This Is Devastating for Gen Z

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Brian Holdsworth

Brian Holdsworth

Ай бұрын

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Researches are describing our emerging social climate as an epidemic of loneliness. Even the WHO is taking an interest, saying that it's contributing to increased dementia, heart disease, and strokes.
Gen Z appears to be hardest hit, with many suffering from a lack of both friendship and romantic love. Fewer people are pairing off, forming relationships, and far fewer are getting married. This will have obvious widespread implications for society, so it's worth exploring what's missing from the social lives of younger generations that is preventing them from being initiated into this phase of life.
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@gnarwhal7562
@gnarwhal7562 Ай бұрын
"I used to think that the worst thing in life was to end up alone. It's not. The worst thing in life is to end up with people who make you feel alone" -Robin Williams.
@kubli365
@kubli365 Ай бұрын
Keep coping
@Array8
@Array8 Ай бұрын
​@@kubli365 I think you've got a point.
@IndyDefense
@IndyDefense Ай бұрын
That's what it is to work in Hollywood.
@richardscathouse
@richardscathouse Ай бұрын
My life, I didn't have to marry a dozen times or self-delete to figure that out,😂😂😂
@-haclong2366
@-haclong2366 Ай бұрын
It's better to love and lose than to never love at all.
@antoinnelamah6949
@antoinnelamah6949 Ай бұрын
You know it’s over when the catholic space is taking the black pill.
@user-sb3sf5td5f
@user-sb3sf5td5f Ай бұрын
it's so over man like it never ever even started.
@CR055FIRE
@CR055FIRE Ай бұрын
haha ya
@connor43057
@connor43057 Ай бұрын
Lmfao that is incredibly funny yet scary!
@misosouperman
@misosouperman Ай бұрын
​@@connor43057it's really not true for anyone who actually goes outside, don't worry!
@user-cz9jj2em2v
@user-cz9jj2em2v Ай бұрын
reality is asserting itself
@Anthony-vx6cs
@Anthony-vx6cs Ай бұрын
This resonated. Living in this generation i find myself homesick for a society i was never a part of. It’s easy to fall prey to idealising previous times and cultures, but there is certainly some truth to meditating on what we’ve lost!
@elKarlo
@elKarlo Ай бұрын
I’m 42 and it was vanishing fast as a kid. I too long for a time when people were just fundamentally better.
@JaceyMitchell
@JaceyMitchell Ай бұрын
Same!
@mrsandmom5947
@mrsandmom5947 Ай бұрын
There’s a line in the John Denver song Rocky Mountain high…. Going home to a place I’ve never been before. You crave something that you know was better. It’s never too late though. Create a life that is holy.
@samuelsnow8714
@samuelsnow8714 Ай бұрын
It's the Internet. I'm almost 50 and that sense of being a part of something..a community..a society, all evaporated when the Internet came along. The irony is the Internet was supposed to bring us closer together and it's effect has been the opposite. My advice, join a church. If your a non believer, then a bowling team, or something like that. Join groups that meet and play regularly and in person.
@madonnahood3381
@madonnahood3381 Ай бұрын
​​@@samuelsnow8714in some ways. I have Facebook friends through my dog. These individuals all love Shiba Inus. We chat and interact just like my in person friends here at home. I am 72.
@BreakingTheGleipnir
@BreakingTheGleipnir Ай бұрын
Im 31 and lost all my close friendships and feel like I have unlearned my ability to make new friends
@CIyphord
@CIyphord Ай бұрын
Hello, doppelganger. Exact same situation here. Hang in there, brother..
@BreakingTheGleipnir
@BreakingTheGleipnir Ай бұрын
@@CIyphord I appreciate your message, we're not alone, just children of our generation Love
@CIyphord
@CIyphord Ай бұрын
@@BreakingTheGleipnir you're welcome, friend. This world beats us down and isolates us but we can't let it break us. As difficult as it is, we must bear our burdens the best we can and not let them break us, so that we're ready for the right people when they do come along
@StoneAgeWarfare
@StoneAgeWarfare Ай бұрын
Relatable. Been cutting out toxic friends. Left with very little.
@ds2587
@ds2587 Ай бұрын
We need to go back to basics, Kindergarten style. Let's just walk up to people and say, "Want to be friends?"
@philiphumphrey1548
@philiphumphrey1548 Ай бұрын
Hypermobility, constant moving for career, a hostile (woke) workplace where dating or friendship is a minefield, the decline of social clubs, sports activities, even the pubs as well as the churches. What friendships are left are often atomized and distant. It's a toxic brew that economic forces and our so-called betters have encouraged. The result is loneliness and distress.
