I was looking forward to reading Reeves' book. I'm disappointed to learn that it falls so short of an honest assessment of the challenges that face men and boys. In the history of human civilization, there is nary a hate group or supremacist organization that has evolved to champion the targets of its hatred; there's absolutely no reason to believe that feminism will be the first. The argument that men can be saved from their "toxicity" and lifted up from their subhuman status if they will only agree to be what feminism thinks they should be is incredibly condescending. That feminism would so hypocritically advance this position after condemning cultures that expect girls to adhere to male conceptions of what they should be reveals the intellectual impoverishment at the core of its doctrines. Moreover, the homophobic entities that justify conversion therapies and other radical methods to dispel the "toxic danger" of homosexuality hold very similar views: compassion and guidance is needed to lift these people out of their debased state and lead them to become what these "morally superior" entities believe they should be. It's unfortunate that the very authorities who have recognized and decried the horrors of this homophobic agenda refuse to denounce feminism's equally horrid and bigoted campaign.