i didnt attack you friend, youre just being a p*ssy
quote lame movies brehs
ignore reality, brehs.
i didnt attack you friend, youre just being a p*ssy
quote lame movies brehs
effeminate men?
It's just letting men and boys know its alright to be themselves. You have to be all macho all time, thats all breh. Aint no one telling them not to be responsibly and hold themselves accountable for their actions. That's pushing effeminate men breh.
Men arent being judged based on principles anymore, its all about false feelings and actions that lead to mental break downs and violence.
No, it's a feminist push on men, it's clearly playing the position that gender roles are negative and men should be more like women and open about their feelings, when showing weakness from an evolutionary standpoint is hard coded into our brains as a no-no. Men struggle with feelings because it's a new cotdamn concept, you're trying to erase millions of years worth of evolution in a 30 year span. shyt, ask a young kid about his feelings, he'll tell you happy, hungry, excited but the second they're down they themselves won't let you know if they are sad. Anyone that has nephews or a son will know that asking even a young boy how they're feeling will be met with resistance if they're sad, even if you aren't on some "man up" shyt with them.
And violence is mostly a bi-product of poverty, not feelings and repressed emotions![]()
Feminist don't give a fukk about us breh, seriously I can not that stress that enough. If some of them had it their way we would be cattle. That resistance is created from insecurity that's presented to them by everyday shyt. Violence isnt just a bi product of poverty, think about all the middle class whites thats been running around shooting up places. Imagine if these men had a chance to talk to someone about their feelings or was able to fully expression them, more lives could have been save.
Fine example when a kid i was mentoring lost a friend two days ago and didnt wanna come home and his mother contacted me. I found him at his friends house and met him on his way out to handle payback. Homie had the burner on him and was ready to use it, I had to take him to ihop so we can talk and eat, he didnt cry when he found out he friend passed, he was just pure rage and hatred.
After 3 hours of explaining to him the first of step recovery is acceptance and told him how many friends i lost and how I got over them (which I didnt really) He finally cried, 16 years old and was always told not to cry. I had to play grief counselor for 3 hours so he wouldnt go out there and make someone else family suffer. Us black men have it more rough than another other races when it comes to finding true man hood due to some many outside influence from self destructive cultures. Pseudo masculinity aka the mean mug, step on my shoes and youre dead, just doing shyt to other people because we can.
Most of black youth are depressed due to poverty and violence is a bi product I agree with that but what if we can let this young men know its alright to expressed feelings other than anger? False faces rule the world friend, just because someone is happy on the outside doesnt mean their ok on the inside. All this video tells us is its ok to expressed basic human feelings without being worried of being judged as weak.
I delt with it all from my own experience and all I can say is its nothing with having a heart. Were not fukking robots
Lame, put a bunch of 3 year old boys in a room without anyone to supervise and they will act like little savages with a hierarchy forming. That natural way of being is groomed out of us by society, being tough & not showing emotions is in our nature, this bullshyt they're trying to push is to effeminate men.
I cried... Think its time to talk about our struggles in society friends
that part cracked me up
but I understand how it feels to be told to be a certain kind of strong instead of just being yourself. I remember I was outside taking pics of flowers and drawing sunsets and plants. My dad told me to stop being a punk and play sports. Which I did like doing but it wasnt my passion like photography was. As time progress I stop doing what made me happy and ending becoming some guy that's supposed to be all of these things but myself. Which is why I ended up developing anger issues and thought it was ok to drop nikkas on their face 24/7.
I didnt wanna be apart of that world, which is why I was often shunned by most of the boys in my elementary school but I didnt care. I just wanted to be myself, now I don't even know what happened to that lil guy, all I see now is a brolic urban violence vet with ptsd and depression from losing 15 friends, family and associates over the passed 10 years.
I feel ths post. I'm dealing with anger issues still to this day from grade school to college. Sadly, I think they'll never go away.
It's hard to explain...it's probably why some days I'm in love with the world and other days I seriously just want to punch everyone I see in the face...repeatedly. I could never get like that though...but then again, I had a unique upbringing.
Being force to be something you don't wanna be is traumatic and creates suppressed feelings. Growing up, I didnt wanna fight constantly, I'm a quiet introverted person what was forced to run with the opposite of my character. I mean a lot of adults will say thats stupid but at the same time being a child, being accepted is everything to them. Got to a point I had to become a goon just for respect and I regret doing that.
All the guys wanna bring up feminism but at the end of the day this is our struggle, they have nothing to do with it. We need to address this more to young men.
I was pretty much coerced into an environment where it was either play sports or be seen as a lame. Even though I was bad at it and was on the bench over 75% of the time, I played sports in grade school and high school. Personally, I just wanted to chill, read comic books, play video games, draw, and do me. There's a trap of masculinity (that's even worse in the black community) I feel where if you're not into sports or any of this "hypermasculine" BS (created from a fatherless generation) others will tend to see them as "weak" or "soft".
I got into a lot of fights when I was younger too. Spent alot of time being picked on and agitated by others. It was just nature...I stood up for myself and fought back rather than take their abuse.
At the end of the day, there needs to be more acceptance of those who think and do outside the box.