If all men transitioned, we would still have to force some people to be masculine to maintain technologies and living standards. Masculinity is completely unrewarded though, unless you're very attractive. Is every man just going to opt out? Obviously chads, trannies, and women aren't going to volunteer to work physically exhausting, smelly, and unpleasant jobs. If there is no upside to masculinity maintained (i.e monogamy, patriarchy, logocentrism, special privileges for men), literally what reason do men have to keep playing along with society?
If all men transitioned...
Dominic Thomas
Ryan Myers
Most of these issues that men face in society are due to men going along with it. For example, the fear of being "creepy" is entirely self inflicted by men; if all men stopped giving a shit about being seen as creepy and stopped shaming other men for it it wouldn't be an issue anymore, for example. Or men just all collectively agreeing to refuse to put more effort into pursuing women than they're worth. Or just generally not simping over every decently attractive woman. The frustration is that men as a group refuse to look out for each other.
Ian Robinson
Also Chads basically aren't men. Women treat them like men treat women in general. The bulk of men are the slave caste in the modern world. Women can opt out of work by marrying. Men opt out of work and are seen as bad slaves.
Daniel Wood
white man here, i cannot in good conscience seek emplyoment or education when those postions could go to a more deserving sexual/gender minority or POC
Andrew Richardson
The people calling men creepy are women. Men looking out for each other is patriarchy, anti-feminism, and forced monogamy. That is what it is in our interests to pursue.
Austin Robinson
(And also some men really are creepy. Not giving a shit wouldn't make women feel comfortable with creeps.)
Robert Lee
>be in high school
>be white male
>minding my own business listening to music in headphones
>two foids walk by and say "let's throw pinecones at the creepy kid"
>they throw pine cones at me
Caleb Flores
Men weren't looking out for me when they beat and bullied me for being unmasculine growing up.
Jacob Howard
This
It’s time for white men to step back and let genderqueer bipoc take the lead
Camden Williams
Yeah they were.