Which is ironic, because it predicts toxic masculinity 20 years before it became a widespread phenomenon. Andrew Tate is basically Tyler Durden/the narrator in real life.
it predicts toxic masculinity 20 years before it became a widespread phenomenon
20 years before it became a widespread phenomenon
err… toxic masculinity has been mainstream since the beginning of recorded history.
Males in Athens who in adult life willingly submitted to anal penetration were derided as kinaidoi, a term of abuse which had the connotation of effeminacy.
A lot of people didn’t understand the movie.
Which is ironic, because it predicts toxic masculinity 20 years before it became a widespread phenomenon. Andrew Tate is basically Tyler Durden/the narrator in real life.
That’s giving Andrew Tate WAY too much credit
err… toxic masculinity has been mainstream since the beginning of recorded history.
-Professor Paul Cartledge
Lol you think fight club is about masculinity and not mental illness?
Hahahahahahahaha
Omg that’s hilarious