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@bambi, didn't Leo explain how he generalizes? The following is a quote from one of his posts. "What's unhealthy for society is denying the obvious psychological differences between men and women. When I say man, what I really mean is masculine. If a man is not masculine then what I say doesn't apply. Just because there are feminine men doesn't touch my point." Do you think we can talk about this stuff without generalizing?

People have been creating threads to talk about a post that he made.

The blog is great the way it is—only his findings and perspectives.

It has been very helpful to me. I learn more from your blog posts than from the forum, to be honest. You share some great YouTube channels that I wouldn't have found. I find your analysis of different stuff very insightful.

Sure. It's a huge problem, though. Well, I guess people in the west are focused on minimizing the toxicity rather than creating a healthy one, which ironically can make them toxic to any kind of masculinity.

ChatGPT got tired of him and gave up in the end. 😄

Such a great response!

Maybe you want to have a good time with some that you can be authentic with. Sometimes, me too, to be honest. For example, I like having fun with anyone with the intention of socializing and feeling good, but more with girls as I can share my emotions more freely or have more emotional connection.

@Alexop, also, I viewed it generally as a negative thing because, in my culture, a lot of men are toxic. They are lazy as hell and give in to their aggressive nature. If you ever get close with them, then they will manipulate you and control your life. It's really disgusting how they talk about girls with their boys. And the girls are getting deceived by their initial charm, not knowing how they are ever going to have a stable job and support without relying on their parents. Young people are stupidly wanting to start a family without knowing each other some time and planning their future. Also, you have to meet your girlfriend's brothers and eventually parents unless you want to get beaten up. Both of your families should be generally in agreement, or else you're fucked up and should leave that girl. The parents make their children psychologically dependent on them.

Thanks for the acknowledgment.

Caucasians, the people from the Caucasus. The real ones! 😋

@hundreth, if you judge Leo based on a one-dimensional axis, then of course he will shift from one side to the other.

It could be related to the climate.

Broken nose is a Caucasian thing. 😁

@PurpleTree, I like their podcast. Although I haven't seen much of their videos, I like that they talk together while having different political views.

The only things that have helped me get through all of that stuff has been hope, open-mindedness, love, and understanding.

I could spend hours telling you stories about the hatred in my family, among my relatives and other families. These 1-2 years are the only years that I have had most peace in my life. Before that, too much drama, gossip, control, interdependence, unnecessary and forced responsibilities, etc.

😂

@Alexop, man, I loved your article. When I think of rereading or redoing something again, it means that it touched my heart. I love your type of masculine person! 😊 I'll read the other articles as well. One of the ironic moments in my life was that I changed my perspective on masculinity as a generally negative thing once I realized that I was actually attracted to it. 😄

@Alexop, thanks for sharing your article! 😊

@Alexop, thanks for your responses. I do like your thinking. You can check out Claude AI's explaination of the "Western Masculinity Crisis" from the SD Tier 2 construct-aware perspective.

@Alexop, what do you think people could generally do to not suppress their masculinity or femininity in a masculine or feminine society? Do you think society can integrate both without suppressing the other?

Maybe it's focused on the root causes of the things you are describing. I only asked ChatGPT one question, though. Claude AI is a different beast. It gave me a different response, but you wouldn't like it either.

@Spiritual Warfare, is there a double meaning in the image? 😂 It would be good if they weren't dogmatically taught to children. To be honest, I think that if the school is good, children could grow up without being taught religion.

Maybe, I don't know.