Having had to endure endless righteous lectures on toxic masculinity, we now have this shameless promotion of the use male violence through the use of superior physical force. And as a woman, is this the kind of man she is saying is "real"? The kind of man that women should want to be with? The kind that males are supposed to aspire to in order to be considered a "real" man? And how exactly would she defend herself against such a "real" man if not with her glock?

This is an utterly stupid and dangerous message to be sending to both men and women.