A question I wanted to put forward, is there a place,time,person that men can show their feelings too. Or am I missing the bigger picture here.

Excellent video by Stefan Molyneux. The link is below.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q6r8HzhaAaM

It describes the long process of how a man's heart is essentially murdered. From a young age, his emotions and feelings are isolated. Then he has to sit through the constant barrage of media, which despises him. On top of this there is the feminized education systems. Women despise weakness in men, and paradoxically don't care about boys or men, but on top of this, you have a clear progressive agenda, which is about belittling males and demoting masculinity. Meaning there is no politically correct outlet of masculinity left, or honour with being male. But here is the thing, studies show men are deeply emotional, and have more depth to their emotions than women.

Personally speaking, probably like many on here, I had to go through a lot in my younger years as a boy. I would always have to be careful that I wouldn't get robbed by older men. Being in high school was like having a cuckold on. Seeing the sociopathic bullies beat up the nerdlings, while the attractive girls would giggle and flock to them afterwards. A lot of this would have been easier, if there was a rite of passage to undergo, or some role model to tell me how it is with thugs, women and the political correct bullshit I was learning in school.

I would come back deflated, and depressed, yet I wouldn't complain, I didn't even know if there was anything to complain about. Because it was all accepted as being normal, by the teachers, parents, even other youths. As much as i love my parents, they just didn't know to react to what i was going through. My father just ignored it, even though he went through the same thing. My mother seemed to be afraid of the emotions I was feeling and would give me some new age feel good advice.

Over time I managed to move on, now at the age of 22 years old, I am pretty successful, have adopted a red pill lifestyle. I began to learn to love rejection and take on an attitude that no one owes me anything, so I don't owe them anything. It works, I have my close tribe, and for them I will do a lot for, but everyone else is just a chess piece.

However if I am being honest, I feel desensitised, over the years, I had to become so closed off and had to master my emotions and feelings. That I no longer have sentimentality for anything, I just keep moving on.

The question I want to pose, is whether this is a natural attitude or if its a product of growing up in an environment that isolates males. I don't want to come across bitter, I am happy right now, but enough is enough, I have to tell some of my story because I feel it links into the topic.