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Reyjay

Male. Lives in Austin, Texas, United States. Born on September 27. Is married.

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August 26, 2025 6:34 pm

We've all heard the phrase “toxic masculinity”. It has become the Swiss Army knife of cultural insults. It’s a one-size-fits-all hammer for every man who dares to breathe too loudly in public. And now... View MoreWe've all heard the phrase “toxic masculinity”. It has become the Swiss Army knife of cultural insults. It’s a one-size-fits-all hammer for every man who dares to breathe too loudly in public. And now, another one of society’s favorite chorus is “Don’t need no man!” Well congratulations! You’ve taken the most important role in human history, the role of husband, father, protector, builder, and reduced it to… A punchline and another TikTok slogan with bad choreography. And then there’s the crowd favorite: “All men are trash.” Isn’t that clever? Isn’t that empowering? No. It’s lazy. It’s hateful. It’s like saying all women are crazy cat ladies. It's not just cruel, it’s ridiculous. But here’s the problem: when you feed young men that garbage over and over again, when every commercial, every Netflix script, every tweet tells them they’re predators-in-waiting, you don’t get equality, you get resentment. You get confusion. You get young men wondering, “If I’m trash, why should I bother to be treasure?” And men are tired of it. Tired of walking through life like parolees on a weekend pass. Tired of the side-eyes, the flinches, the whispers, when we’re just buying milk at Costco. Tired of being treated like a monster while we’re minding our own business. Masculinity, real masculinity, isn’t the problem. It’s the solution. It’s the guy who stays up all night with a sick kid. It’s the man who jumps in front of danger. It’s the dad who goes without so his kids don’t have to. That’s not toxic. That’s heroic. But we’ve traded honor for hashtags, fathers for slogans, protection for cheap empowerment memes. And if this cultural sickness keeps spreading, here’s what’s coming: boys who don’t know how to be men, women wondering where all the good men went, and a society crumbling because its very backbone was mocked, belittled, and dismissed as “trash.” So the next time somebody says “Don’t need no man,” I say, “really? Do you like those roads? That electricity? That roof over your head? Civilization didn’t build itself. Men aren’t the poison. They’re the reason you have the luxury to sneer in the first place.” And the day we forget that? That’s the day the lights go out.

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