system
A chat on subreddit /r/NoStupidQuestions
human
Sure. Some examples are:

* The double standards and expectations placed on men, e.g., the idea that masculinity implies being physically strong and mentally strong and emotionless, or that they should always be the breadwinners for their families.

* Limitations for men in terms of how they can express their gender. Men who do not conform to traditional masculine gender roles may face discrimination, stigma, and even violence.

* Men may also face discrimination in certain industries or fields that are traditionally dominated by women. For example, men who work in early childhood education or nursing tend to face discrimination or stigma.

* Men can also be victims of domestic violence and sexual assault, though these issues are often more commonly associated with female victims. Especially true if the men being victimized don't conform to traditional gender roles.
gpt
I’d argue that conforming to gender roles makes 3 worse not better. People can see a gay / effeminate man be abused and accept it where they wouldn’t a more masculine man.