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'''Toxic masculinity''' is a label for exaggerated, societally unproductive displays of violence, antisociability, and other forms of aggression. Men are '''toxic masculine''' because women are sexually attracted to it. Those who campaign against toxic masculinity the most vocally today also ridicule men for not being able to compete to secure sexual intimacy efficiently. This is odd as the main reason men are toxic masculine is because of this competition for women. | '''Toxic masculinity''' is a label for exaggerated, societally unproductive displays of violence, antisociability, and other forms of aggression. Men are '''toxic masculine''' because women are sexually attracted to it. Those who campaign against toxic masculinity the most vocally today also ridicule men for not being able to compete to secure sexual intimacy efficiently. This is odd as the main reason men are toxic masculine is because of this competition for women. | ||
The term can be applied to women. Notably toxic masculine women include [[Aileen Wuornos]] and [[Jane Toppan]]. | |||
[[PUA]]s are vocal proponents of real or simulated toxic masculinity. | [[PUA]]s are vocal proponents of real or simulated toxic masculinity. | ||