Title: 7 Reasons Why Patriarchy Is Bad (and Feminism is Good) for Men
Headings: 7 Reasons Why Patriarchy Is Bad (and Feminism is Good) for Men
7 Reasons Why Patriarchy Is Bad (and Feminism is Good) for Men
1.Reflectiveness:
2.Competition:
3.Status Quo:
4.Hierarchy:
5.Ignorance:
6.Rape Culture:
7. Toxicity:
Men are hurt by their own dedication to toxic, patriarchal masculinity by allowing themselves to hurt others.

Content: What many feminists would rather see is men working alongside them to break down those barriers and norms and embrace a life of self-actualization that is free of baseless categorizations and judgments. 4.Hierarchy: Similar to the notion of keeping up the status quo, men often don’t realize how our society is built to put them ahead of women and nonbinary people. The patriarchy has supported this notion that men are inherently better than others, simply by virtue of being a man. Even if you identify as a man, if you don’t play along with the norms of masculinity, you’re treated as an “other” as well. More importantly, though, we see where men are put on a pedestal while others fall by the wayside. Typically, men are paid more, men are offered jobs more often, men pay less for products, men aren’t subjected to constant catcalling or sexual violence, men don’t have to face their insecurities, and men are happy about that. Unfortunately, women and nonbinary folks usually don’t have those same options, and they’re forced to be uncomfortable, feel unsafe, or face violence on a daily basis. The solution that feminism has developed for this is leveling the playing field. That doesn’t mean men should have to deal with the same disadvantages as other people, rather men should both understand what others go through on a daily basis and also work toward eradicating those issues on their end, since much of it is perpetuated by men in the first place.