Stay golden, my fellow brother. Our brotherhood and our connection won’t be forgotten

No No stop act like bisogno forgotten or sono shit

Incel moment

@@guardiantank6608 True but damn, that shit got a laugh out of me haha. The edit is good but the comment is incel stuff. Using American psycho in this edit also doesnt fit, Taxi driver, driver etc are good guys but broken/different. Patrick bateman is a literal psychopath, maybe hes reedemable but way way less so. He makes the edit seem like a bit of sigma incel shit.

@@miklyways I used to subscribe to this stuff in middle school when I was a hormonal teenage boy but now it's just pussy shit for insecure men to look at. As a man I have realized real masculinity comes from being kind, gentle, patient, strong, and wise it's hard for men with testosterone to be those things men are told by other men you should fall slave to your hormones and be impatient, be selfish and if someone insults you instead of being the bigger man and brushing it off you're told to "take your man card back" if you fall slave to your hormones like that why are men the ones telling women they're emotional on their periods when men straight up will be hormonal 24/7. I'm not an anti man feminist or anything but the internet and incel culture has ruined what it means to be a man

When the movies go over your head and you worship what the writers are critiqueing, literal psychopathic murderers

@@Communistgunmc lmfao

@@Communistgunmc nobody said you have to murder people to be like those literally me characters. Rough Daily routine also works.

@@flavourruling2162 Following a daily exercise routine is very far from being a murderous psychopath. Don't try to be like these men. Masculinity and self improvement yes, complete lack of empathy and social intelligence no.

Masculinity is when you don't masturbate and rarely sleep with women, very rarely

@@minhdyuk868 Edit: thanks man

Thanks it means a lot. I am trying to implement more clips into my edits.

I didn’t forget, a fight club edit is on its way. fight club is a masterpiece.

But they are all of them proud himself

@@rambobat5310 Are they? Pretty sure besides maybe Patrick Bateman all the characters shown in the edit show remorse for their actions after the climax of their movies, the point of these movies wasn't to idolize these broken terrible men

@@rambobat5310 No they're not? What?

Watch the films and you’ll understand why they’re good examples.

@@BuddethEdits i saw taxi driver, american psycho and drive. Bateman is not a fucking example, the way he behaves is just a mask to hide the monster he is. Taxi driver is a man with good values, but still he is very troubled in his mind and ends up getting crazier each day and one day he starts to kill (you could say for a good reason, but killing is killing). And Drive he is probably the most balanced guy out of the three with good morals and values aswell but he is as the others a criminal or thug. I think that there are many examples of good men who embrace masculinity the right way: like desmond doss (hacksaw ridge), Chris Gadner (the pursuit of happiness), kobe bryant, niki lauda and so on...

I see what you're getting at mate, I only have the intent of making a nice looking video, the message of masculinity isn't really the purpose of this video. The clips are used because they're cool, very good cinematography and popular. Videos like mine and some others may not always be about the message. It's nice to see different communities watching my video for different reasons though.

@@BuddethEdits then why put masculinity in the title? Gioske obviously understands the characters a lot more than you seem to…

@@Phuqarf Because it still contains masculine energy in the scenes. Hence why I've not included the scenes with them murdering people? Because those parts aren't masculine. I do understand the characters. Gioske has a good grasp on them like me, we have different opinions. Simple.

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ffr

it’s about how he acted around others, how he held himself, his masculinity isn’t defined just by his actions.

@@BuddethEditsI'm joking brah

U

Very well, impressive. Let's see Paul Allen's masculinity.

@@BuddethEdits Someone’s masculinity is 100% defined by their actions what

it’s a video bro. there’s nobody to feel bad for.

@@BuddethEdits There is, the little boys who see this and think they wanna be a social outcast with issues. It leads them to destruction.

You make a good point. Taxi Driver is not something to model yourself after, but I think the poster used these characters because they have traits that a lot of us want to express more freely such as not being afraid to say no when we’re expected to say yes or going up to the girl we’re attracted to.

The people you hate often do and say the things you wish you had the courage to. ie. Negan from The Walking Dead.

@@planetxtk7567 You must be one of the little boys.

Hey man, keep it up. Also, read "How to be a 3% man" from Corey Wayne and the books from Jordan B. Peterson. They will change your perspective.

Also, you don't need to do big stuff right now. Start with small goals, things that you can track. Like limiting the amount of alcohol you drink. It's amazing that you have finished the room renovation

Hey I've been guilty of too many motivational videos and not enough to show for it too. But the truth I'd that no amount of motivation and grind lifestyle or the right woman will fulfill. Only Jesus Christ can. To be saved and have a meaning and know about God's love and mercy and sacrifice IS fulfillment. I hope you'll look into Jesus. I'll pray for you

You have to make yourself the happiest man on earth first brother, it all starts with you, no woman will save you from personal misery, and you cannot be dependent upon a woman to feel like a man. This may sound rough words when you're stuck but I don't want you to think otherwise and aim for the wrong things.

