A toxic society, not toxic masculinity, made Andrew Tate famous

(Cartoon) Toxic Masculinity Stew

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Are boys really toxic or are we in a moral panic?

A crisis in masculinity? Young men should get off the internet and meet women in real life.

A toxic society, not toxic masculinity, made Andrew Tate famous

Andrew Tate is a symptom of the crisis facing young men today, as the education system and mainstream culture have become increasingly hostile to traditional expressions of masculinity, leaving boys disengaged, depressed and isolated.

Who is Andrew Tate? In his own words, he is essentially a vulture exploiting a broken society

The former kickboxer is influencing the younger generation with toxic masculinity.

Performances in several right podcasts brought their hosts millions of views – and the misogynous messages thus a large platform

24-year-old girlfriend refuses to pay for boyfriend’s dinner when he’s low on cash, his friend’s overhear and mock him for “not wearing the pants”

Gender norms and stereotypes have been around since the beginning of time. Don't you think early Neanderthals and cavemen were also judging women for their looks, or if they're dainty enough, while women were gossiping over who was the most robust and muscular of the men in their tribe and community? Of course, these norms had to start from something, but that's hardly to say that it means we have to perpetuate them in our modern, educated, and …