We talk and talk about women, but about masculinity toxic or healthy when?
In this article I want to talk about manhood toxic that spreads in society, social media, friends, etc.
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What is masculinity?

Masculinity is a social and cultural construct that refers to the traits, roles, and behaviors traditionally associated with men and masculinity in society.
Currently, masculinity is talked about almost everywhere online, including until Andrew Tate was detained by the Romanian Police.
Many people said that Andrew Tate it was providing toxic information and not real, productive information.
In some circumstances I agree with him, and in others I don't, because in my opinion he doesn't express it from a positive perspective.
In my opinion, masculinity represents a balanced man, both rationally and emotionally.
What do I mean? It is rational in order to know how to be protective, confident, and secure, but it is emotional in order to inspire empathy, emotions, love, affection, etc.
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Signs of toxic masculinity

Toxic masculinity is a concept that describes the cultural norms, traits, and behaviors that define what it is to be a "real man" in a way that can have negative effects on men and people.
This concept of masculinity can promote and perpetuate harmful behaviors and attitudes, such as:
- Suppression of emotions: Toxic masculinity encourages men to repress their emotions and avoid expressing them openly. This can lead to difficulties in emotional communication and contribute to mental health problems.
- Aggression and violence: This social construct can promote physical or verbal aggression as a way to demonstrate masculinity or strength. This can lead to abusive relationships and violent behaviors.
- Dominance and control: Toxic masculinity can promote the idea that men should be dominant in relationships and control both their partners and others. This can lead to unhealthy relationships and gender discrimination.
- Pressure to perform: Men can feel intense pressure to conform to high standards of performance in various areas, including career, sexuality, and physicality. This pressure can lead to anxiety and stress.
- Resistance to help and vulnerability: Toxic masculinity can make men reluctant to seek help when they need it and avoid being vulnerable or showing weakness.
The previous aspects are some subpoints of what shows that you have or have toxic masculinity and not a productive one.
However, men have started to "wake up" as a result of the education that I or other men in this area provide.
Signs of positive masculinity

Above we talked about the signs of toxic masculinity, but let's not forget about the positive one.
Positive masculinity refers to the adoption and promotion of healthy and constructive traits, attitudes, and behaviors associated with masculinity, which contribute to the well-being of the individual and people.
Here are some signs of positive masculinity:
- Healthy emotionality: A man who openly expresses his emotions and is aware of his own feelings shows emotional maturity and the ability to communicate effectively with others.
- Empathy and respect: A person who shows empathy and respect for others, regardless of gender, and who treats all people with dignity, shows an important aspect of positive masculinity.
- Flexibility and adaptability: The ability to adapt to various situations and to let go of rigidity regarding traits or behaviors considered "masculine" can contribute to the development of positive masculinity.
- Engaging in healthy relationships: A man who engages in healthy interpersonal relationships, based on open communication, mutual respect, and equality, shows emotional maturity and constructive relationships.
- Social responsibility and awareness: Community involvement and taking responsibility for the impact of one's actions on society are important aspects of positive masculinity.
- Promoting health and well-being: Paying attention to physical and mental health, as well as promoting a healthy lifestyle, can contribute to the development of positive masculinity.
- Support for others: A man who offers support, encouragement, and help to those around him, especially friends and family, shows generosity and consideration for others.
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Actions for positive masculinity
I will now offer you a few actions to take towards acquiring positive traits in this regard:
- Courses: Are you considering taking courses? Personal Development to learn about the patterns of men from childhood or today.
2. Masculinity Camps: Men's camps will help you learn from a mentor what it means to be a man with an ethical and confident personality, what you need to do to change your toxic traits.
3. Cognitive-behavioral Therapy: It will help you identify all the negative aspects of your childhood that influence your adult life.
4. Mentor: Find someone you consider to be an ethical, positive, and productive man to work with. This will help you have a positive male role model in your life.
Conclusion
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