Honestly, the feeling of inadequacy for most will always be there if we use the traditional barometers for success that previous generations did. I remember when I was graduating university I would worry about whether I'd find a job. Once I started working I'd start worrying that I wasn't earning enough. After several years I was earning about triple the median salary of the region so I started worrying that I hadn't bought a house yet... The fact of the matter is that we're expected to (and expect ourselves) to attain a level of success that is incredibly difficult for the average person without overleveraging yourself credit-wise. That's without going into the fact that even if you manage to get to the point where you've attained what seems to be the traditional "end goal" of being a man- being able to provide for yourself and another (rent, bills etc.)- it's honestly a pretty thankless task. Nobody is going to thank you for posting the rent cheque or doing something that's considered "your job", out of sight and out of mind and all that. So in short your experience is what every young guy should be taught; focus less on what you feel like you "should" have "achieved" and focus more on what makes you feel accomplished.

@@mrgaudy1954 Thanks for your reply! Honestly, I'm still going through that myself. It creeps in since I'm in that same sort of phase as you once were. Right now I'm making double the median salary guys my age are making. Sometimes I feel like I should be doing more, but other times I'm very satisfied with how far I've come. I'm the first person of my family (that I know of) to have gone to college and graduated in the U.S. it's a big thing for my mom to see this achievement since she raised me without my dad and I'm forever grateful. Before I ramble though, thank you again for the reply. I hope to reach a more consistent level of satisfaction in what I'm doing. God bless!

Idk kids were brutal to the kids were fat, autistic(peple didnt know wha autism was), gay, and kids who dressed different, when I was growing up.

​@@SuperiorRobynBrutal? Sure but not to the extent of thinking an entire group should die.

​@@bobthereaper1017Alot of kids are very emotional and dumb they wish death on everything

@@njez7563 Not like this, dude. Wishing death on a specific group of people like gay and trans people? That ain't normal. They aren't even old enough to have any sorta negative bias towards let alone wishing death. Sure, a child might say some dumb shit to someone who hurt their feelings. This is not an example of that. This is an example of kids trying to be like people they look up to. They're doing this to look cool to the person they look up to, which is by far the worst behavior to emulate. Their parents need to correct them, and Sneako needs to do some self reflection if this isn't the image he wants to put out into the world.

@@bobthereaper1017I have to agree with you

If you told me he was 17 that would be more believable

You can be a stupid immature A-hole at any age imo, as long as you don't learn or evolve

They're busy complaining about how public schools are indoctrinating kids

Busy outsourcing their responsibilities to social media and the state.

They're to busy on onlyfans clearly.

Honestly, most parents are working. There are a lot that are just not parenting too but mostly it's work.

I dont think its the parents fault… people dont realize how much influence the INTERNET/reddit, MALE CULTURE and a boys friends have on their lives You can raise a boy into a man and the internet/reddit can indoctrinate him right under your nose

im so confused by the way you commented that i laughed anyway

​@@natescosmosyeah, I'm 5'7" and 102lb, and I'd do the same thing to those kids Papa did. It's bold because it isn't your kids, and you're teaching them a much-needed lesson, not because of his size. I was so confused by the last bit of his comment too, like huh 😂 And when I was a kid, growing up in the 00-10s, we picked on the people that picked on those that couldn't do anything about it; it wasn't acceptable. If these kids had done this at school, there might've been others that told them their place too, not just teachers. Those employees should be ashamed of themselves that a customer had to do that for their coworker with challenges.

@@yourneighborhoodxenos No I just spelled baldness wrong.

pokemon

thanks for believing in and protecting personal freedoms. One of the few Christians i can tip my hat to

A live poopoo butt reaction

Whoever says "what about pride flags" is a idiot

Twinks are dumb now Bears that’s where it’s at

@@Lobster_Guy12LMFAOOO that wasn’t his question 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭

No.

@@numberofthedevil977 Still, it's weird to defend gays but then call someone gay as an insult

I thought twink was a body type, not a slur. It's kinda been normalized as a body type. Like skinny. Twinkish. Lithe.

Conservative politics is literally just 8 year olds.

What?

@@pjplaysgaming367 based meaning that their opinions on certain things are biased to their beliefs and they don’t care what anyone thinks

Let me guess, dad didn't love you enough

@@Drae44music usually just means confidently stupid.