It's honestly disturbing that people would rather normalise this than make a change for the better. Make Masculinity Great Again!

@kungpowsesame8260

Жыл бұрын

they want to destroy us

@FunGamingContent

Жыл бұрын

Not just mascunlity but make more people in our country more healthy without the need to change with technology, medication, and go back to normal. It is important today to take a step back with technology even in our own era.

@CBDguitar

Жыл бұрын

Bonespurs Mar-a-lardo normalized male weakness.

@Keepingitfr

Жыл бұрын

Balance🙏🙏🙏

@KD400_

Жыл бұрын

​​@@FunGamingContent it starts with masculinity that's y masculinity is being discussed here

Kids have natural hyper energy levels but todays' doctors believe its necessary to diagnose them with ADHD and push meds on them; combine that with zero outside activity, junk food, coddling, and online gaming, social media...its disastrous.

@TheObserver567

Жыл бұрын

Yeah. I forced my wife to stop that shit. Nearly destroyed my Son. Totally unnecessary

@joehooper89

Жыл бұрын

You left out the brain altering mental meds, but besides that, you hit the nail on the head.

@nancydupuis8083

Жыл бұрын

Excellent point, they may not really have a disorder, they may just be normal kids

@SharpShooter700

Жыл бұрын

Yes definitely nothing to do with the fact if you live alone you either work six 12s a week or starve. Really weird how nobody acknowledges you can't survive in this economy without help or truly living at work

@GhostSamaritan

Жыл бұрын

@@SharpShooter700 Because to them, anyone who isn't a business owner is a weak person who conciously chose to pursue a life of indentured servitude.

My son was bullied for months. He told the teacher, I wrote the principal and they did nothing. I finally told my son to just hit the kid as hard as he could. That ended the bullying but they tried to discipline my son. I showed them the letters I wrote and told them "you failed my son. You did nothing as he was bullied. You and your staff are at fault, not my son. If anything, you should apologize to my kid".

@TheT3rr0rMask

9 ай бұрын

Exact thing happened to me. I was the "problem" when these peers screwed me up for months.

@HeGaveitallSoYouCouldGiveitAll

9 ай бұрын

Something Similar happened to us as well and we said the same thing-not condoning violence but defense… we knew if our child hit them one good time it would show their strength and hopefully scare them enough to stop. The school suspended my child (after the other kid went out of their way to bully my child in the first place with video showing so) and said it’s just to keep them apart to give them time to calm down- this went against my child for graduation privileges. Their school does small things on the side if they do well and do not get suspended. I told them to do their job and I’m tired of the victim being treated like the bully and the bully getting treated like the victim. We also came from a school where the principal told this same child being bullied that they can’t defend themselves and to just take the hits because they don’t agree with self defense. (I wouldn’t do this I was just trying to make a point) I told the principal so if I walked up to u and punched you in the face over and over you mean to tell me you wouldn’t defend yourself? They just stayed quite. That’s when I pulled my child from that school to go into a way better school…. However these past several yrs they have definitely turned the tide… smh

@byza101

9 ай бұрын

Well done, proper parenting right there. Not only did you empower your son, you kept the evidence and went into bat for him. He knows you have his back and that is crucial for boys as they age.

@CharlotteFerrariBreton

9 ай бұрын

@@TheT3rr0rMask Men blame EVERYTHING but themselves for their problems. How do you think incels came about? Its nobody's fault but their own. Reply

@IXFlipyap

9 ай бұрын

@@CharlotteFerrariBretonare you high?

As a millennial man, I resonate with the points being made. I have personally witnessed these changes over time. During my childhood, outdoor activities and sports were the norm, and while bullying did occur, it toughened us and taught us how to handle jokes and banter. We had a sense of humor and understood boundaries. The rise of video games in the 2000s coincided with a decline in testosterone levels among boys. The impact of the food we consume and a larger agenda to weaken men and empower women is evident. These changes were not accidental but orchestrated intentionally. The current generation has seen a significant increase in the LGBTQ+ community, and it seems that families are being intentionally separated, with men being pushed out and women encouraged to work. However, we must remember that these tactics are part of a larger strategy for complete control. They aim to divide us, as a united society is harder to control. Everything is designed to fuel hatred and keep us divided. It is crucial for us as individuals to resist and go against their intentions. I find solace in my faith in God, knowing that ultimately, this evil spirit engulfing our country and the world will not prevail.

@albertoj.mollinedo4116

11 ай бұрын

Listenfreiand I’ve come up with the conclusion the easiest way out of that mess is move to a non NATO country. And it sucks because that’s usually the third world. Make some money heeled in the US, live frugally, get a livelihood, then move to Southeast Asia, Some of the Islamic countries are not that bad. Or some other unknown place like Moldova or such.

@albertoj.mollinedo4116

11 ай бұрын

The west is done

@HaisamSeleman-hy8dg

10 ай бұрын

Forget it, i live in austria. We are not Nato, and we have the softest generartion ever. Yeah if you leave, you have to accept an other live standard than in the US or western europe. Cause here its the sane agenda. Everything here is lgbtqia driven. Its crazy even if you say something on internet they get crazy and facebook strikes you for 30 just for a normal opinion. Im feeling helles in a way. Im afraid of my two 10years old nephews because they are in that age where they vulnerabel. But uncle takes care of them, and sent them to do Karate and football!

@PeteCannellasSound

10 ай бұрын

Growing up as a millennial, you were not allowed to be soft. I don’t know how high school was for you guys, but you had to be tough in one way or another. Our entire culture was either skateboarding or hip-hop for the most part. And then you had sub groups of people that were into hard-core music, and were part of that vibe. When I grew up, no girl wanted a soft man. They wanted someone who could beat someone’s ass. And millennials fight over the smallest things. Fist fight I mean. We would meet after school in the place, called the pit, and we would literally have fist fights. Now I try to stay away from stupidity, but the atmosphere was what it was and it was very tough. Generation Z and I guess the late millennials, have literally been feminized in a lot of ways because they look at you like you’re an animal when they hear this stuff.

@PeteCannellasSound

10 ай бұрын

I like the point about how making men soft is a military tactic. That’s actually 100% true. Throughout history, conquerors have found ways to pacify their enemies prior to conquering them. They got them soft first. It’s called pacification. With the Internet, you can pacified entire culture, an entire society, just through its programming.

All you need to do is go into schools and see how big of an issue obesity is today☝️

@deleder557

Жыл бұрын

Lower T levels in those who are non obese too.

@jimk4267

Жыл бұрын

don't worry, they are eliminating choc. milk. That will solve the problem

@MrDonny27

Жыл бұрын

Especially pre k

@dialduane

Жыл бұрын

Or any American restaurant, shopping center, movie theater, bar, club, civic organization, ectetra, ectetra...

@lilzenam461

Жыл бұрын

@@dialduane those places too

As a kid in the 60s, unless the weather was truly apocalyptic, you were outside playing. On the rare occasion you were inside, you were either studying or doing chores.

