The case of Luigi Mangione has revealed a peculiar phenomenon where leftist women are drawn to a figure of alleged violence, celebrating a masculinity ostracized by their own rhetoric.
The intense attraction to Mangione seems to stem from a release of pent-up frustrations regarding masculinity—a craving for a gender role that has been demonized.
After years of criticizing toxic masculinity, these women have found a new masculine icon in Mangione who represents a form of aggression they can now champion.
Mangione’s public appeal reflects a contradictory mindset among some women, where societal rejection of certain masculine traits aligns with admiration for them in specific contexts.
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