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cop: can you describe the guy who stabbed you

me: yeah he was not very friendly

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first date ideas: show your date to everybody in town… wearing a salmon suit

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Men.... Dress a little bit more slutty this summer...

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Men.... Dress a little bit more slutty this summer...

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me @ any and every cat in existence:

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cop: can you describe the guy who stabbed you

me: yeah he was not very friendly

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I want to use this post to clear something up. When I talk about toxic masculinity it always causes a big backlash, and I’ve noticed it’s mainly because men don’t know what it means. When I say I hate toxic masculinity, I do not mean that I hate that you’re a man or that I hate masculinity.

Toxic masculinity is THIS. Toxic masculinity is when men reinforce the idea that men should suppress and ignore softer displays of emotions that are associated with women. Toxic masculinity is reinforcing the fear of physical affection between men because it makes them appear too feminine or even ‘homosexual’.

It has to stop. Let men cry. Let men hold each other. Stop perceiving things that are ‘feminine’ as weak because outing your emotions is not weakness, it’s strength.

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