@theruggedscholar1544

Жыл бұрын

I'm a Babyboomer! In my humble opinion, our generation has failed the subsequent generations. The grandparents and parents of Babyboomers, and the Babyboomers created the current economic and societal mess, while enjoying retirement, and having the arrogance and greed to complain about subsequent generations.

@mojomanmurph1925

Жыл бұрын

We didn't have all the cool things to keep us inside back then. Wouldn't trade it for anything but sad for the generations of the present going forward.

@caesarsalad1170

Жыл бұрын

Shit even in the early 2000s in junior high we were always outside, sure we had consoles and we were all getting cell phones with just phone/text (I miss that) but we did so much dumb, fun things out. It changed so fast though, now I rarely see kids running around town having fun like we did. Sad.

@qcriverrat

11 ай бұрын

@@theruggedscholar1544 Wow. Thank you.

@theruggedscholar1544

11 ай бұрын

@@qcriverrat Thank you for your response, time, and consideration.

Men also have a hard time bonding and making friends without an intense shared experience..... which is lacking today.

@williamforsythe9180

Жыл бұрын

How about you and I have an “intense shared experience”

@joys8634

Жыл бұрын

​@@williamforsythe9180imagine saying this irl to a stranger. You're the guy they're talking about lol

@BrennanCarpenfield

10 ай бұрын

@@williamforsythe9180niggas aint shit 😂😂

@LeftWithRight

Ай бұрын

@@joys8634 learn to take a joke.

As a mother of two young boys, thank you for all these tips, my boys do go out and play soccer with our little neighbors of the same age and with their friends, and go fishing with their dad, but some of these other tips are great advice to try to implement with them at the right age, thank you all for your input!

@trueblueclue

Жыл бұрын

Are you going to give them testosterone supplements at 15? Weird if you do.

@mjz2945

Жыл бұрын

⁠@@trueblueclue Dummy you don’t have to use supplements to increase testosterone 🤦🏽‍♂️

@tariqramadan1521

Жыл бұрын

@@trueblueclue why is it weird

@chitownkidd33

Жыл бұрын

Wasn’t expecting to see as many softies in this comment section as I have so far

@jeremiahmckenzie5532

Жыл бұрын

@@chitownkidd33 Well, I can say this for the record: I'm more into seasoning, breading, and frying some catfish than catching some catfish. Now, take that when it comes to the bullshit statement that you made.

I'm closing in on 64. I was raised by an entrepreneur; builder developer. His dad died when he was 8. It must have been tough. He became boxer. His coach would take him to the prison to fight prisoners. He got the shit beat out of him. My cousin who is much older than was a preteen at this time. My grandmother would send her down to the store to get leeches to put on his face and suck out the blood. This was on a teenager's face. He graduated from trade school at at 17 and joined the Army the next day. That was 1947. At my grandmother's funeral my aunt said, " he went in a boy and came out a man". He was only 19 at that point. How many 19 year old could handle that today. I don't think this story different than a lot of stories back in that era. My dad died when I was 16, but he made sure I was as tough as he was by that age. It has served me well. I've been working since I was 8 years old. My first job was a cleaner at one of my dad's buildings. I had bathrooms and garbage cans. Back in 1968 there were no plactic bags. People dumped their coffee, trash cigarettes and whatever, and I had to clean it out. Had to be pristine, just like the toilets, otherwise it had to be done over. No kid knows discipline like this nowadays. I was digging ditches at 9. Carrying block for block layers at 12. Someone would call the police now if someone were having their kid do that. I could write a book! All of it made me who I am. I feel bad for those kids who are not given any chores to do. It makes all the difference in who they'll become.

@rednarok

Жыл бұрын

discipline is taught when both parents have a good relationship with one another and you have untill the age of 4 to teach him, after 4 years of age, if you say yes and your wife said no, the child will physically develop a different brain function of the type; being able to get away with it without repercussions. when these kids grow up, this brain function doesn't go away. on the contrary, it completely replaces a normally functioning brain. we interpret it as undisciplined, a choice to not do so. its not a choice, intention is choice, action has alot more strings attached then believing you are accountable. ill tell you different, an undisciplined person who acts disciplined is more disciplined then someone who was his whole life.

@jemoederskut

Жыл бұрын

We don’t care

@runswithraptors

Жыл бұрын

You're not wrong children are practically wards of the state now from 5-18 and hardly learn anything useful oh well

@Spooky-4000

10 ай бұрын

Bro who are you tho ? 😂😂😂

I was born with a genetic disorder of the liver. My childhood was not pretty. My parents told me as a child, “life is not easy “ it’s a constant struggle. I am so grateful to my parents for not coddling me because of my infirmities. The struggles I went through made me the man I am. Self reliant and confident in myself.

Being radically honest is different from bullying. Bullying is to have fun while emotionally or physically hurting someone else. Radical honesty is to tell the truth with humility, empathy, and without protecting peoples emotions.

@rexyz5875

Жыл бұрын

Wrong! Might as well call it bullying cuz there are still people that will see it as such

@NPFfumbi

Жыл бұрын

@@rexyz5875it isn’t bullying though. You can be honest without picking on somebody.

@the_techverse

Жыл бұрын

yeah, i agree

@Kevin-nr9hp

Жыл бұрын

@@rexyz5875 with bullying, the one who’s doing the bullying doesn’t give a shit about you… the other one is giving you a hard slap in the face and expecting you to become better. It’s night and day, and regardless of how people take it the intention is what matters

@Mychannel76707

Жыл бұрын

Agree

Homes are not designed with front porches anymore so when at home we generally don’t engage with our neighbors. We now hangout at home in the basement or the patio in the back of the house.

@opticsking4909

Жыл бұрын

Tin foil hat

@jessebaldwin2661

Жыл бұрын

My Grandmom had a huge front porch with a porch swing and rocking chairs for everyone. Those were the best days of my life.

@tassosplatis2143

Жыл бұрын

This is so true

It's interesting we are told "don't judge"... well why not? That's how I evolve, I look around and decide what's working and what's not. Can I do this better? Judging is an evolutionary tool, and so is bullying.

@richardjamesclemo6235

Жыл бұрын

Only the guilty don’t like to be judged.

@orhankaramov9880

Жыл бұрын

I see your point but I believe as humans we should judge but shouldn’t pass judgment. There’s a difference

@esther.6965

Жыл бұрын

I know a guy who used to judge others when we were younger calling girls who got pregnant before we graduated sluts....well guess what happened to all his four daughters 🤣

@_KaiRos-11

Жыл бұрын

It’s like constructive criticism. Can’t be just criticism. I do the same thing I look at myself and compare with others in a constructive way cause those things I’m better at other people might not be and vice a versa

@rednarok

Жыл бұрын

the reason why you don't judge is because judging is not contributing to the solution. first and formost, all these poor kids today are fucked up partially the system but mostly the parenting. so if you gonna judge, judge the parents. but then you cant judge the parents they did all they knew, so then judge the system. what does judging the system do? NOTHING get up and do somthing about it. but please learn the underlying problems, and stop judging the symptoms

Myron is right about the necessity of peer pressure to improve. I perhaps wouldn’t use the term or endorse bullying. But levelling up to excellence is needed for growth

@inyourgranmaass3605

11 ай бұрын

A society of weak cowards

@Chrisspru

10 ай бұрын

this nagging and such is normal and necessary to build strategies against adversities. thats the ok form of minor bullying. when it turns into major bullying, also called mobbing, izs very much not ok. then ot does not build character, but destroys it. minor bullying leaves room to overcome, regain and excede strength, and does not prevent learning. makor bullying leaves no time, stacking harm on harm and makes learning impossible. the difference between muscle training and muscle ripping.

