A Viral Social Media Thread Discusses the Societal Expectations of Men
This post features a screenshot of a Twitter thread from the account @TellYourSonThis. The author posits that men are driven by achievement because they feel a lack of inherent care from society, including other men. The thread further argues that for men, being 'cared about' is often conditional and tied to their utility or role as a provider, rather than being valued for their identity. The content has sparked significant online debate regarding gender roles, the nature of male relationships, and the psychological impact of societal expectations placed on men.
That's not really true. I've been disabled for large parts of this year, and even a misanthrope like me has had people over to help me out on occasion.
Well, i kind of agree, but on the other hand i think that's great. That's our role and that's perfectly fine. Its a fairly easy plan for how to live your life.
How about having a drinking buddy?
Women bad, fire make hot, grrr no understand how thing work
Well I certainly don't give a shit about OP.
Machiavelli would cringe so hard reading this
How about you Go Your Own Way ?
The incel bot account is back
Kind of a lie. I have like a few close friends. I helped them at different points in my life. They care about me.
You can't be reduced to being a provider if you don't provide.