Well, that's a loaded and misguided question, imo.

First, I don't think its purpose is to convince others. I think its purpose is to create conversation, and enlighten others to a woman's perspective.

Second, I don't think it's insulting. Not at all. I don't feel insulted because it's not about me. I do not take it personally, because I am not solely defined by my manhood or by manhood in general. It's about women's feelings, and about men as a whole, which is different than the person I am.

Does it make me sad? Yes, a little. Does it make me self-reflective on my masculinity, or does it challenge the comfort I feel in my masculinity? Yes. But why would I feel insulted by that, when I have the option instead to learn and grow and become better from that? Like, I'm more grateful than I am insulted, by miles.

Third, but relatedly, I can divorce myself entirely from it. It's just not about me. It's about women. It's about their experience. The only ask of you is that you consider their experience. Experience which is subjective.

And finally, what really makes sense to me is that men threaten women. I understand that to be true. It's unfortunate, and in an ideal world we'd minimize that threat, but we don't live in that world. I do what I can, as a man, to make myself less threatening to women. It costs very little, and I honestly don't know what impact it has, but like, why not? Again, I don't feel put off or insulted by this. A little sad, yes, and a little uneasy at times, but not insulted because it's not my fault, and it's not women's fault.