@peacelily64

10 ай бұрын

@@Chrisspru yeah we called it teasing in the 70’s .. and if you just told the person to knock it of or you had a good comeback we laughed or they knew to stop and if they didn’t your brother talked to them 🙂

Bullying is just being an asshole. You could call someone out on their BS in a compassionate way.

Surprised? As the nutrition is removed from food to increase shelf life, people have to eat more to get nutrients. It’s a win - win; food companies get richer and people get fatter.

@Divine1Right

Жыл бұрын

Well they’ve been stuffing everything with sugar for decades. Have you seen how much sugar is in breakfast cereals? Orange juice? Pancakes? Waffles? Kids have no chance when adults have been trained to feed them junk.

@sevensages5279

Жыл бұрын

Yeah, Pat would call that the free market finding solutions to spoiled foods. 🤣🤣🤣

@oscarwarren469

Жыл бұрын

The Obama women tried...you hated her Republicans 😊 weakass show.

@_KaiRos-11

Жыл бұрын

I still eat like I did as a kid for the most part but it is harder to do and I’m 38-39yrs old. So that’s def true if your not paying attention to that or grew up that way or whatever. But I’m a alcoholic, drug addict but I try and have balance, Lol

@grygaming5519

Жыл бұрын

@@sevensages5279 Except we didnt have that big of an issue in the 50's and 60s. The only thing that changed was the corn industry pushing Corn Oil, Margarine and other vegetable byproducts into the market. Soy is also a giant filler in foods, process foods being the biggest offender as majority of ground chicken and beef is no longer 100% but maybe 60% meat and 40% soy. I mean we used to preserve food in beef and hog tallow. Even fry foods in beef or hog lard since you know our body is programmed to break down fats of animals, nuts, berries (olives) not fats that are created in labs because its cheaper.

I’ve actually had this conversation with my best friend. We are mid 40s and were bullied in middle school till we fought back and made us stronger people. I totally get was this guy is saying.

@theruggedscholar1544

Жыл бұрын

Bullying is never acceptable! I'm all for self-defense! Conquering bullying, without teaching purpose, character, values, and ethics will create new bullies, who conquered the old bullies.

@tfkdandsvkc

Жыл бұрын

But that's you and your friend alot of kids have committed suicide because of bullying how about we discipline and train kids to be decent Humans,,bullies should not be tolerated in any way!!!

@henryvandeventer2457

Жыл бұрын

I think it's not a case of malicious bullying, more driving people hard, setting expectations, discipline and holding them accountable.

@theruggedscholar1544

Жыл бұрын

@@henryvandeventer2457 Why cannot young men be held accountable and encouraged, when experiencing challenge and adversity, with instructions and demonstrations of purpose, virtue, character, values, ethics, goal-setting, time management, communication, physical training, nutrition, and personal finance?

@briank5877

Жыл бұрын

@@tfkdandsvkc people commit suicide for all sorts of things but your missing the bigger picture and having a decently structured family. That said it’s not a movie and decent people will stand up to a kid being bullied because it’s not. Kids want acceptance and are very unlikely to involve themselves when seeing someone being bullied. Just my experience.

This Is Why Testeserone levels drop 1. Plastics(synthetic estrogen) 2. Soy(Soy Letchin is forced into 90% of foods) 3. Deadly amount of sugar intake Beer, Pizza, Pasta, Fast Food, Surgary Snacks 3. Non-Organic meats pumped with Hormones that act as steriods which slowly turning off our testeserone 4. Lack of Physical Activity mostly sit down at work, then go home and drink beer as they wait for the frozen pizza to finish and finish it off with ice cream No Working out + Beer(Sugar) + Pizza(Sugar and Soy) + Ice Cream(Sugar and Soy = Anchor for your testeserone levels

@Neyedus

Жыл бұрын

DO YOU HAVE ANY SOLUTIONS? SOY IN 90% of food so what do i eat? STOP DRINKING WATER TO AVOID PLASTIC? I can handle eating healthy and exercising, its these:" MYSTERY PLASTICS AND CHEMICALS" that all the "experts" talk about but cant give any solutions to avoid???

If a kid doesn't wanna do sports I think the Boy Scouts is still a great option. Once a month usually go on full weekend camping trips and really get to experience living outside the whole time. Getting sweaty, collaborating with your troop members, doing outdoor activities like hiking, swimming, etc. and if the Scoutmaster and adult leaders are good, they can be great male role models for the kids. Most of the men who are former Scouts are very respectable people and turn out well.

@Music-Is-Real-Love

Жыл бұрын

100%

@TREY4LIFE1234

Жыл бұрын

I don’t trust that modern dayBoy Scout shit. Reports are Boy Scouts are getting their cookies play with by grown ups at these camps. Shit fkd

@Prospections21

Жыл бұрын

i just workout at home im 14

@kzumazuml

Жыл бұрын

Honestly, the boy scout programs sound amazing. Tbh my only worry is the staggering number of molestation cases in those environments. I'm sure most of them are great but it's still too risky for me to send my child there.

@toonlink8151

Жыл бұрын

"If Kid doesn't want to do?" Kids have choices? I didn't growing up. My dad wanted me to be multifaceted. He put me in piano, and drum set lessons. As well as basketball, baseball, and soccer. I didn't have a choice but it was better that he did it that way, cause if I "had a choice" I wouldn't be as talented or not shy as I am now

Sad times, the Army had to implement a fat camp so they could meet recruiting numbers. So many recruits are obese and cant get into military service

Tom was spot on about knowing your neighbors. I live in a city and don't know all my neighbors who live 20-40 feet from me. Times have changed in that aspect for sure.

Being in a painful situation, gave me the motivation that changed my life.

Bullying breaks more people than it builds. My cousin was bullied severely, he´s nearly 40, never worked a day in his life. Severe social anxiety and antisocial tendencies. Never even touched a woman. Most mass killers have been victims of bullying. Google "long term effects of bullying" and see for yourself all the damage it causes from depression to anxiety to low self-esteem to self-image issues etc. Most people who have been bullied deal with self-esteem issues for the rest of their life and withdraw further and further to avoid other people. I´ve been bullied myself and it´s a massive struggle to feel worthy and powerful in this world and function normally like others. What actually builds people up is having a support system and validation from others. No one who is shunned, rejected and belittled grows into the strongest version of themselves. Also Myron is one of those people always talking how hard men have it and how easy women have it and blabla and then his solution is more bullying 🤦‍♀ No one who dealt with actual, real bullying would say anything other than it needs to end. I´m all for having an empowered mindset and learning from your difficulties but bullying simply just harms the psyche and a lot of people aren´t able to convert that into growth. The reason for that is the following: You grow from controlled stressors, all stressors outside of your control overwhelm you and venture into the realm of trauma. If you´re a depressed because your parents divorced and you are ugly by the standards of your peers and you get bullied for all these things you have no control over you feel disempowered and weak and that further spirals into you a negative circle and you will sustain a negative self-image that affects how you live your life for years unless you are exceptionally strong and can bounce back. Myron is a snake that only looks at other people who he can use them or manipulate them and he is toxic and all his advice is garbage. Probably was a bully himself but being a bully doesn´t make you a tough guy, picking on one weak child with all your friends doesn´t make you tough and better. I wish you would've kicked him off the show after saying this Pat to take a stand for what´s right but you don´t seem to be any better.

