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Toxic Masculinity (Patreon)

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2021-11-08 23:42:04
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2024-02

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What is it? What is positive masculinity? What are the consequences? Dr. Kirk and Humberto discuss in detail. 


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Trigger Warning: This episode may include topics such as assault, trauma, and discrimination. If necessary, listeners are encouraged to refrain from listening and care for their safety and well-being.


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Anonymous

I enjoyed this podcast and bits of it made me uncomfortable- especially what Berto shared about being told not to cry as a child or else he would be physically punished by his dad, who was a child psychiatrist (!). Also the fact that young men learn how to perform rape from tv and movies because they think that women’s resistance must be overcome. To think this is the effect of our culture is sickening. But the equal and opposite is true for me as a woman- we learn how to gain some sort of commitment from a guy before having sex because otherwise we believe we have no intrinsic worth and can be discarded after they’ve had their way with us (at least I believed this to some extent as a young woman).

Anonymous

The bit about positive masculine traits is interesting. I can see Kirk exploring this more in a future podcast. You never said the word “chivalry” but I felt that is part of this. Perhaps it needs exploring as it feels like a double-edged sword where men are probably afraid of overstepping but (from Reddit, etc) I still hear women wishing men did more “chivalrous” things. Perhaps Gen Z does not subscribe to chivalry. I’m a Gen Xer and I think it was already dying out with us, at least in the Pacific Northwest!