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I feel you, man, I have many similar experiences with family myself. But may I suggest that the far-right comes with its own hang-ups which may not be healthy o
by monoideism 7y ago
I feel you, man, I have many similar experiences with family myself. But may I suggest that the far-right comes with its own hang-ups which may not be healthy or ideal or you (e.g. they seem addicted to rage and anger, similar to the identity-obsessed left).
lallysingh in a adjacent comment has some excellent suggestions for alternative people to hang out with who aren’t biased against men. it’s a list I’ll pay heed to myself, as soon as I get some health issues straightened out.
another possibility is religious groups. Even if you’re not religious yourself, there are groups that fulfill similar roles with less of a role on religion: unitarians, etc.
I think Warren Farrell and Jordan Peterson are absolutely on the money wrt to boys and men in modern society (and for folks reading who would write them off as “alt right”, Farrell is a pretty typical liberal and Peterson is at most center-right, but most everyone has already made up their mind).
- lallysingh 7y ago+1 to religious groups. There are lots of good ones out there! Edit: also I'd recommend against groups with an agenda that isn't already inline with your beliefs. If you're feeling unsure about yourself, you can lose yourself to theirs. E.g., religion, politics, even sports. There are plenty of groups out there, it's worth shopping around. IMHO the goal is to better understand and accept yourself, so stay as close to that as you can.