@eleanorwalmsley635

Жыл бұрын

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@IXFlipyap

9 ай бұрын

Comments like yours get no attention and are buried, I’ve only found 4 so far and liked each one.

I've trained dozens of people. No one gets better just because they get called fat and stupid. They get better through proper instruction and repetition. Bullying is just a sign of low self esteem and weak moral character. That's why bullies always bully those that they perceive as weaker than themselves and kiss the asses of those they perceive as stronger. If they were really so tough, they would bully those who are stronger. That doesn't happen.

@theruggedscholar1544

Жыл бұрын

I fully agree 💯 percent! "The superior man is he who develops in harmonious proportions his moral, intellectual, and physical nature. This should be the end at which men of all classes should aim, and it is only this which constitutes real greatness." Douglas Jerrold

@caesarsalad1170

Жыл бұрын

Lot of the football players in school were bullies, strongest kids in school. Seems your argument is leaking oxygen.

@_dre_718_

Жыл бұрын

Bullying definitely works for some people, I weighed 250 pounds in highschool and was bullied for it and it motivated me to workout and eat healthy, I now weigh 160 lbs and am probably in better shape than anyone in highschool

@theruggedscholar1544

Жыл бұрын

@@_dre_718_ Congratulations on losing weight! I sincerely wish you continued good health. Bullying is not only concerning yourself. Anytime a human being demonstrates a lack of virtues, character, values, and ethics, others will experience the effects of negative behaviors. In the short-term, you benefitted from negative behavior; however, what about the long-term effects to society in general? Being in the best shape, than anyone in your high school is admirable; yet, a very low, and possibly arrogant standard. The real standard is being the best you can be morally, intellectually, and physically. For example, why did you need to be bullied, in order to lose weight? You succumbed to peer pressure. Why didn't you possess the moral intestinal fortitude to be healthy?

@Jydeeify

Жыл бұрын

I believe he meant shaming not bullying. Shaming can be very very useful to society.

On the topic of overweight society in obese children, about ten years ago I treated a child that was 6 years old and obese full breasts and. And adult diabetes. Her grandmother hired me as wellness coach and nutritionist. The mother was very petite and fed the daughter candy and junk food to "shut her up", in her words. I informed her that at this rate her daughter will not live to be the age that she is. I'm sorry but children should not be obese the interesting part is that most obese children have obese parents but this child's mother was very petite.

I think a lot of the things they mentioned are more of reactive effects of lower test. The biggest issue is plastic BPAs and preservatives. We have 50% less test than men in the 1950's. It has a direct connection to plastics and introduction of preservatives to our food supply in America. Which is why we declined faster than the rest of the world.

@DarkestTikTok

Жыл бұрын

Exactly

@chadcadsonvii5258

Жыл бұрын

It's not just plastic, it's the chemicals sprayed on the food and draining into the water supply. Our environment is awash with endocrine disrupting chemicals.

@qupation7296

Жыл бұрын

​@@chadcadsonvii5258 or it's a combination of the 2? 🤷‍♂️

@clr977

Жыл бұрын

I don’t think it’s the BIGGEST issue. Upbringing trumps all.

@kerirae4777

Жыл бұрын

EXACTLY 💯!! In Europe they won't allow most of the crap they sell us!! Go back to basics.

This was my favorite talk I’ve seen recently. I agreed with, and loved every minute of it. Thank you

TRT was a life changer even at 32. I’m 36 now and it’s been night and day. Noticeably different from sleep to eating to being calm.

@izthewiz-rb9np

Жыл бұрын

TRT also started at 33 now 40 years old, 175mg per week ready for anything life throws my way.

@AF-xi8ly

Жыл бұрын

My only problem with trt is I don’t have kids yet and 34. I want some but not yet.

@thomasjohnson750

Жыл бұрын

@@AF-xi8ly TRT hasn’t had a negative impact on reproduction in my experience. My wife got pregnant with our first child after I started TRT and she’s now pregnant with our third child.

@AF-xi8ly

Жыл бұрын

@@thomasjohnson750 that’s good news. My doctor told me it could affect me. So yeah I don’t know. But once u start u can’t stop right? You gotta do trt forever ?

@thomasjohnson750

Жыл бұрын

@@AF-xi8ly If my doctor had told me the same then I can completely understand your stance. Fortunately they didn’t. Kids are awesome to have and no need to rush that with the wrong girl in this life. That’s for sure. I have several buddies who take TRT both legitimately and illegitimately. This is total bro science as I don’t follow their regimen, but from what they’ve told me it primarily comes down to the HCG and “recovery” when they decided they wanted to have kids. I went about it the legitimate route and like I said, had my doctor told me the same about it affecting me having kids then I doubt I would’ve said yes when I did. I’ve worked with a lot of guys who’ve had kids with the wrong girl (per se) and it devastated their life and made them miserable. So definitely take the time to find and vet the one you’re certain will be an awesome mom and partner in life and then plan to have a lot as once you have one then they’re so awesome that it’s difficult to stop haha.

I grew up being bullied. Sucked when it happened but now, looking back, it was the best thing that ever happened to me. It not only gave me survival skills but it gave me a hunger for success. If parents aren't going to train their kids to survive, bullies will do it. And it will hurt more.

@caesarsalad1170

Жыл бұрын

Bullying is NOT good, what the shit dude, you think a gang of 6+ kids tormenting another kid throughout junior high/high school is "training?" How were you bullied? Called bad names? Spit wads from a pen? You wouldn't be saying that at all if you were actually bullied, which involves lots of black eyes, blood, and general misery when school "counselors" tell you to just walk away from kids that are on the football team and immune from getting in trouble. What fancy private school did your parents send you to? Total 🤡

@bobbyhill4118

Жыл бұрын

If nobody ever bullied me, I wouldn’t be half the man I am right now.

@theultimatereductionist7592

Жыл бұрын

School shooters fight back against bullies/terrorists. So why aren't you praising school shooters?

@CocktailsConsoles

Жыл бұрын

@@theultimatereductionist7592 So the 28 year old with the gun shot 9 year old bullies and terrorists? Congratulations for winning the award for the dumbest comment on the internet.

