The Realist Perspective
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Yes. But it was heavily influenced by women.
Is there any platform remaining that purely discusses male empowerment, toxic or not?
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Yes. But it was heavily influenced by women.
Fill Collins
Able to get note from doctor
If you need male empowerment as an adult, your father, uncles, brothers, cousins and any other men you were raised around failed you in your formative years.
All this redpill shyt is just dressed up trick culture and getting mad at corporate pandering
All this redpill shyt is just dressed up trick culture and getting mad at corporate pandering
a lot of the red pill rhetoric that is passed around the Internet and social media nowadays seems like it's for just scamming people to buy products or radicalizing them towards more sinister right wing agendas.
Andr*w T*te was trying to hustle his Hustlers University on some MLM shyt.
Men have absolute agency. Meaning no matter what we suffer through or what hinders our progress, we are still ultimately responsible for our outcomes. It is why men must learn to be logical thinkers instead of emotional reactors, because emotionalism is a trap for men.
Women are not considered to have the same absolute agency that we have. So they are able to get away with seeking empowerment outside of themselves, since not even many of them feel the power is within. Those that do can really turn things on its head, but that is rare and so that is why you always see things focused on empowering them. They are socially encouraged to need it.
No, Black men do not need empowerment websites. That language itself is very feminine. What brothers should have are websites that focus on teaching each other how to overcome the pitfalls that society places Infront of us. Not websites that focus on the 'supposed unfairness' and the apparent hypocrisy of some women. The beginning solution to our problems lies first with us and how we respond to external stimuli. Learning to use logic and reasoning to affect change, instead of just emotionalism to receive a cathartic release. Websites focused on real solutions we can enact on our own could help us slowly overtime create a better environment for ourselves. A website just for feminine like bytching will do nothing but have men in a circle bytching like females about what we dislike.
Women are not considered to have the same absolute agency that we have. So they are able to get away with seeking empowerment outside of themselves, since not even many of them feel the power is within. Those that do can really turn things on its head, but that is rare and so that is why you always see things focused on empowering them. They are socially encouraged to need it.
No, Black men do not need empowerment websites. That language itself is very feminine. What brothers should have are websites that focus on teaching each other how to overcome the pitfalls that society places Infront of us. Not websites that focus on the 'supposed unfairness' and the apparent hypocrisy of some women. The beginning solution to our problems lies first with us and how we respond to external stimuli. Learning to use logic and reasoning to affect change, instead of just emotionalism to receive a cathartic release. Websites focused on real solutions we can enact on our own could help us slowly overtime create a better environment for ourselves. A website just for feminine like bytching will do nothing but have men in a circle bytching like females about what we dislike.
Discord groups.Any renaming or have they all been deplatformed in some form or fashion?
