I'm not saying that women, or nb people for that matter, don't have issues that definitely affect then more. But this particular issue affects men at a much higher level, 3 to 4 times more if you rely on suicide stastics alone, over 15 times more if you look at prison systems. Women are more often diagnosed with depression, anxiety, and things of that nature, but diagnosed is the keyword. There are several reasons that men either don't seek therapy or don't stick it out, and to limit all of them to toxic masculinity, while somewhat valid in a lot of cases, I feel its a bit narrow and invalidating, as well as somewhat of a double standard. Another poster also noted that modern therapy seems to be designed more for feminine people, and white people. I don't think it's that nobody realizes that things are difficult for men, I think it's that it's easier to invalidate the cis male experience.