@Person0fColor

Жыл бұрын

@@theultimatereductionist7592lolz 😂

I agree with this to some degree, but bullying can go too far. It did for me. I was continuously mocked as a boy by my classmates. I was the shortest and the skinniest kid in my class, even compared to the girls. I was also torn down daily at home by a parent. It psychologically damaged me, and isolated myself socially for years because I hated being in groups of people due to the damage. I am a lot better now, but had so many wasted years of self hate.

@Music-Is-Real-Love

Жыл бұрын

Totally agree.

@OmniscientVirtuosity

Жыл бұрын

Well that’s on you. Just because you aren’t an Alpha doesn’t mean you can’t still become something great. It’s on you. Be a man.

@jays7318

Жыл бұрын

@LeJames Bron I may have over reacted too. He was only trying to encourage, I think

@FullTraderAlchemist

Жыл бұрын

#davidgoggings

@donnasilver940

Жыл бұрын

Im a loner since 10 years old. I'm now 62 years old .Who cares .I still get mocked today.But not as much.Society is a PAIN in the ass.

Regarding D masculinization, a big one I noticed is trucks. Look at the trucks in the early 2000s and older. How tough and strong they sounded and looked. The new diesel trucks, you can’t even hear them.

Bullying can go too far. My dad would bully me as well as class mates. I became a drug addict at 13.

As a woman of a certain age I feel sorry for young people. I think it may be harder for men than women. When I was young the guys I knew did things like tinkering with bicycles and cars, going fishing, playing baseball or just hanging put with other guys. Being strong and capable was important. Now I see young men who are pale , flabby and sissified. Their main activities are carried out in front of a screen. I can't understand how young women today can find them attractive. The sad part is that the guys have been conditioned by society to be less masculine and thats a shame

@outlaw-466

Жыл бұрын

Yeah but what do modern girls have to offer really? Just teenagers in a 30 year old body carrying someone else's kid. Mental issues, and can open up her inbox to 10 other guys when she isn't pampered for a day. Why bother

@williamschlass6371

Жыл бұрын

Because pale flabby men run the world...

@haissem8

Жыл бұрын

@@outlaw-466 its impossible to find a girl who doesn't spend 17 hours a day on her phone posting vulgar twerk videos on ig or tik tok

@sylviam6535

Жыл бұрын

It’s harder for men than women because todays BS equity society has been socially engineered to favor women at every turn.

@mfhfreq21

Жыл бұрын

And young women today are any different? Don’t think we don’t see you making it all men’s fault once again.

My schools when I grew up had a pacifist mentality that punished the victim if they physically fought back. My way of getting around this was by using the talent I had to raise my status. The bullies that once made fun of me would come to me asking for help passing their exams, getting book recommendations to fit in, and they wouldn't dare touch people the popular kids liked. Sometimes a little machiavellianism used in good context doesn't hurt 😊

@runswithraptors

Жыл бұрын

That's not machiavellianism

@NobleHusky

11 ай бұрын

@@runswithraptors I didn't elaborate, but my specific methods to *how I raised my status with my talents was pure Machiavellianism. It was intentional manipulation to gain personal benefit, and added glee in seeing bullies suffering with their grades. The lack of morals & ethics, several forms of roundabout methods, and emotional detachment severely hampered what I could have been. "Less Virtuous" is a shortened way to put it.

@donttellmejustlisten4598

11 ай бұрын

And i was somewhat popular guy in school and had so many friends(way too many) almost always till college. I wasn’t bully on the other hand was link between “good/nerds guys”(i count you in them) and bad/cool guys” both were my friends and yeah i was mocked by my classmates/friends like everyone was no exception and we laughed together. School/college was breeze till now (now 2 friends only ) never had the need as of now . Maybe everyone came from ok families not bucked up murikan families (western) .

My father was a gurkha soldier and we grew up in a gated community made specially for gurkhas. Grew up with boys all around. Formed tight bonds and learned hard lessons. As a kid got bullied almost daily by the bigger boys but they didnt break me. They made me ready for what life had in store. Hard knock life indeed.

I am sure you can be a manly man without having to undergo bullying!

@enriquegabriel7708

10 ай бұрын

Well, I went through bullying but my dad always told me to defend myself regardless of the consequences. I did that. Got into troubles. Never was bullied again. That mentality sticks with me even today. I had a boss that yelled at me and I was able to defend myself (verbally). The point is, that shit can be good sometimes.

@peterparker-fe5vn

10 ай бұрын

@@enriquegabriel7708 no its not, this is why there are so many school shootings these days

Glycophyte and plastics are endocrine disrupters. Both are in absolutely everything we consume.

@GhostSamaritan

Жыл бұрын

We rub our teeth twice a day with plastic bristles.

@ScarlettFire341

Жыл бұрын

Cheerio's are made from OATS that contain MORE ROUND UP than ANY SINGLE Food. The oats are grown normally then they use ROUND UP to KILL OFF the crop so that it ripens evenly, the ROUND UP is absorbed into the oats and remains. Round Up does not allow plants to absorbs minerals and they quickly die, HUMANS take longer !

@thetriggerman954

Жыл бұрын

So are some veggies, cologne, list goes a mile long for endocrine disruptors.

@GhostSamaritan

Жыл бұрын

@1101 Moskva Surely microscopic particles are broken off during the brushing process which are then swallowed.

@jessisothcott7823

Жыл бұрын

Glycophyte is even found in our vaccines🥹

one of your best vids. more of these types of videos need to be out there to help these kids and remind the older guys how thing used to be.

Growing up due to trauma as a child i had no control in preventing ,left me with a sense of the world constantly rapidly spinning beneath me and my feet always felt ungrounded. I learned how to fight by having no choice but to defend myself, but i never learned to win until i laced up the boxing gloves at age 14. Boxing taught me to plant my feet and endure, it teaches you to be patient when you are the most volatile, consciously choosing your moves and decisions instead of reacting. Best of all it teaches us how to lose and comeback. Im definitely not a professional boxer or martial artist but the breathing techniques alone will see you through so many problems.

@caesarsalad1170

Жыл бұрын

Sports should be a mandatory part of the curriculum (for those who can do it of course)

My 9yr old is involved in Basketball, Swimming and TKD. After studying he says he has no time for his PS5. But this is something he has been doing since 4yrs old, it has been part of his lifestyle now. The distractions are everywhere.

Just missing Andrew Tate........ This will be legendary

@opticsking4909

Жыл бұрын

Daddy tate loves his simps

@KalboVello

Жыл бұрын

Andrew Tate for what exactly?

@blessed_one_

Жыл бұрын

Andrew Tate? The one who has little or no respect for women? Lol

@luiso2166

Жыл бұрын

​@@blessed_one_ i would love to be like Tate one day. One who loves the important women in his life, retire my mom and get her everything.

@blessed_one_

Жыл бұрын

@@luiso2166 You can be rich without being an a$$. The women he treats as objects and uses for s£×ual gratification - they have loved ones too, and are important to other people. How would he feel if someone did to his female relatives, what he does to other women? As for riches, it is very possible to be wealthy while also being a person of integrity.

