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An astoundingly insightful take on feminization and the healthy and unhealthy aspects of it— kudos! Speaking as a middle-aged man with a lot of life experience— including several serious/semi-serious relationships— I can say without reservation that we’ve been living in very confusing times for at least the past couple of decades and that this confusion affects both genders. Mixed messages are the cultural norm, and many women I’ve encountered— both romantically and platonically— have wanted things “both ways”… meaning that they profess to want a sensitive, creative, and nurturing partner who still possesses/exhibits what we now refer to as “toxic masculinity.” I’m generalizing, of course, and in reality women fall more heavily on one side of the proverbial “gender-expression dividing line” than the other, with some being more appreciative of and feeling more attractive to a somewhat “effeminate” man, while others preferring the a more stereotypically “masculine” partner. But, there’s nearly always been a tendency for my female partners (I’ve never had a male partner and don’t want one, btw) to complain that I’m being “too feminine” (and often unfavorably comparing me to “more macho” dudes they know) whenever I’ve shown “too much” of my sensitive and nurturing side, and then turning around and complaining when I’m more assertive and “crass” (as I admit I can sometimes be when I engage in humor, lol). It seems that many women don’t really know what they want, and for me this has resulted in my partners eventually seeking out a more consistently, stereotypically masculine partner. (This usually results in a failed marriage for them, and they later end up with a more “balanced” guy like me. Oh, the irony! Not to mention the heartbreak and frustration.) I have engaged in fantasies where I’m actually a woman as a result of this phenomenon, as a result of this frustrating and confusing experience with women in a kind of “if-you-can’t-beat-‘em-join-‘em” manner, and I believe this is a psychologically compensatory and ultimately toxic behavior on my part. I guess my main point is that it’s far too easy to turn to toxic expressions of feminization in the wake of such frustrating and confusing experiences and given the cultural climate in which we live, where institutions like Hollywood push the “women-are-superior-to-men” agenda (or even the “all-me-are-toxic” agenda). Much needs to be sorted, with the wheat being eventually and necessarily separated from the chaff before the dust can settle and point the way to a more integrated and evolved expression of humanity for BOTH genders.