Recently I've come to the conclusion that men have been trained to be slaves. This isn't simply in Western society, but across most nations in the world. When I say "slaves" I do not mean forced bondage and I do simply refer to marriage. I mean men willingly give up their resources, social status and desires for others while making themselves not only feel, but also be small. Men are not simply slaves in action, but in thought. Men view themselves as inferior.

Notice this when you walk around and watch women and men as they stand. Their postures. Their body language. Most men have slouched shoulders and a subdued body language. It's almost as though it's saying, "I won't hurt you. I'm invisible." Most men have poorer clothing, weak voices and can't maintain eye contact.

This society has done so much to bring down men. There are so many outlets for addiction: sex, video games, pornography, music, drugs, food, drinking, etc. And nothing really to bring men up. Sometimes there can be little in the way of incentive to put in the effort. The primary culture for incentivizing men is shaming, which is not incentive.

But notice when you talk to even the most useless of women. They delusionally view themselves in such high esteem that you'd think they're millionaires; each with a couple of islands. In reality they are nothing, but the receivers of a governmental booty that is confiscated from others.

I recall reading about the middle ages and a religious argument being made that peasantry tax requirements could not be placed on free citizens, because it amounted to them being put into something akin to cattle slavery. You could say the same about today. Both the peasantry and the modern men views it as their destiny to serve. To be disregarded.

I think the majority of Western men have through out their lives been told they are not enough. Not good enough. Not worthy. And have been relegated to a social status where the average man is to shoulder the weight of all the responsibility, but none of the authority, effectively making them a slave. Completely blinded by the roles and morals placed on him by society. But he can never reflect on himself to see what he wants. Only what others have envisioned for him.

How else could you explain how a society could take away a man's children and nearly all his wealth for no reason other than he asked someone to marry him.