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Within male culture, what women think of us is relevant only within a romantic context. Male culture can only be created by men. What governments think of men
by satisfice 3y ago
Within male culture, what women think of us is relevant only within a romantic context. Male culture can only be created by men.
What governments think of men matters, and women participate in government. But when governments fall, its men who topple them. Only men. Sometimes the girlfriends help.
As a man, I am not wringing my hands. I have marshaled power and I’m using it to support and protect my family. My psychology is just fine. But if you disagree, good luck with that. Maybe go to war over it? First you will need to recruit some men to help you.
The greatest problem that faces humanity is angry men. Because angry men disrupt every hopeful project. Nobody is worried about angry women. Anyway, you can’t solve that with snarkiness or contempt or women writing emasculating op-eds. That problem can only be solved by offering respect, whether or not you think it is deserved.
Bottom line: men will sort it out amongst themselves. Part of that process may result in the extinction of a substantial portion of humanity.
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- maxbond 3y agoIf you didn't care what women thought of you, it wouldn't even occur to you to explain to them how powerful you are and how powerless they are. To quote the masculine icon Tyrion Lannister, "any man who must say, 'I am the King', is no true king." You wrote this because you know it isn't true.