I thought about that. And no doubt, men are *some* (perhaps most) of the audience. But obviously there's also clearly a subculture of women that this appeals to. For example, the tradwife set—and there are many women who find this ideology appealing (for example, religious women).
However, my thought is simply this: if men are so fragile that we need defending—then from what? And how does this discussion actually "rescue" us? Presumably, they're appealing to someone who has the power to do something—who would it be?
