@LisaBritton What people think intuitively is that if his woman is unhappy or chaotic, he's not a real man and it's somehow his fault anyway, he deserves it. That's why they react like that when he asks for help.
@LisaBritton Strength without hardness, confidence without ego, attachment without dependence, ambition without being enslaved by outcomes, and resilience without whining.
@LisaBritton Divide and conquer, we live in a police state with no freedom of speech.
We are cannon fodder for our elites.
And also, not supporting boys and demonizing them is so deeply engrained in today's culture and mass media that I hardly see anything changing at society level.
@Mr_Justin_TDA@FrenchOG3 Thanks for the insightful perspective.
I believe I'll discover who I really am by living and trial & error. I put a lot of effort in observing my behaviors and going to the root causes of my anxieties. I hope the more I know myself, the more clarity on the things I actually need.
@Mr_Justin_TDA@FrenchOG3 I wonder if monogamy is just cope or settling deep down and we are actually designed to love multiple women. I like and follow your content and you seem to think so. 2 relationships seems more fulfilling to you than 1. Maybe monogamy comes from scarcity mindset or culture.
@sexxy_fatal So her life goals are being seen on social media and being seen as hot.
Sounds like she's insecure and needs that constant external validation, and she dreams of a man who will enable/support her insecurity.
A woman who lives for spectacle is very unattractive.
@LisaBritton@Mark_J_Perry There's the expectation that men are fine with struggle because if they survive it, they are fit and if they don't, they aren't fit anyway. Everyone seems to fine with this concept at some level deep down.
@LisaBritton I blame toxic and broken families too. Where family ties persist the sexes grow up much closer to eachother and learn the human being underneath before adulthood.
@FemCondition@nypost Men just like to be rough and crude for fun and they don't want to watch what they say all the time because a woman is around who might get hurt or scared. What's wrong with that. Women also want their spaces to talk without male judgement.
@LisaBritton It's men's fault for apologizing for it. Not saying men should be rude about it or 'in your face', but neither apologize or be ashamed about their preferences.