If men were feminine instead of masculine, would the world be a better place?

Simslover92
I ask this question because men in my opinion need to be masculine in order to protect their families and loved ones. As well as protect themselves.

Boys and men are expected to be strong, active, aggressive, tough, and dominant.

“Toxic masculinity” points to a particular version of masculinity that is unhealthy for the men and boys who conform to it, and harmful for those around them.

The phrase emphasises the worst aspects of stereotypically masculine attributes. Toxic masculinity is represented by qualities such as violence, dominance, emotional illiteracy, sexual entitlement, and hostility to femininity.

It basically portrays men and being masculine as bad and that all men are toxic if they have said traits listed at the top. Masculinity in and of itself is not toxic.

Toxic masculinity is largely linked to aggression and violence, according to research, and leaves boys and men at a disproportionate risk for everything from academic challenges to health disparities, not excluding substance abuse and cardiovascular complications.

Here is a video on toxic masculinity to better understand what I am talking about:

https://youtu.be/BwSvQwuPcR4?si=8ie1OsK9Nd2OQi3T

And here's a quote that aligns well with the message being presented:

Mens greatest weakness is their facade of strength, and women's greatest strength is their facade of weakness. -Warren Farrell
If men were feminine instead of masculine, would the world be a better place?
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