Used book shops, both from actual stores and used book stores online. Mostly, though, I just use the library and the Libby app instead of purchasing books unless they are for my child.

I find that such goals just create a burden and rob me of some of my enjoyment of reading. I simply read some every day as I have the time. Be it a half hour before bed or an entire afternoon. 🤷🏻‍♀️

Unbelievable? With the amount of MRA bullshit out there and one fan boy's description of a book. Nah. It's totally believable.

There are stereotypes about literally every group of people. Are you seriously making the argument that anyone truly thinks that just going to the gym makes anyone a sexist a-hole? C'mon now.

To blame the slight rise in women's social and economic welfare for men, especially minority men, not having equity is just an insane take. That's what this book is trying to claim. This isn't about men v. women. This is about oppressive power structures largely created and propped up by white men being incrementally dismantled while many white men scramble to continue tear down any attempts at equity.

This isn't about scarcity. To blame the slight rise in women's social and economic welfare for men, especially minority men, not having equity is just an insane take. That's what this book is trying to claim. This isn't about men v. women. This is about oppressive power structures largely created and propped up by white men being incrementally dismantled while many white men scramble to continue tear down any attempts at equity.

There is a difference between going to the gym and being a "gym bro." Again, so long as the person isn't actually displaying toxic masculinity by other behaviors, then no one gives a f*** if they frequent the gym.

>It is actually possible to support the advancement of all groups at once. To want to see equal representation across all aspects.

That is feminism. It has always boggled my mind that a philosophy seeking to empower all genders is seen as anti-men.

This book is a broad treatise. As for specific, it depends on your specific concerns: education, suicide rates, job demographics, etc.

No, mysandry (a much less common aspect of society) is held up as an excuse for MRA to try to put both all genders into narrow boxes of traditional gender norms.

I highly recommend more balanced works that address specific issues, not this blanket treatise.

That is some MRA nonsense.

No one but that one person is claiming that normal activities for any gender such as going to the gym are being labeled "toxic masculinity." That is the claim that I am saying is absurd and is not happening.

No, I am saying it isn't a real thing.

As long as being "traditionally masculine" doesn't make you a jerk, no one on the left will have a problem with you. This hyperbole is so strange.

I think you are confusing being a responsible adult with "being a man."

No reasonable person, let alone the majority of the left, is claiming that those things are toxic. Stop with the overstatements.