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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Basically, it’s increased competition, and I don’t think young American men are taught to fight for their spot. [/quote]

This is on all of us parents then.  I’m teaching mine and they are just fine.[/quote]

I'm not tainting mine with the ideas that all masculinity is toxic. They can be who they are and I'm not going to hamstring them or emasculate them so they can't compete.[/quote]

Not all masculinity is toxic. That's why the word toxic is there. The problem is the Neanderthals who think the only way to show masculinity is pounding their chests and being a dbag. [/quote]

The line has been blurred where masculinity crosses the line into toxic, so that normal behavior is called toxic. It starts early on in elementary school. Mustn't let the boys get too rowdy on the playground![/quote]

I get it but getting too “rowdy” is a liability for the school if someone gets hurt [/quote]

And there you have it. No games, no fun, limit recess, sit still, be quiet, someone might get hurt. No throwing balls, no kicking balls, no tag, just stand and be quiet.[/quote]

Curious why you think teaching boys appropriate behavior is bad for them?[/quote]

Explain appropriate behavior.[/quote]

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