@outoforbit00
@outoforbit00 Ай бұрын
Yes hypermobility and constantly moving to new jobs is definitely a problem. I think that we are not around the same people long enough to continue to be with them when they are going through hard times. Friendships just come and go without challenges, so we don't get to know each other more deeply.
@TheRealShrike
@TheRealShrike Ай бұрын
Don't be ridiculous. "Woke" workplace has nothing to do with it. What does your workplace have to do with dating?
@thefamilyfruitforest
@thefamilyfruitforest Ай бұрын
Jaffe memo material for sure.
@sitka49
@sitka49 Ай бұрын
I was never one to hangout with people from work I felt it reminded me too much of being at work, beside the few times I did all they talked about was shop. Church was the same way. Get in out.
@xXEGPXx
@xXEGPXx Ай бұрын
@@TheRealShrike He is upset that HR does not allow him to sexually harass women anymore
@mariekatherine5238
@mariekatherine5238 Ай бұрын
I’m a lifelong single, no kids, no family left. People at church are nice enough, but everyone has their family group and their busy lives. I have one close friend left. She lives with her son’s family, 1,000 miles away. We talk once a week. There are no clubs in my area suitable to join. Apostolates at Church meet at night when I can’t drive and they involve activities I cannot (physically) do. Church social events center around the family structure or role, ie. mother’s group, teen and youth activities, or events for couples. The only one I’d join would be the Rosary on Wednesday evenings, but I don’t drive at night. I’ve inquired about getting a ride but I live 20 miles from the church in a rural area. Nobody lives anywhere nearby. Most of the time I don’t mind being alone, but it does bother me on holidays in particular and when I’m not up to attending Mass.
@carolynkimberly4021
@carolynkimberly4021 Ай бұрын
I have a close family, but at my FSSP parish there lots of activities for the young but nothing for us old ones.
@johnharkness6304
@johnharkness6304 Ай бұрын
I sympathise with you, keep your spirits up. I don't want to sound "preaching" but I have to quote St Teresa of Avilla "Whoever has God lacks nothing, God alone is sufficient" I'm guessing you're in the U.S. you mentioned miles in your comment ☺ I'm writing from France and will pray for you. I wish you well.
@mariesook9141
@mariesook9141 Ай бұрын
I have similar circumstances. I decided to move from my rural circumstances to into a town. It makes sense, facing older age. I'm moving into a much smaller space, soooo it is taking a lot of downsizing & planning. All part of not sticking my head in the sand. I'm getting comfortable and getting my affairs & possessions in order for the last phase of life. I'll be 2 blocks from a Catholic church. The bottom line is that city life (small town) have more resources from which to choose. Give it some thought.
@excellentcomment
@excellentcomment Ай бұрын
It sounds like you're living the life you desire. "There are no suitable activities'--whose responsibility is it to find suitable activities for you? You live in a free country, you have resources including the most valuable -- a brain. Stop with the Eeyore impersonation.
@kubasniak
@kubasniak Ай бұрын
​@@johnharkness6304 god was never sufficient to me, actually felt evil and careless. No more gods or appreciation for this whole absurd creation.
@nativecascadian4141
@nativecascadian4141 Ай бұрын
Dating apps have taken a scorched earth approach to human relationships and its tragic to see. The system now promotes constant dating and churn because it keeps people addicted to the platform and "paying to win" with their premium tier. NOBODY wins in the current dating landscape. I would love to see a resurgence of old-school ways of meeting, punchbowl socials, dances where people can have casual conversations in a wholesome environment and meetups for art/creativity specifically designed to help people find someone.
@LilyGazou
@LilyGazou Ай бұрын
Contradance events are great. You can find that even in Tacoma.
@rollerclub98
@rollerclub98 Ай бұрын
And it’s gotten even worse now that AI is implemented into those apps bow
@MrPolandball
@MrPolandball Ай бұрын
You can start that by getting rid of car dependency
@neveragain733
@neveragain733 Ай бұрын
Yes, my ex was heavily addicted to dating apps. God knows how many online "relationships" she was having at the sametime. I said its me or your phone. She said she wasnt giving up her phone. Sick in the head. May she live in misery till the day she dies.
@allenscovil1317
@allenscovil1317 Ай бұрын
How can a boy make friends with other boys when he has no father around to give him the necessary confidence in himself?
@FirefoxisredExplorerisblueGoog
@FirefoxisredExplorerisblueGoog Ай бұрын
It's difficult but I did it. God gave you all the tools you need as a man to tackle life as a man, the problem is not that a fatherless boy/man can't do it, it's just that he hasn't had a mentor figure to teach him how to. But he does have the ability to do it, that God has given him. All the more important to have guy friends in your life who you can learn from.
