As Tyler Durden said, "We're a generation of men raised by women", and I am sure many of you can approve of this statement if you look back to your past or simply observe the vast majority of other men that are being controlled by romanticised notions of Hollywood imagery and political correctness.

That being said, my father passed away when I was ~17 and I didn't really have a masculine figure to show me the ways during my late teens. I was in a constant state of confusion as I was always repressing my inner masculinity since I lived in a household with all women (mother & sisters), alongside the fact that when my father was alive, he displayed various weaknesses in his armor (such as crying, not following up with his word, displaying constant regret, and not being completely confident in his frame); thus I thought it was okay for a man to be that way. Don't get me wrong, he was an excellent and a loving father that did have many alpha traits but he definitely wasn't THE alpha male.

Therefore, even before I came across TRP - I discovered a man known by the name of Coach Corey Wayne, and is one of the few men out there that is completely in his masculine and maintains frame in all aspects of his life, whether it is his career, women, social interactions and etc.

He has a book called "How to be a 3% Man", and constantly uploads videos to his youtube channel, I would highly recommend you check him out if you're unsure of TRP path.