Here is how to get kids back in shape. First, playgrounds have to make a come back. Second, snacks are part of being a kid, but why not have the kids not eat rich foods for a couple of days after having snacks? Third, it's time to start walking to school, walking to see friends, walking to do shopping, hiking at the weekends when possible. What being overweight scares me the most is that one's heart is working overtime to irrigate 2 kilometers of capillaries for every pound of fat. We cannot use scare tactics; we cannot take away the junk food, but we can try to have days of eating normally, days of walking home from school, or sports or the movies and realizing that our bodies are the temples of our souls.

@thetavibes9021

Жыл бұрын

Good luck with that. Things are the way they are for a reason. By design.

@mr.christopher79

Жыл бұрын

gotta have parents present before anything

@occultusskull

Жыл бұрын

GMOs that all they do is create pesticides are in 80% of all processed foods in USA including Publix Schools.. thanks government. Thanks Bayer, Thanks Monsanto 😤💀💀💀

@mzuribeauty4287

Жыл бұрын

💯💯

@CBDguitar

Жыл бұрын

Bonespurs Mar-a-lardo promoted his fast food lifestyle non-stop. This contributed to the weakness and gullibility among the red hat cult. Although they are a minority, these nutbags definitely exhibit symptoms of burger and soda brain disease.

As a middle aged woman, trained as a gymnast, I am shocked at how easily young men are discouraged and give up now at the gym and in life. I've work at a children's hospitals for 20 years and it is tragic how weak the guys have become. With their mommies always next to them babying them, telling them they are special little guys. No male role models, fathers or true coaches to help them grow.

@livsnjutaresverige3802

Жыл бұрын

Oh yes.

@carissaexplainsitall8481

11 ай бұрын

@@gg_ingyya I would think that’s the one place that’s im

@starrystarrybee

10 ай бұрын

I live in Australia. And I tell you - white Australians don't teach their kids anything. Young men here are spoiled, infantile and hate women (but want women at the same time). Horrible.

@plumeria66

10 ай бұрын

Have you seen young women lately? Their obesity rates are higher than men’s. And most don’t have hobbies or practical skills like basic arithmetic, cooking, sewing, etc.

6:20 its the phone that changed everything. I grew up without cellphones and there was no other option if you wanted to meet people other than going out and just doing life. I remember how much time we spent in cars and I remember having so many friends as a child without effort.

Hormones are added to our food so it shouldn't come as a surprise. Hormones and antibiotics in our food are bound to make a difference in who we are. It's been a long slow process but we are seeing the results. I'm by no means speaking as an authority but it seems like you can't blame it all on porn.

Bullying destroyed my life. I became a shut in and everything else got worse as a domino effect. I didnt have any parent, teacher or mentor in my life propping up my ego or giving me anything positive. The advice to bully people is some of the stupidest advice anyone can give.

@jessebaldwin2661

Жыл бұрын

I agree, bullying can be destructive for kids without role models to encourage them. I grew up under the same circumstances and have suffered from low self-esteem all my life, not from bullying, but from parental rejection.

@zaccatacc

Жыл бұрын

I agree to a point. I'd argue that "bring back bullying" is stupid because bullying never went away. Bullies will always be there and in fact receive less accountability than victims because they place more moral agency on the victims. On the contrary, the best balance to get rid of bullying without weakening men is to allow the victim to fight back and stand up with themselves while holding the initiator (bully) more accountable than the retaliator (victim). Idt these guys are talking about actual bullying, they mean ball busting and constructive criticism

@DoctorBendOver

Жыл бұрын

@@zaccatacc Yeah they're not cruel but they're talking about both ball busting as you say, but also the more general "shaming" that has become a trend lately. Like fat shaming for example as a counter to the absolute insane fat acceptance movement. The shaming might be fine but only if you provide constructive input and support at the same time. Then again nature is far more ruthless than we will ever be verbally. If we want a civilization made of strong men, a percentage of the unfit unloved boys will have to be sacrificed probably. idk really.

@DoctorBendOver

Жыл бұрын

@user-fd4fo9it6i 🤣

@Derideo

Жыл бұрын

@@passiveaction ikr 🤣

This is why I enjoy BJJ. Not only is it an ego killer when you dominate other "big mouth" dudes or gym rats, but it keeps your own ego in check too. There are no excuses, there aren't a million rules that cause variables that make excuses. You have barely any rules, can do pretty much anything except for strike and go for eyes/balls or small joints. You can watch a 5' female escape the mount of a 6' 240lb dude. You just can't make excuses. It also shows that you don't have to have a lot of muscle or hit weights to be a man, you see them too, but you see a lot of tough mofos that are short or skinny too. But at higher levels, no one complains, ego is 90% in check, and people want to keep getting better. It also teaches kids and adults the more realistic version of "body positivity". You can't change certain innate aspects like your height, bone structure. Some people gain muscle quickly but also fat, and others have a hard time gaining muscle or fat. But everyone can be healthy, not obese, and make whatever body they have better. You also fight differently and have different strategies. It teaches people to be proud of their body and use it in the most strategic way possible, but also that your body is your temple and you can't let it get f***ed up by not putting the work in, not eating right, and not taking care of your mental health.

@andrewyee3214

9 ай бұрын

Sam is We Me

Social isolation will get worse, as smart phones and social media continues to rise.

@wj00312

Жыл бұрын

You left out AI. We're already there. We'll be in the pods, soon enough.

Excellent conversation, more guys need to listen to this, of all ages especially the youth.

The truth hurts but it gives you a chance to get better and make the changes necessary. Thank you for spreading the truth!

I went to a catholic elementary school. I was bullied in 5th, 6th, 7th grade. In 8th grade I joined track. I got a ton of ribbons but most of all respect. I earned respect and it changed my life. Earn and you will be respected! If kids can do that they will be successful!

All people just need to grow balls, both men and women, this isn’t about rage or chaos but strength and resilience to live up our potential; fortitude and humility!

@kurohito7362

Жыл бұрын

Really you want a woman to grow balls ok. Sheesh 😅

@GhostSamaritan

Жыл бұрын

Women been growing balls for some years now.

@G0ALAXY9

Жыл бұрын

@@GhostSamaritan true, but they got there with the help of men without balls.

@rednarok

Жыл бұрын

ill feed you high glycemic processed food everyday and have you raised in a home where you never gained a feeling that your parents were there for you, instead you are emotionally abused with gaslighting and put down reminded of your weaknesses everyday no matter how many years have passed. you will have no real friends because the thing your parents never gave to you, you always desperately look for in someone else("i dont do one night stands cuz i believe in love") rendering people disliking you, and always bothering others because your so obnoxious and needy. then ima make you addicted to porn or games or smoking or whatever addiction(which is a symtom not the problem) is addiction so you slowly fall into the hopelessness loop. after its sleep problems, diet goes to hell, thought processes start to deterioate, you brain shrinks and smoothens, you become less cognitive capable and gain phobias and traumatic reactions. youll reach a point where you cant get out of the house anymore because you burnt-out, you energy is 1/10th of what it used to be and nothing is enjoyable, eating tubs of icecream while you smoke your weed and play games isolated from the real world. then comes this dude on youtube and tells you, you need to grow balls. these people had balls, they were taken from them from the people responsible to raise them healthy , and our justice system which permits unhealthy products that make you dumber, weaker and grow health problems. i am a socially anxious person. i start to get brain fog in 15 minutes. you know what i did? i grew courage and humility and resilience because of this "potential" i needed to attain, and worked in the service industry. over 10 years i have served tens of thousands of people and guess what? i start to get brain fog in 15 minutes of conversation. growing balls or determination to change how you are in nature can be a fucking complete waste of time of your life, leave you no improments and instead get you into a mental breakdown where tons of people suicide. im not saying your words dont count for some situations, but here is the catch. some situations. but over here yall talking about "kids these days" as if they all in the same boat. they arent, and theres more then you think in play with most of your actions you deem you've decided.

