Toxic masculinity

Stop having your bird ordering you around.

And this is kind of where the toxic masculinity stuff comes in.

Because it turns out, Gemma, that Ross is a bit of a caveman, right? So they're having, they're going to, they're in the bistro on Tuesday's episode, special lunch.

And Fizz is talking about past marriages, purposefully to try and annoy Ross.

So, yeah, maybe Karen had whisked him away by that point.

Don't

want to instil toxic masculinity in an actor.

Definitely not somebody like Doran who can't keep his claptrap shut, I mean.

in, you know? Just rein it in.

It's good to see we can still enjoy a little bit of toxic masculinity.

No, look, people wonder why we've gone to shit if this is what's happening.

Friday Arvo we've gone to shit to be fair that's probably at odds with some of the stuff we put out this week that would confuse people that you're drinking a beetroot juice at walk off on a Friday you think I should be

Exactly

... with toxic masculinity.

Exactly.

And we don't know where that line is.

You were designed evolutionarily to be masculine, and that doesn't mean you don't, you can be feminine, too.

Yeah.

But masculinity has been given such a, it's been bastardized because of toxic masculinity, because so many men have fucked it up for the rest of you.

Yeah.

There's a lot of agenda that comes from certain modern, very liberal education of really demonizing these masculine traits.

It makes you think of the report about toxic masculinity that came out that I think was maybe one of the worst things for men to come out of the APA because it really pathologized a lot of these male traits.

I'm curious your thoughts on that, how that impacted the industry and

I will tell you that is fascinating for me because I know a lot of the folks who wrote that and I've read that document front to back.

Toxic masculinity has ever threatened to poison Christianity.

And this poison is the insidious poison of Muhammad.

Viva Cristo Rey.

as her own heart has triumphed in so many ways throughout history, and it will triumph in our own time as well, as she has promised.

And I want to talk today a little bit about the struggle between Mary and the Mohammedans, because this is, at so much of the heart of the history of Christianity, the history of Christendom, is Mary against the Mohammedans.

but it's also something deeper and more subtle, and that is in the struggle with toxic masculinity.

What do I mean by toxic masculinity? I've defined this toxic masculinity in my essay on Our Lady of Sorrows in distinction from the false idea of toxic masculinity.

As we've mentioned before, the devil does not create.

He just gets away with his shitty behavior.

Again, I think he is watching adult men like Nick who should know better, and he is learning his toxic masculinity from people like Nick.

So, yes, I think Nick is worse, but none of them are

good.

This movie really is less about the traditional horror and more about the horrible feeling that something is seriously wrong.

We have themes of toxic masculinity, manipulation, emotional abuse, a harmless situation can spiral completely out of control.

The isolated Australian outback setting makes everything feel so much more hopeless.

Just nobody's around to help.

Oh, yeah.

No toxic masculinity in the

house today.

It's

And that if you can't do either one of those things, they will not choose you.

And as soon as you can't give you those things, the conditionality of it goes away.

And now I had to go through a whole process in therapy talking about toxic masculinity and how it affected my brain.

And it's very interesting to see.

I mean, like...

In the sense of taking notes and analyzing the level of toxic masculinity that it has.

Ten out of ten.

No, but seriously, how in-depth it goes.

And others of us are going, look, this is the kind of day if I was going to skip church and not kind of get into it, this would be the day that I would do it.

There's a phrase in the last wee while that has come out, a little bit of academia in the 80s and 90s called toxic masculinity.

And it's been branded around quite a lot of things in terms of associated with being a man.

And unfortunately, there are many things that men have done that have been painful and wrong and abusive.

Like when I sat in my time of prison and tried to understand how men would act in certain ways that would be destructive and violent, sexual even.

There's also sort of things that men have done that are good and wholesome and right.

Here's a definition of toxic masculinity that I think frames it a lot better rather than just to be a man is to be toxic.

It says this, it is like a catchphrase for male sexism and the dominance and aggression and violence.