V-The state of being male is so universally loathed in the West, and almost no one will say it. We're going to say it tonight. Being a man, and being masculine, is not original sin.
-Updates on the Cincinnati beatdown that almost left two dead. Black leaders want the white victims prosecuted.
-In the UK, police want to prosecute the men who threw a black dong-flasher and screamer off the train. He just needed "mental help," see?
-Borderline women are everywhere, and we've caught a couple like Pokemons for Potpouri du Moquerie
Omg now you've perfectly explained why I haven't been able to get on the TERF bus. It's the same as when men pretending to be women say they are nice and normal and don't want to be associated with the more obviously deranged and nasty men pretending to be women. They're still men pretending to be women. TERFs are still feminists, they just want to pretend they are a nice normal version.
I’m so relieved you’re talking about this, This reflexive suppression of masculinity is one of the most perplexing facets of Clown World. FIrst of all, I’m a straight woman and I assert that a world without masculine energy would be like a world where the sun never shone. It would be the underworld of the shades—literal hell.
But I have a young son. My husband is manic depressive and has been in and out of institutions (some penal, some medical) since my son was five, and he was unwell before that. So while his father loves him and has clearly passed on his masculine charm and charisma to him, thankfully, he doesn’t have the grounded male influence at home that I would wish for him. I told a therapist–at the VA! Who serves in the Army Reserves! And works with the PTSD program likely mostly counsels men, male veterans with PTSD!--how this situation grieves me, She IMMEDIATELY contradicted me, saying that I was capable of being all the role model my son needs. That’s false and bad enough, but she had also held up her hand to silence me, as if I had uttered a slur, She acted like I was guilty of wrongthink.
The other incident I’ll mention is less consequential but illustrative (and was infuriating). My son was giving me the cold shoulder because he was mad about something minor. I told him to stop acting like a teenage girl, and casually commented to my sister that he was so sensitive and needed to learn to get over it and get on with things. She said, “I think he’s just a sensitive guy, and that’s all right,” I said it’s not all right. He won’t grow up to be a well-adjusted man if he emotes like a teenage girl. Her eyes became wide with concern, and she said, in that crazy-making kindergarten teacher tone, “Molly, I really think it’s okay. It’s who he is and that’s OK blah blah fucking blah”. I asked her to shift out of PC mode and consider my son himself–would he find a quality partner as an adult if he’s conditioned to emote like a woman? But no. It was as if I had said that I had evidence the Earth was flat after all.
The future of our civilization rests on the shoulders of heroic men, and I want my son to be one of them.