7 Reasons Why Men Today Are Struggling To Be MASCULINE.
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I resonated with this a lot. I’m 16 and the father wound part I definitely see in myself. My parents aren’t together(divorced when I was 1), and I always felt lost and confused, without my dad being present always. wondering if I really know what I’m doing. I feel like I don’t have enough masculine figures in my life to guide me (I do have a teacher that I’m willing to open up to). Now I don’t want to overwork myself cause obviously I’m a teenager, but I still want to be aware and do everything I can to be happy and free
I am proud of you!! Keep up the good work. You're very advanced for only being 16!!
I feel the same way but im 22 years old.
You are incredible. I was just having this conversation with my 15 yo. She mentioned that guys her age are so feminine and I do see that. As a mom it makes my heart so happy that young men like you are working on yourselves to be warriors and a divinve masculine leader. 🙏🏾
Great insights and tips. Some of these (like the Father Wound) can even apply to women. There is afterall masculine and feminine traights and energies in both men and women since we are all literally part male and part female but to varying degrees. When enough people learn to balance these energies (Yin and Yang) within themselves we will see the world transform and fall more into harmony with nature. These topics should be taught and talked about in all public schools. I finally figured these things out in my 40s but I really wish someone could have laid these things out for me in my 20's. It's never too late to transform yourself though.
More men need to see this! I'm gonna massive share it! Lol❤
To hear a man says this is very refreshing. Please spread this message and keep guiding the men who are open to listen. I just submitted an article with similar themes to Tiny Buddha and have heard this topic repeated on several podcasts. Seems to be a reverberating theme.
Awesome analysis - very correct about women in masculine role!!
It's a really great list! Appreciate #3 -- As a woman trying to step more into my feminism because I know very well how the feminist movement has totally hijacked women, I think women also get nit-picky, critical, and resentful because they have repeatedly stated what they want from the relationship, and the men (man) may want to show up differently but then don't recognize their part in perpetuating the toxic feminism with their lack of masculine. Women are tired. We are tired of also being victims (not in a martry way) of toxic feminism -- a lot of modern women don't want to be in their masculine all the time, but we have no choice because the men around us aren't in their masculine.
Thank you for sharing this
I had a very violent father so I chose to not be like him, it made me passive. Now I'm working on myself.
I stood up against tyranny over the years aswell, but I recently half-quit because many women are way too critical of us and don't show much support. Didn't take the vax so that's all that matters to me at this point
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That father wound is not just for men.
Would you consider if couples send each other photos/ videos porn? If a man wants this from his woman but doesn’t watch porn, would that be still considered porn even if it’s you sending it to a partner?
I'm so tired of being in the masculine. I'm a women and the person I'm with/
Have 3 kids with is passive insecure and everything you talk about... he's never wrong. I've lost hope he doesn't even want to learn to be better
Their is a documentary on youtube about heavy metals estrogen and hormones and how its turning men into women.
ruclips.net/video/wA9pzet13VE/видео.html
What’s this Called? Would love to watch
@@teresaalexander4604 "Why are men becoming weaker " the video is above your message.