "asstard men" as many do (All those who agree). Many of these toxins from "traditional masculinity" is not solely in men. That being the case, these masculine toxins are also inside of women as well. In this world, we have bad people. They're spread across the planet. What also comes into question is the professionalism within these psychologists and/or psychiatrists who contributed in this.
Basically what he said below:
@nooneinparticular Said
All things in moderation. Competition is all fine and good, until it gets in the way of functionality. If the spirit of competition gets to the point where you are actively putting others in danger for your own benefit then it has become a problem that must be addressed. If the functionality of your organization is being torn apart because of rivalries that are affecting total production, then that is an issue very much worth addressing, regardless of the perceived merit of competition.
Your point being what? Male and female pattern baldness are separated by sex, not because anyone's trying to imply that either men or women don't get bald, but because it manifests itself in different, distinct ways that also require special consideration when doing treatment. The same is true here. No one is implying that some women don't also exhibit some 'traditionally masculine traits' like aggression and competitiveness, but the underlying factors and triggers involved will typically be different from the same traits showing up in men and those differences must be taken into account when discussing treatment options.
But yeah, nothing is wrong with competition until it goes too far, or to use another term “becomes toxic”.
Nothing is wrong with most things until they go too far. It’s the toxic level that’s the problem, not the masculinity.
Masculinity is awesome, until individuals take a trait too far and that needs to be addressed by them.
Also by society to stop making excuses. You don’t get to be and asstard, to use chassis phrase just because your male. You need to be responsible for your own asstardness.
I think by pointing out what becomes toxic, it actually proves “not all men”. But yet the general rection to the phrase “toxic masculinity” tends to become a little irrational.
And yet apparently toxic irrationalness or hystericalness is supposed to be a female thing. That’s why we were kept from power, leadership, voting, working out side the home, and even being able to manage our own money and bodies for centuries.