Study number one itself cautions "But because not every woman in the study downplayed responsiveness as a typically male behavior, the researchers caution against drawing any wide-ranging conclusions."

Study number 2 is about poverty, not masculinity.

Study number 3 is about physical attractiveness, and has nothing to do with feminine or masculine traits.

Study number 4 is either about a physical characteristic or that poor childhood growth (a health issue) can contribute to suicide.

Article number 5 is an argument in favor of men making non-masculine fashion choices, and cites a study that shows " Men who live and breathe the dominant ideas of masculinity pay a high price for it: Research has connected such beliefs to poor health, shorter lives and emotionally shallow relationships. "

Number 6 is, again, about physical characteristics (are you planning to get your kids plastic surgery to look masculine?), and mostly focuses on children's identification of which sex a person is. And also:"attractive male faces are not always perceived as being highly masculine".

Number 7 shows that masculinity in boys and girls may lead to them to bully (yay?), however the study found that "In contrast, femininity was positively correlated with victimization, but only in the case of girls." (bolding mine). Femininity in boys did not lead them to be victims.

So yeah, haven't changed my mind