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How can we end toxic masculinity if we cannot tolerate male fragility?

Men expressing vulnerability and anguish when hurt ought to be lauded, not laughed at or dirided.

I looked at that book, but I was worried about the Gtk part, the book is now a few years old, is the Gtk stuff still relevant? My worry is that Gtk seems to always be coming out with new versions and its hard to know whats still relevant and good.

Is that a valid concern or not?

This isn't vulnerability and anguish, it's petty nitpicking and virtue signaling.

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