@StoneAgeWarfare
@StoneAgeWarfare Ай бұрын
If you're me, the father was there to destroy your confidence. lol
@roboboro
@roboboro Ай бұрын
it can be done. it is possible. My husband didn't have his father and he lived alone through very difficult youth. But he has his long time friends. I wouldn't have the answers on how, but I know its possible and I hope you believe that and just risk it, just let the Holy Spirit guide you. To love yourself first and foremost and then confidently and in peace reach to know and experience moments with other people.
@WhiteChocolate74
@WhiteChocolate74 Ай бұрын
@StoneAgeWarrior yep. If my sisters or me expressed an interest in something, even if it was something like history, which my dad is interested in, we'd get made fun of. When I got my first job, I got made fun of. My mom was somewhat worse but that's another story. I forgive them, but I had to work really hard over the years to overcome my nasty, bitter attitude that I naturally developed. I was also the one to help my sisters get better. Kids really need to be raised. Boys especially. It's my hypothesis that most boys are emotionally neglected. That's why do many have trouble with friendships and can't see women for anything more than s3x
@StoneAgeWarfare
@StoneAgeWarfare Ай бұрын
@@WhiteChocolate74 Very relatable. I had much of my hobbies and interests shut down because my parents were neurotic shut ins, so they'd basically say no to everything. They spent years stifling my personal development and now as an adult, I've come to realize how crucial those developing years are for a man in particular. I didn't get my first guitar (my only other hobby outside of gaming) until I was 20. Unfortunately, I still carry the bitter attitude myself.
@kbaptiste28
@kbaptiste28 Ай бұрын
I'm a millennial and I also have zero friends.
@xXEGPXx
@xXEGPXx Ай бұрын
Sincerely a skill issue
@OriginalContent89
@OriginalContent89 Ай бұрын
Same
@andrewwabik5125
@andrewwabik5125 Ай бұрын
@@xXEGPXx unhelpful
@reapsmccreep8847
@reapsmccreep8847 Ай бұрын
What are your hobbies?
@senister14
@senister14 23 күн бұрын
Sorry to hear.
@maxwillson
@maxwillson Ай бұрын
I have a few friends. My advice to Gen Z is that it takes work to have friends. When someone invites you to do something, you have to say yes and follow through. It's not always an easy thing to do, sometimes I don't feel like hanging out with my friends but in the end, I never regret it.
@minniemoe4797
@minniemoe4797 Ай бұрын
I agree 100% 👍👍. Making a proper conversation or engaging in social activities takes an effort
@richardmcleod1930
@richardmcleod1930 Ай бұрын
The Internet and the World Wide Web opens a "Portal to Hell".
@RachelNichols-writer
@RachelNichols-writer Ай бұрын
Junk food for the body. Junk socializing for the soul.
@CR055FIRE
@CR055FIRE Ай бұрын
no bro thats the same as saying guns should be banned because of gun crime if you're a bad person you use tools to do bad things saying inanimate objects are responsible for your negative behavior is the same as saying there's no such thing as objective good and evil
@Michaeljonjello
@Michaeljonjello Ай бұрын
​@@CR055FIRESaying guns should be banned because of gun crime does not necessarily imply that one believes the guns are themselves morally responsible for gun crime. Most gun owners ban their young children from playing with guns without believing that guns are morally responsible for anything their child might do with them. Likewise calling the Internet "a portal to hell" does not necessarily imply that the Internet is itself responsible for said hell anymore than a door to a casino would be itself responsible for the gambling happening inside.
@olilumgbalu5653
@olilumgbalu5653 Ай бұрын
World Wide (Spider's) Web, catches all sorts of victims
@suave5692
@suave5692 Ай бұрын
The Internet opens the portal to everything. It just happens to be that our society has a lot of shit to dump onto it, and corporations have free reign to ruin it for profit. The Internet is our own mirror, if you don't like what you see then engage in changing its source.
@ModernPapist
@ModernPapist Ай бұрын
This is very well done, as most of your videos are. My oldest is 10 and it is a struggle to recreate how I (36) grew up. Too many parents want to keep their kids busy instead of letting them build friendships.
@rushthezeppelin
@rushthezeppelin Ай бұрын
Please teach him well on this. My mom literally thought preparing me to be a good child on the playground would prepare me for adult relationships. My dad (parents divorced when I was three) just tried to be my buddy. I wish my dad or step dad had recognized I was introverted in my teens and had pushed me to try and ask women out. I'm only now learning in my late 30s. Both of them also had fathers who failed them royally so I know this is a generational thing.
