Which came first, the misogyny or the "lack of positive male role models"?

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5. I really liked the scene in the fourth episode

when the parents were reminiscing about how they'd first really noticed each other and it featured the father being a terrible dancer, sliding all over the place in his bowling shoes, doing the splits, and the other kids making fun of him.

Because the incident wasn't supercharged by social media though, he was still able to laugh at himself and not think that any tiny crack in his masculine facade meant that he was a failure as a human being. The stakes were a lot a lower and also it was demonstrated that we don't all have to take ourselves and this masculine/feminine thing so seriously all the time.

I think having a sense of humour about your failings and being able to keep things in perspective is also a very attractive and admirable trait that is potentially being eroded by social media and a lot of the manosphere discourse.