Gender Norms Are Questioned With Hashtag ‪#‎MasculinitySoFragile‬

Social Media has been in a frenzy to shine a light on absurd gender stereotypes using the hashtag #MasculinitySoFragile. The social construction of men in today's society is under the impression that masculinity needs to be associated with crazy bro-isms. Most of which are due to some truly ridiculous marketing campaigns.

Just remember to buy the proper Kleenex brand or forever be considered a wussy.

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*Probably buys mansize

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