The Surfer

There once was a person, that person wanted to surf in his hometown.
But that hometown is very protective of its turf. But what becomes of a place when that protection turns into violence, violence that is cheered upon and said to be needed but is it?
These people are men, there are no woman in this kingdom. They don't rule. The person tries and tries and tries but every step the man takes he gets knocked down. The men make it him wise that he's the problem, the nuisance. The men think the person owes them something, something so that he can get absorbed into they're madness.

The persons watch?
Phone?
Identity?

These men strip the person of everything until they have nothing and begins to spiral into madness.
At the end the person for a brief moment becomes just like them, a shell of their former self.

That's how toxic masculinity partially works.
With men they force them into being mold a certain way until you are identical but they don't just do that, they mess with your mind, it tries to make you think a certain way.
With woman, they strip them of their dignity no matter what age.
They hold them hostage until there is no escape. They'll make you think your stuck until it's to late.
Lorcan finnegan's the surfer I believe will be seen as a modern classic.
Over time people will recognize what it has to tell and how it tells that.
Imo Nicolas cage represents both genders and what toxic masculinity can transform them into or do to them.