Don't forget about phthalates(artificial scent) in body washes, shampoos, laundry detergents, and many other products.

@kennethflores-hv7uf

Жыл бұрын

That’s the elephant in the room very few ever discuss

@Neyedus

Жыл бұрын

HOW are we supposed to avoid this? Dont wash yourself or do laundry? Everyone has the answers with NO SOLUTIONS

@christopher7824

Жыл бұрын

@@Neyedus There are bodywashes without phthalates, I use Kirk's. Use free and clear laundry detergents.

@Neyedus

Жыл бұрын

@@christopher7824 THANK YOU

My kids were fortunate enough to take Karate from Sensai Jimmy. He insisted on respect. If you were late to class you were to kneel outside the dojo and wait for permission to enter. He required them to learn basic social things like how to introduce yourself to someone you don’t know, have a polite general conversation and shake their hand, and he made them practice it with the parents waiting to pick up their kids. You had to make your bed, get good marks and so on. It was outstanding!

I have 3 kids. One is a Captain in the Army, and my daughter (13)youngest son (7) all know that dad doesn't play sports or do things with them softly. I'm not cruel but I don't sugar coat it. I'm hard on them but they know that I love them and only want the best for them. I know I am viewed as the "hard ass dad" but having my oldest being a Captain in the Army tells me I'm doing it right. One of the greatest complements I ever got as a dad came from someone I never met and never will. When my son graduated from Infantry Officer boot camp his lead instructor asked him why he never seemed nervous and could just take the yelling, screaming and being pushed my son said "you never met my Dad".

The neighbor comment was spot on.

It’s sad but it’s true. Bullying does help to an extent. It’s teaches you to stand up for yourself and to fight back when you think you’re being wronged. The sports thing was spot on too. I grew up playing almost everything, football, basketball, baseball and soccer. It teaches you discipline, teamwork, dedication and shows you when you put in the work you can achieve success. Most kids don’t play sports anymore and no wonder everyone is so soft

@timarmesto9602

10 ай бұрын

I would argue that bullying works when there is an intact family behind the bullied. Without a father, I didnt respond to bullying in a way that strengthened me. Edit: And as we all know, intact families have been on the decline

@juice_man4439

10 ай бұрын

@@timarmesto9602 agreed, luckily my father is present in my life and taught me to stand up for myself when I was younger, not sure how I would’ve turned out if he wasn’t there

What a great podcast! I love you guy’s message! You need to scars, I was bullied but shit that’s how your grow and change.

Patrick has been CRUSHING IT when it comes to high value guests in mid-2023! Hope tons of Fresh&Fit viewers find PDB, and vice versa!

I don't really care for Fresh and Fit's channel, but I agree here. And the Valuetainment team always keeps it real.

@Sammy_lovvve

Жыл бұрын

Thank you! I honestly cannot stand 99% of Fresh and Fit's contradicting opinions .. very ungodly shit on their podcast lol... but I can agree with this segment lol

@kwadon

Жыл бұрын

@@Sammy_lovvve ungodly? Hilarious. Cry more. And how are they contradictory

@joejohnson3814

Жыл бұрын

@@Sammy_lovvve can you name one contradictory opinion.

@imout671

Жыл бұрын

​​@@joejohnson3814 can. Its hypocrisy to say a high body count for women is not equally as bad for men. Going from women to women from bed to bed. Hurts men too. They think its cool but really they are hurting themselves but just not mature enough to realize it.

@Sammy_lovvve

Жыл бұрын

@@imout671 thank you for responding to them... I forget how psychotic and purposefully forgetful some people can be!

Definitely learning a lot from this. I've found that young boys around 10 years old back in the 1920s were expected to operate as men. They were viewed as "miniature-adults" and didn't have a super prolonged process of "adolescence" or "teenager phase". The term "teenager" was first widely used in the 1940's via Popular Science Mag according to my research. Before that time, you went from a boy to a man. Very little room to opt out of that rite of passage.

@plumeria66

10 ай бұрын

Now people in their 20s are called kids. Nobody has to grow up anymore.

True. Discipline and hardship makes for a better understanding of life; especially with regards to spirituality, failure, success, social skills, strength of character and basic skills. It also motivates people to drop negativity and strive for a better life. In short life has its ups and downs. Life is never fair. We just have to accept it and deal with it. Thank you for stressing these facts. God bless, ❤️

I had very nice parents, they taught me most lessons but not certain difficult ones. Certain coaches, bosses, educators, church leaders called me on my crap and brought out strength my parents couldn’t. Some of them I don’t love for it but I certainly respect them for teaching me things my parents weren’t going to teach.

Hmmm, that's awfully strange, it's skyrocketing in girls.

@kylieky7

Жыл бұрын

It’s mainly due to all of the endocrine disrupting chemicals we’re exposed to now

I tell my wife our two boys will only learn to become men from three sources. Sports, the military, or the streets (their environment, which includes parents, friends etc). I’d rather them learn from the streets first, sports second and military if need be third. I’m a retired SEABEE veteran and I stand by those core values, hopefully this helps someone in raising honest and hardworking men.

PBD I’ve been teaching golf full time and martial arts on weekends for 30 years. I can tell you honestly that the drop off in overall health among young people had fallen off a cliff in the last 5 years. It was steady before that but has accelerated to truly alarming levels recently. It’s impossible NOT to notice.

"You need to be smacked in the face sometimes and learn you're not good enough right now, you need to become better." Such a good ideology that i didn't understand until i was 17. Everyone always said perfect the way you are and people live that now and think that they don't have to grow and can just validate themselves for staying in the same place.

why would this society work hard they feel entitled

I vehemently oppose any form of bullying. When did the Samurai, Knights, and Native American warriors encourage bullying? Youth participation in sports can be a positive and/or negative experience. When sports parents live vicariously through their children, and do not emphasize sportsmanship, character, values, and ethics, sports participation will be a negative experience. All great warrior societies emphasized purpose, virtues, character, values, and ethics, before instruction in combat. The greatest and most successful coach of the twentieth century John Wooden didn't focus on winning. John Wooden believed in order to have championship teams, he needed to develop purpose, virtues, character, values, and ethics in the individual player. Instead of re-creating bullying, why do not adult men instruct and demonstrate purpose, virtues, character, values, ethics, goal-setting, time management, communication, physical training, nutrition, etiquette, personal finance, civics, and proper sleep protocols? Fathers and adult males of the past generations and present knew and know more about sports, than civics, The Declaration of Independence, Bill of Rights, et cetera. When did becoming an "alpha male", become more important than a gentleman? "The superior man is he who develops in harmonious proportions his moral, intellectual, and physical nature. This should be the end, at which men of all classes should aim, and it is only this which constitutes real greatness." Douglas Jerrold

@eleanorwalmsley635

Жыл бұрын

Absolutely

@theruggedscholar1544

Жыл бұрын

@@eleanorwalmsley635 Thank you for your response, time, and consideration.

