Mark Bell’s Power Project is usually a fantastic podcast that mostly focuses on fitness-related topics, but every once in a while they go a little off-topic.
Since I was born in 1971, it’s my view that I grew up in a world in which traditional masculinity was increasingly becoming unfashionable. But it wasn’t until I was in college that this view started to spread more rapidly. And recently, a backlash has developed in the form of “red pill” masculinity, the MGTOW movement, and other related phenomena. Looking back on it all at the age of 53, I’ve often reflected on this privately. Your piece has very important points. In the meantime, here I am, navigating in an increasingly antagonistic era of strained male-female relations that isn’t good for anyone.
Since I was born in 1971, it’s my view that I grew up in a world in which traditional masculinity was increasingly becoming unfashionable. But it wasn’t until I was in college that this view started to spread more rapidly. And recently, a backlash has developed in the form of “red pill” masculinity, the MGTOW movement, and other related phenomena. Looking back on it all at the age of 53, I’ve often reflected on this privately. Your piece has very important points. In the meantime, here I am, navigating in an increasingly antagonistic era of strained male-female relations that isn’t good for anyone.
great article.. great points..
Agree totally. Men are likely to be happier when they engage in active pursuits. And women instinctively prefer masculine males, so there's that.
Processed soy seed.
Reduces T and makes everyone more feminine.
It starts in the SOY baby formula
And goes on to ALL of our oil based foods
Salad dressings cooking oil. Just try to
Find an affordable sauce or dressing
Without highly processed SOY oil
(Big t is TESTOSTEONE)
There is also the
“no account sex lives young men lead”
Many do not even know
If they have fathered any children
Moms are “happy” being single with children
But that environment seldom gives
Boys the toughness that
comes from a man in the house.
Agree so much.
With your permission I took time to extend your article in a slightly different direction. I’ll cite your work of course as inspiration.
Thanks