OneRanter
Southern Unorthodox MaskMaker
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On a more serious note, please don't let that kind of people define your idea or standard of what men are. In my experience gender toxicity does not come from a specific gender but is aimed at them and it is harmful of people of any gender.Who knows? It seems like a perfectly impossible situation to me, and yet the post clearly states this:
But, honestly, even if you placed me in a world of actually normal men, I don't think I'd hold up well. With nobody else able to understand my gender, wouldn't it be impossible to respect it? Wouldn't it be constantly under pressure, with society trying to erase or ignore it?
Dysphoria must be inevitable, and there'd be no hope of relieving it, because I'd be well and truly alone on the planet.
Those you speak of, I do not aknowledge as men. Just as someone being born trans is not a man/woman for their genitals, having a pair of balls and a dick does not make a man.
To me, a man (or any member other gender for that matter) should understand that the world does not need to fit their standards nor expectations. Those demanding so from eveyone else are at most entitled brats, regardles of their age. But that's what you get with mediocre education+missinformation and fear.
I have this friend, and he is so kind, brave, and understanding. Going to great lenghts for the people he cares about. Sometimes suffering in silence from his failures and broken expectations, keeping it inside only to protect the people that depend on him. Sometimes sharing his success and happiness without asking for anything in return.
He is what I feel a man should be, an I refuse to put him together in the same group as pricks too afraid of doing the dishes because the world would look funny at them.
So by all means, please don't let that people be what your model of a man is. I'm certain you can find a better idea of Men somewhere else.