I'm honestly appalled by how mental health is talked about in this whole thread. I am male, I have many experiences with mental struggle, but I never thought to blame women and the rise in popularity of feminist discourse in social media for it, especially with how the vast majority of the said mental struggles were due to my negative interactions with destructively competitive and/or insecure men. For all this rallying of mental health under the banner of the male sex, the toxicity of how men treat each other is completely left out of the discussion. That's also why you're incentivised to suffer in silence, by the way, because what you say will be used against you at work and will keep you out of a promotion.

And then there's a kind of mental struggle that's brought about by isolation, not having genuine and deep connections with others whom you share ideals or interests with, which is driven by the modernity of our lifestyles and possibly by socioeconomic class. Why we are gendering mental health as an issue is beyond me. People seriously need to learn another paradigm with which to evaluate world events besides gender politics.