Thanks for your support and advises. Didn't expect so many while I have been writing it drunk. I am actually quite enjoying my life. After many sad periods I always try to become stronger and understand more about life and myself. However years go by and I don't feel significant progress. It kills my already low self confidence. Ability to find a girlfriend seems like the best thing to overcome it. First of all because of natural needs. Also pressure from relatives getting more and more annoying. And most important living in a social world where couples are just the main part of the society. Like going to some places alone and seeing all the other people together makes me feel inferior deep inside (btw I am from eastern Europe).

Let's see Paul Allen masculinity edit

whats this song called ??

@@bretthohhausen2666 Mr.Kitty - After Dark

I usually make edits around a minute in duration. If you’d like a longer type edit I can do that.

It would be awesome

it’s an edit, it’s not serious

Thank you for formulating a polite question. I fully understand where you are coming from, I believe they’re glorified because of how good the movies are not because of how terrible there lives are. The characters are glorified because of some of their actions not all.

He might not have been correct but he stood up for what he believed in and took no shit from none to get to where he wanted to be and that is hard to come by now days

Honestly, if I had to choose between living to get by, being a good corporate boy and never making a "mistake". Or living a dangerous life, full of hoops and ladders, falls, and non-suppressed aggression, I would definitely choose the latter.

I’ve got a tyler durden edit up, i’ll consider making a lou bloom edit though

classic comment

they’re just characters, don’t think as deeply about that as you seem too

@@BuddethEdits def deep seeded man crushes, otherwise they’d choose other visceral adversarial antihero characters, who aren’t male Adonis’s. But its cool. Do your thing. Art is a manifestation of all internal struggles

@@johnc1280 alright bro you believe that

what does this mean?

Haha I just made a loneliness edit go watch that you might see a correlation

Why?

haha nice to see you again bro

i love this joke

i agree smoking is not masculine

I did in the description, it’s called after dark

@@BuddethEdits thank you brother 💣👉💥👍👍

thank you for clicking haha

someone gets it

The place beyond the pines? Sir

@@nishusingh658 thanks

@@nishusingh658 hey what about 2nd clip? I know 3rd is american psycho

@@KianKratos I think you’re talking about drive? Not sure.

not the drive movie. There is second clip in video

Whats the name of the song

After Dark

I agree it’s just an edit though

If you enjoy being challenged by ideas and if mastery and masculinity are also subjects that interest you, I invite you to explore the videos shared on the Mastery Order Channel to challenge yourself with some ideas about manhood and to become the kind of man you would admire. We can only better ourselves together, as men among men, so I invite you to use what I share and, of course, share your own opinions so that others can benefit from them as well. Looking forward to your points of view. All the best to you!

in the description and comments. It’s after dark by Mr.Kitty

after dark - Mr.Kitty

The masculine parts of these characters are when they are not insane and murdering people. Come on, the films have an outer message that you realise when you think deeper about the actions the characters make. For example, Patrick Bateman is normal within society and interacts with most people as if he's a strong masculine male, successful and is "the dream man" yet behind closed doors he is a psychopath and kills people. I don't think that murdering people is masculine. My message was that despite these characters rough persona they act very masculine outside of their murdering scenes.

i know it’s a bit far fetched, it’s just a “literally me” character, it’s not actually idolising to the fullest

in the description

it’s an edit, not seriously saying these are the best examples. Just because they’re psychopaths does not take away from their raw masculine character

L comment ngl

Shut up u little beta embrace masculinity

Opinion rejected…

he literaly does everything he can to provide his family even at the cost of his own life

L comment

there’s multiple pal, elaborate and I’ll help out

@@BuddethEdits the first one starring Ryan Gosling

@@adithyavh8157 it’s called the place beyond the pines

@@BuddethEdits thanks mate

occasionally..

people can’t just be men. It’s sad.

The movie is Taxi driver.

I know that he’s a psycho but he goes from a weak little man to a confident strong man, despite the serial killer mindset. Remember it’s an edit i’m not being fully serious.

you can check the details in the description

No, I disagree with smoking, I still think what he does in the film is masculine though. You've got to think bigger picture sometimes.

Yeah I agree it’s sorta funny but it’s just a video

I know

Your point has no structure, you can be masculine while riding a motorcycle and being lonely. The rest of the clips are not feminine at all.

Low T comment

@@BuddethEdits Sure you can be, but nothing is masculine about the clips. Also Patrick Bateman putting on his herb mint facial mask or Travis Bickle crying in the porno theater alone isn't feminine? Come on.

@@IluvinortheIneffable No, using a facemask is not feminine. Its called good hygiene, come on. I purposely didn't include him crying, crying isn't feminine nor masculine but without context there the clip looks fine. Most of the clips don't show ultra masculinity but are nice features, there's no need to bash my edit because of the clips I used.

it’s an edit, not seriously idolising mentally ill characters

@@BuddethEdits Doesn't matter if its a joke because it seems many virgins here agree with your joke unironically. If they wanna follow this path they will get nothing but suffering and death.

what in the cringe