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A chat on subreddit /r/NoStupidQuestions
human
Being treated like you don’t have real problems. 

Societal issues like gender discrimination, pay gap, etc. certainly exist (and these are valid issues worth addressing) but these are often seen as justification for minimizing men’s problems. Although men as a whole might be better off than women in society (because they are less likely to be discriminated against) that does not mean that every man is a privileged, dominating, aggressive asshole.

Men more often than women are judged more harshly in regards to their income, job stability, career choice, and so on. Awareness of men’s mental health is increasing but it is still an afterthought with the default responses usually being “man up” or “get over it”. And not to mention that there a very fine line to navigate between meeting the societal expectations for men to be confident, assertive, competitive, and proactive while not trying to come across as overconfident, aggressive, overbearing, and arrogant.
gpt
&gt;And not to mention that **there is a very fine line to navigate between meeting the societal expectations for men to be confident, assertive, competitive, and proactive while not trying to come across as overconfident, aggressive, overbearing, and arrogant**.