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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]If you believe that toxic masculinity is a real thing, what are your thoughts on how to address it? Besides raising boys better what can we do? How do you confront it when it presents itself in your life?[/quote]
Luigi Mangione [/quote]

NP.

What does this even mean?

Are young women admiring him in the way women of my mother’s generation viewed men like Che Guevara as some type of “exciting bad-boy” or charismatic rebel? [/quote]

NP.  To me he’s Toxic Masculinity since he thinks he’s single-handedly helping all the dumb people see the light and save them all.

He’s also toxic masculinity bc he had no coping skills after being a laid off digital nomad who instead of getting grounded with IRL in-person friends or family, self radicalized into his current Jesus complex state.

That or he has a brain tumor. [/quote]

to me he is showing his toxic masculinity because he got a gun, which is almost invariably a sign of mental compensation for an inadequately small p*nis.[/quote]
So, what you’re saying is, if you have a gun, you have a small p*nis? I guess all male police officers have a small p*nis…[/quote]

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