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I really don't see how any man could have not experienced it, but I tend to notice that people who are sceptical of toxic masculinity as a concept usually are so because they expect the argument to be a criticism of anything masculine from the perspective of women who don't get men's issues. In other words, they see it as an attack on their identity and an erosion of what it is to be a man, so this puts them on the defensive immediately. "Are they saying masculinity is toxic now? Those feminists sure are crazy".

For guys like this they just need to watch some Bill Burr and reflect on how bits like "I've pushed down every impulse to pet a puppy for so many years that I'm going to have a heart attack any day now" is not a glowing review about what it sometimes is to be a man.

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