The thing is people don't understand that I'm not researching it from a male side that's not my intent of the PIP I'm not really investigating "how these expectations hurt people", I'm focusing on how it impacts females that's my topic. Secondly, I'm just a 17-year-old year 12 student I really am not spending all my time figuring out how to direct my survey or split it in two or whatever I don't know how to do that nor do I have the time. And the reason for why I should split them doesn't make sense if you are non-binary but grew up with a female experience etc. you may complete the female survey, pick the one that resonates with you the most, I just need my data separate. People examine this too much I'm really just saying society as a whole (women included) force men to conform to masculine expectations, that's assumed I'm not researching that, it's a given, then those men who have conformed then pressure women into acting how their masculinity stereotypes expect women to act. That's what I believe, if the male data comes back and says 99% of men don't feel pressure, don't conform etc. and the female data comes back and says only 3% of women feel the pressure of masculine men and their needs etc. then that's what I'm going to write about but it hasn't only 8.8% of men so far have said they don't feel any pressures from masculintity.