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Rated What About Men? 10/10

For me: a must read. <br/><br/>Reading Moran's book I could quickly see that I was the exact target audience for the content: white, cis, straight, leftie male. I try my best to be a feminist but I know that sometimes I end up being an apologist for my own gender.<br/><br/>Moran doesn't slam men in her book (as easy as that might be) she instead asks me to celebrate or be proud my masculinism in a way that doesn't have to be toxic or have causalities.<br/><br/>Her book has made me question what I consider the ideal values for being a man are. I'm not sure yet, but I'd long given up even asking the question.<br/><br/>She also gives some damn good reasoning to help understand the existence of the angry white men, boys that are being, effectively brain washed. It's something I don't have personal experience of, but having a young son, I'm even more aware of where he gets his information and inspiration from.<br/><br/>There's a lot of really good content in her book, both to spark discussion and reflective thought, but also stories of other men's experiences both positive and negative - which has helped me see the similarities in how I conduct myself as a man.<br/><br/>If you're anything like me, I highly, highly recommend reading this book.

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Published 2026-08-01 11:10 UTC · bridged from Atmosphere