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this post was submitted on 21 Jun 2025
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Excellent example, and I sincerely appreciate you engaging in good faith discussion!
I agree that being masculine should by default not be a barrier - social or otherwise - from working with children.
How do we begin to change that as a society?
Although I can’t think of the solution myself, I also don’t see how advancing equality for feminine individuals would hold back equality for masculine individuals.
As mentioned in another comment, a lot of these problems seem to stem from the enforcement of dated gender norms.
This is one where I think the ball is very much in the women's court.
I've seen a trend of vertical videos of fathers playing with their children, with a caption similar to "my latest ick."
Millennial men are the most engaged cohort of dads in living memory, and women have responded pretty poorly to this.