The Neighbor point from Tom is WILD but so true!

I love how articulate Brother GAINEZ is. Myron always speaks well

You all are spot on. Myron Gaines hit the nail dead on! This current evil movement is making men weak(er). Bring back real men who stand up and make a statement, who lead their family and be an example to their sons and daughters..who holds his wife tucked tight to his side and protects her. Men today are snowflakes. (Well, except for you guys, my hub and my son. Y’all are REAL ALPHA MEN)…

@fred-62

Жыл бұрын

Myron thinks men shouldn't get married just sleep around

@MarkLeel

Жыл бұрын

@@fred-62 he said don’t get married in the west, if you look at the marriage laws in west it’s actually good advice.

@fred-62

Жыл бұрын

@@MarkLeel its an excuse, look at Patrick Bt David, hes in the west and has a happy family

@MarkLeel

Жыл бұрын

@@fred-62 you don’t know what could happen tomorrow. Look at the horror stories of guys married for 25+ years and going through painful divorces and are about to lose so much of what they’ve worked for.

@fred-62

Жыл бұрын

@@MarkLeel thats how a coward would think, if you took half of PBDs wealth away hed still be sitting on 50 million and all his connections and reputation. If youre always thinking about the worst possible outcome you might as well just die, there would be no reason to go to a gym, apply for a job or walk out of your house

You dont need to be bullied to know the fact that you need to act, eat like an adult and have personal responsibility... You could just talk facts to the person about if we want the society to function optimally we have to optimize ourselves. And dont forget not everyone gets fair cards to play with like coming from poor abusive family's.

These guys are 100% on point and correct. We should all listen, be the change thats needed and not be offended. Love it and this totally resonates with me 🤘💪

Tough love something, bullying is something else.. to tell someone they need to get their shit together is different than bullying them..

The food men eat is a factor too!!

@kurohito7362

Жыл бұрын

Honestly we have a lot of bad food now and not a lot of healthy choices unless you have money.

@haissem8

Жыл бұрын

@@kurohito7362 unfortunately bad food is the most delicious.

Kids don't go outside anymore!! Mothers don't cook anymore!! ME TOO made it impossible to speak to women without fear of being accused of grape😠 Females are masculine behaving , obesed and overall high hygiene is gone😩

@KD400_

Жыл бұрын

Yes exactly

I totally agree. I been having this conversation for years.

'Something is happening to make us soft' I agree. It's definitely intentional. It started decades ago. Look at the effect of fluoride in water, processed food etc. People are lethargic at the very least. Men with any mettle are rare which is sad. Not just in America!

When myron is talking about the bullying I was thinking its better to be burned by a match and learn your lesson rather than not learning your lesson and jumping into the bonfire

It's really a shame you didn't mention all the phytoestrogens in our foods and water, they are lowering testosterone and raising estrogen in both sexes more than anything. Filter your water and clean up your diets the best you can or you will only get worse

@Streitsmarts

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It would be a “shame” if you kept this info to yourself and just expect people to understand what you have studied alone.- most people have no clue wha your talking about. What is a phytoestrogen and how and why are they in the food?

A big part is also the hormone disruption from the plastic in the water. Combo that with diet and lack of exercise and yeah it's a mess.

@Neyedus

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So dont drink water? Whats the solution

@Palaecro

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@@Neyedus minimizing any consumption of anything that's held in a plastic container is a start but taking binders and things to detox the plastic which there isn't a lot.

I encourage shaming, more so than bullying. Bullying can be interpreted as being too aggressive, where as shaming can be more factual and non-emotional.

The collab we never expected but needed!

I’ve been working 50+ hours a week going to the gym four times a week and having other hobbies. Now I got a new sales job, and I was doing find my first week there, until this week I just crashed out and spiraled. I’ve been skipping work, staying in, can’t even get myself to go outside, or go to the gym anymore, because I feel like I’m in doing all of this stuff for no reason, and nothing to show for it.

I think tough love is a better form of helping shape the youth than bullying I think blunt honesty paired with how that person can improve is the best route

Wouldn't being a podcaster be considered feminine? If all you're worth in later life is hustling information doesn't hit hard then a hot one would be justified

Sodium Fluoride has huge implications. ( Toothpaste and drinking water) + the spray on deoderants contain aluminium - lymphatic glad system to the brain. IQ and Testosterone. Vitamin deficiency is also a massive facet. Keep up the great show guys.

@Neyedus

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So dont drink water, brush ur teeth, or use deodorant! GOT IT!

After Highschool I entered the USMC. I thank God that I did that. I was not a star athlete, I was not a great student best grade average was 2.0 (C). While a Marine I found items that extremely helped me become who I am. I am not sure todays Boot Camp for young Marines will do the same thing. The transition that is happening with in all boot camps is "NOT" a good thing. Life is brutal being kind all the time does not help. By the way thank you US Marine Corps for helping me. Sure most days in the Marines suck but Marine Suck (HARDER) and Civilian Suck (EASIER) is way different.

Mann!! The second guy is so right!! We're so soft!! And now people get offended by anything!! Is almost like you can't talk without offending someone's feelings, and women are so strong!!

@curien7

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People have always been getting offended by mundane things and still do. You think leftists are the only ones who constantly try to cancel people and brands who they don't ideologically align with?

Not being active. Smartphones have made a lot of people lazy nowadays. Ppl don't want to leave their phones and go outside!

@MegaKing10001

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But the sun is outside

Boys don't roam the woods like we did and allow our umagination run wild

I don’t agree with the bullying, but I do agree that hard and challenging situations build character

I coach football and it’s a struggle to push some kids to be better without hurting their feelings.

I used to be a fat kid and life is totally different as a skinny man. Don’t be fat kids.

As a woman who watched your show, I applaud this video! 💕

@CBDguitar

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Bonespurs Mar-a-lardo has caused a massive weakness within the red hat cult

@KD400_

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Im sure u would love a guy like myron right lol

I don't go out because I have people that deliberately try to put me into situations that will get me into trouble. It's alot to say.

Yes there are reasons people are less social now, and I agree excercising is important and all the other things, but at the end of the day if someone is mentally I’ll depressed anxious etc they still will struggle without help. For those people they need therapy

It's amazing. Why is it always men's faults? I've seen all my friends take care of women and have respect for them. And no matter what women did, there was no consequences. Being a real man gets you broke, not seeing your children even when cared.

Grew up playing sports, then was a band kid through high school, joined the military, now I’m getting out and starting a business, being bullied is the best thing that ever happened to me, it’s why I’ve progressed so much to this day, it’s one of the things that motivates me to be better.