Natasha Tori Maru

@NewKidOnTheBlock misandrist*** Fixed for ya! Hugs and pop outside some

Cheers for the share 🪐

@NewKidOnTheBlock @Hojo you guys so silly 😊

Yo, same shit all over reddit! Especially scientific papers... Articles posted and people replying to the title. Endemic on that bot infested cesspool

Look em up

There's a latter day saints church real near to my work. Such lovely boys always saying hello with their books and suits. I've had chats with them due to being fascinated with people who get sucked into belief systems. But there aren't many in Australia - only 150,000 or so. Not like you in the US! I think you have like...millions... If I am not wrong!

You guys are confused. Conflating feminism and misandry. They can look alike but not the same. Look into it 😊

Hey, I could be one, who really knows?! 🫠 Rofl! Theres something about Mormons when they leave the church. It's such a huge belief system in the next eternal life, so many ex-mormons need to supplant it with another belief system. I think this could be where Bryan Johnson's weird Don't Die transhumanism comes from (he is also an ex-mormon).

She was on our old friend Aubrey Marcus's podcast https://youtu.be/qQ0Vca8TrF4?si=-9MI3INAErhKp5F6

@LoneWonderer shamelessly poaching from your top favs 😈🔥

@Wilhelm44 hahaha - she claims she is an alien from Arcturus 🤣🤣🤣

That's cool if you feel that way. But it's a limiting belief at its core. And a fundamental misunderstanding.

I raised this earlier - no one here is really paying attention to her spiritual stuff or woo claims. I think are rather familiar with beliefs 🙃 It's all a bunch of concepts

I hate it. What it does to the younger generations & how it totally accelerates brain rot in the boomer generation. I find the older generation become really stuck in thinking certain ways with very little plasticity, and when they fall into social media its game over...

I will retract that as outside of social media it probably isn't so common (for men to be misandrist). I do see it a lot in online platforms and in a lot of 'wokey' circles. I cannot really say - as it is really a comment on people's internal values - and many aren't so transparent about it. But it manifests as a lot of shame around totally normal masculinity. IE being ashamed of desiring women for sex, default assumptions of guilt, emotional invalidation - 'men are dangerous' narratives. Chronic self doubt, identity confusion, emotional shut-down, distrust in relationships & hyper independence. And just the general dialogue around disposable expectations. There's some rather fucked up shit around women being allowed to air frustrations around men, but men, when they do this - get slapped with misogyny. Men are conditioned to 'cop it sweet' - and internalised misandry causes male shame which totally eats away at everything men stand for With this sort of anger, shame has no where to go, and you end up with depression. Which is behind a lot of the issues men face. Shame leads to anger, anger is an emotion to motivate you. But when you cannot 'do' anything with it, it becomes depression and anhedonia. And men are simply NOT allowed to be angry these days - and it is so wrong to be shamed for this emotion. Men are allowed all emotions - but anger? heaven forbid! Sorry to digress - I am quite passionate about men's issues, as well as women's