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512 - The Vanishing American Woman
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Perspective: The vanishing American man
From college to the workplace to romance, why are so many young men not in the picture?
https://www.deseret.com/2023/3/16/236...
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Hi Everyone Sandman Here,
This video is brought to you by a donation from Doug and he says thank you for everything. I hope you find Christ, but the truth is the truth is the truth." Well Doug thanks for the donation. Since you left it at that I wanted to cover an article Called the Vanishing American Man by Elizabeth Grace Matthew. But I would argue that the reason men are checking out of soyciety is because women checked out first because they stopped acting and looking like women. In Matthew's article she mentions how former Nebraska Senator Ben Sasse had kids that came into his bedroom on a cool summer night complaining that they couldn't sleep because the air conditioner wasn't working. That's when Ben realised he didn't teach his kids the difference between something being "nice to have” versus “need to have.” Ben wrote a book called “The Vanishing American Adult.” in 2017. But Elizabeth doesn't agree with Ben she thinks it's more about the Vanishing American man instead. Where have we heard this before? Where have all the good men gone comes to mind. She says that young women are going to college at rates higher than men and out-earning young men in some cities. Just because men are staying put in their mothers basements while women work at their careers doesn't mean that women aren't vanishing. Femininity, proper etiquette and slenderness are being replaced by morbid obesity, bitchiness and a more masculine appearance. The women are still there it's just that guys aren't going to work themselves to death for a 35-year-old 250 pound rude female manager working at the Sizzler. It's shocking to some women that many men do actually have standards. She also says one of young women's strengths is that they are less likely to live with their parents. That simply means they aren't willing to move out in their early to mid twenties and pay rent money they will never get back. Women typically move away from home because they are most likely to argue with their mothers. Women are vanishing from traditional appearing womanhood a yes men are disappearing from higher education, participating less in the job market and fewer are looking for romantic relationships. That's because the juice is no longer worth the squeeze. Women just haven't figured that out yet because their life is more than an economic calculation. It's a social calculation intstead. Men avoiding college which leaves them unemployable with 200k in debt is not in their best interests. Increasingly men working for a wage that doesn't keep up with inflation while they dodge metoo allegations at work also isn't worth it. So a record number of guys are checking out of the labor pool. Men checking out of relationships is partially because women don't want to date down and also because the quality of the ogres with ovaries out there keeps going down. By 2030 60% of American women will be obese. For men the bigger a woman gets the less we notice her. Ironically she becomes invisible as a long-term relationship prospect. The Brookings Institute scholar Richard Reeves believes that one of the reasons young men are struggling is the lack of male role models in their lives. Others, including Missouri Sen. Josh Hawley, contend that young men are vanishing because our culture is devaluing traditionally masculine virtues and skills. So basically because the world lacks more guys like Andrew Tate and Jordan Peterson and because masculinity is toxic. I'll discuss more in a moment but let me first tell everyone about today's sponsor The Red Pill Ring:
Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/mgtow/donations
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535 episodes
Manage episode 419681783 series 3458442
Sponsor Link:
- Red Pill Ring
- https://www.redpillring.com/
Perspective: The vanishing American man
From college to the workplace to romance, why are so many young men not in the picture?
https://www.deseret.com/2023/3/16/236...
Mystery Link: • Woman Gets Herself Arrested Again Imm...
Rumble: https://rumble.com/c/c-2039428
Odysee.TV: https://odysee.com/@SandmanMGTOW:c
Bitchute Link: https://www.bitchute.com/channel/YIxe...
Sandman 2: / @sandman2317
Twitter: / sandmanmgtow
SubscribeStar.com: https://www.subscribestar.com/sandman
Paypal / Email: Sandmanmgtow @ Gmail.com
Bitcoin Address: bc1qtkeru8ygglfq36eu544hxw6n9hsh22l7fkf8uv
Hi Everyone Sandman Here,
This video is brought to you by a donation from Doug and he says thank you for everything. I hope you find Christ, but the truth is the truth is the truth." Well Doug thanks for the donation. Since you left it at that I wanted to cover an article Called the Vanishing American Man by Elizabeth Grace Matthew. But I would argue that the reason men are checking out of soyciety is because women checked out first because they stopped acting and looking like women. In Matthew's article she mentions how former Nebraska Senator Ben Sasse had kids that came into his bedroom on a cool summer night complaining that they couldn't sleep because the air conditioner wasn't working. That's when Ben realised he didn't teach his kids the difference between something being "nice to have” versus “need to have.” Ben wrote a book called “The Vanishing American Adult.” in 2017. But Elizabeth doesn't agree with Ben she thinks it's more about the Vanishing American man instead. Where have we heard this before? Where have all the good men gone comes to mind. She says that young women are going to college at rates higher than men and out-earning young men in some cities. Just because men are staying put in their mothers basements while women work at their careers doesn't mean that women aren't vanishing. Femininity, proper etiquette and slenderness are being replaced by morbid obesity, bitchiness and a more masculine appearance. The women are still there it's just that guys aren't going to work themselves to death for a 35-year-old 250 pound rude female manager working at the Sizzler. It's shocking to some women that many men do actually have standards. She also says one of young women's strengths is that they are less likely to live with their parents. That simply means they aren't willing to move out in their early to mid twenties and pay rent money they will never get back. Women typically move away from home because they are most likely to argue with their mothers. Women are vanishing from traditional appearing womanhood a yes men are disappearing from higher education, participating less in the job market and fewer are looking for romantic relationships. That's because the juice is no longer worth the squeeze. Women just haven't figured that out yet because their life is more than an economic calculation. It's a social calculation intstead. Men avoiding college which leaves them unemployable with 200k in debt is not in their best interests. Increasingly men working for a wage that doesn't keep up with inflation while they dodge metoo allegations at work also isn't worth it. So a record number of guys are checking out of the labor pool. Men checking out of relationships is partially because women don't want to date down and also because the quality of the ogres with ovaries out there keeps going down. By 2030 60% of American women will be obese. For men the bigger a woman gets the less we notice her. Ironically she becomes invisible as a long-term relationship prospect. The Brookings Institute scholar Richard Reeves believes that one of the reasons young men are struggling is the lack of male role models in their lives. Others, including Missouri Sen. Josh Hawley, contend that young men are vanishing because our culture is devaluing traditionally masculine virtues and skills. So basically because the world lacks more guys like Andrew Tate and Jordan Peterson and because masculinity is toxic. I'll discuss more in a moment but let me first tell everyone about today's sponsor The Red Pill Ring:
Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/mgtow/donations
Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brands
Privacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy
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