The rise of women’s movements such as the #MeToo campaign and increasing awareness of mental health issues specific to men has highlighted the prevalence of toxic masculinity all over the world. Toxic masculinity, a variation of masculinity, refers to the socially-constructed attitudes that

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While there are many strong women who have come forward for the #MeToo movement to call out the rampant sexual assault across industries – actor Terry Crews has reminded people that this is an issue that crosses gender lines. However, despite bravely sharing his story and Capitol Hill testimony

The buzz phrase ‘toxic masculinity’ has lost much of its original meaning over time. It has been misunderstood and overused to the point that any debate on the topic usually gets hijacked by angry incels and feminists, with any thoughtful, nuanced discussion buried amidst the fury. Australian

‘Manspreading,’ an annoying but ultimately minor social issue, has gotten plenty of attention in recent times, with many women expressing their anger with the habit and ascribing things like ‘an exhibition of male dominance’ to it. So instead of being treated as another social faux pas, like