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I came across this article from the Coalition to End Domestic Violence called “Women Reveal Toxic Femininity is Real and Dangerous.”
👉 endtodv. org/pr/women-reveal-toxic-femininity-is-real-and-dangerous

It talks about how “toxic femininity” can show up through emotional manipulation, victim-playing, gossip, or weaponizing empathy — basically, behaviors that hurt both men and women. The article says toxicity isn’t gendered, but that these patterns are often ignored when women do them.

So I’m curious — do you think toxic femininity is real and dangerous? Or is it just an overused buzzword?

I have been seeing some videos from female YouTubers talking about how men don't interact with women in the same way due to all of the potential consequences (e. g. being called a creep, MeToo, losing a job, reputation damage). These YouTubers seem to understand that it's by the above reasons, but I don't really hear from any young women in real life having these views. So I want to gauge how common this belief is.

I'd also like to know how your beliefs progressed overtime. For example, maybe you started as a modern feminist and transitioned after learning more; or you never agreed with modern feminism.

All of this information will be used to gauge how likely it is I will get married, since I have no intention of marrying a modern feminist.

As men we just want a beautiful girl that’s sweet. That never changed. Quite genuine if you ask me.

Women now just expect guys to be rich. They expect what their dad never achieved in 60 years.

Every woman that files for divorce takes every penny they can - They want everything!

I’ve done tests on hinge where I project an upper middle class and then an elite class profile. I’ve seen the difference - I put my dad’s rolls up in photos for example - More girls responsive and nicer to me. More matches. Many girls liking the very materialistic/luxurious photos.

In fact I think women have fallen for social media’s propaganda. They see the videos of men buying them g wagons and buying them huge flowers and they think that is love. They think it is real and obtainable.

So are women really on our side? Or do men just want beauty and women just want money? Can you trust any of them?

I mean having a loyal wife could be great financially as you could grow assets very smartly together but you have to be able to trust that person.

Women are empowered to leave men when they feel 1% unhappy. They don’t fight it through?

I barely heard the man speak except on short videos on TikTok but since his death many are exposing him for the things he said and to me it shows this Charlie guy seems more like a trash of a person.

Here are a couple of the nasty things he said according to me.

#1: The civil rights act of the 60's was a mistake.

In other words, he doesn't believe black American citizens were worthy of any civil rights like the rest of white American citizens.

#2: It's worth the cost of some people getting killed by guns so that way the 2nd amendment can be argued to be preserved.

What do you think of Charlie Kirk as a person?

Decent guy or hiding behind his politics and religion to trick people of his real nasty personality and views?