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A weak person can put the blame on others, rather than doing the necessary work to better themselves or achieve xyz. If someone is lazy and won't work or won't do what is required to succeed mentally, physically, spiritually, or career wise despite having advanrages, help and tools and instead blame their irresponsibility on others, that person is weak. It's a lie that one can't call someone weak or irresponsible because "who get to decide that?". I have had men called me weak or gave me tough l…
/r/ExRedPill25/03/23 08:50 PM
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I think a lot of times people go to extremes at this. For example, does knowing how to fight, standing up for yourself if someone wants to fight or berate you, building muscles, "toxic masculinity"? I don't think so. Is what you do with those things can be toxic, but a lot of men today are pushed to let go of things that make men...well men. And so yes, having tea parties with your daughter doesn't make you less of a man, and being a tough guy when need be doesn't make you a "toxic man."
/r/ExRedPill25/03/23 07:44 PM
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Yes, there are weak men, but they are not always modern men. Lying to people about their weaknesses won't help overcome them or better as men. I cherish the moments when other men held me accountable for my health, fitness, health, and career, and told me off when I was being weak in mind and spirit. The point is to have tough love when need be and then build ourselves to a point where we can be men in this world.
/r/ExRedPill25/03/23 07:36 PM
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