@atombomb31458
@atombomb31458 Ай бұрын
excellent post..let the kids make their own fun; own adventures
@theapexfighter8741
@theapexfighter8741 Ай бұрын
If you can afford it, make your kid explore himself. Like, put him on a drawing course, or a martial arts gym, learn music, ANYTHING he can devote himself to with PASSION, a reason to wake up everyday and improve other than “society expects you too”. That’s the BEST thing you could do for your kid ever. He will naturally form bonds with people that share his interests this way. Teach him more technical skills too (because just throwing him at college won’t guarantee ANYTHING in this dynamic world we live in!). Incentivaste him to look for part time jobs so he learns the struggle of expectations at an early age just for the sake of learning and experiencing the world and how it works.
@Jamhael1
@Jamhael1 Ай бұрын
​@@theapexfighter8741 and you ignored the problem: STOP MAKING YOUR CHILDREN BUSY!
@theapexfighter8741
@theapexfighter8741 Ай бұрын
@@Jamhael1 And you ignored the first line lol.
@nicolasjuandecardenas7921
@nicolasjuandecardenas7921 Ай бұрын
One current heresy is that humanity is always progressing.
@OldSchool1947
@OldSchool1947 Ай бұрын
“Evolving!”
@davidarvingumazon5024
@davidarvingumazon5024 Ай бұрын
Nah, it's evolving backwards.
@vedranandric700
@vedranandric700 Ай бұрын
@@davidarvingumazon5024 devolving :)
@angelfish2529
@angelfish2529 Ай бұрын
​@@davidarvingumazon5024Devolving
@bootscooty
@bootscooty Ай бұрын
Yep and those heretics always are looking for a witch to burn, ironically
@chasedudek3136
@chasedudek3136 Ай бұрын
Brian, thank you for finally saying something I've thought for a long time. Men need each other and we need intimate male relationships before we can have intimate relationships with women. And we have got to stop calling it "gay" every time two men want to have a relationship that goes deeper than sports and beer. This mentality has wrought havoc on our men. Masculinity is not bluster and machismo. Western men need to rediscover this about themselves; our societies and families depend on it. Be vulnerable, be intimate (I don't mean in an immoral way), be genuine. It's ok to ask how your buddies are doing, tell them you love them, and give them a hug now and then. It might just save their life.
@catholicfemininity2126
@catholicfemininity2126 Ай бұрын
Brotherhood is beautiful. I get angry when people call it 'bromance' get that trash outta here.
@glenhac5973
@glenhac5973 Ай бұрын
Gard you heart! Your friend may not be your friend! Only Christ!
@misosouperman
@misosouperman Ай бұрын
Beautifully said. I think men and women have to have their own lives before they can really know how to be in a relationship that's deeper with a partner. I'm glad men are changing and realizing that they have to be responsible for fostering those relationships between each other !❤
@sfkeepay
@sfkeepay Ай бұрын
What on Earth is “immoral” intimacy?
@Dick_Weapon
@Dick_Weapon Ай бұрын
I wish I could upvote this comment a thousand times. Well said.
@HighLordCrypto8951
@HighLordCrypto8951 Ай бұрын
The number of Men with no friends is actually much higher than reported. Men with no friends don't really talk to people or get mental help or get asked a bunch of questions about their Quality of Life. I've never been quizzed about anything.
@thetraditionalthomist
@thetraditionalthomist Ай бұрын
Epic video with so much truth! I relate deeply with your message. I recently posted a video detailing how I have never had romantic love and how I have never had meaningful friendships. Your advice and insight on the problem is profound I have taken to heart. Thanks brother!
@BrianHoldsworth
@BrianHoldsworth Ай бұрын
That makes it so worthwhile. Thanks for sharing that!
@thetraditionalthomist
@thetraditionalthomist Ай бұрын
@@BrianHoldsworth Thank you!
@JosephsDream
@JosephsDream Ай бұрын
There's only one solution, and no one wants to hear it. When things get even more desperate, then society will be ready for taking a pointer from the past.
@danjohnson8556
@danjohnson8556 Ай бұрын
I’m Gen X. It’s been astounding to watch society devolve as technology evolved. My primary concern is now with how my Gen Z adult kids will develop real relationships.
@harrydavey9884
@harrydavey9884 Ай бұрын
That's your responsibility as their parent though. It's not up to "society". Raise emotionally secure and mature children and they'll be fine.
@danjohnson8556
@danjohnson8556 Ай бұрын
@@harrydavey9884 All of my kids are emotionally secure and mature. I worry about the rest of society because this is my culture and the pool of emotionally secure potential mates for my kids seems to be shrinking. As an example, their cousins, who have been immersed in social media throughout their youth are ALL riddled with anxiety and/or depression.
@lefunnyN1
@lefunnyN1 Ай бұрын
nobody really wants to tackle the problem of lack of moral standards in society, primarily among youth but its a problem transcending age both in case of men and women
@theboombody
@theboombody Ай бұрын
Promiscuity has been embraced since the 60's, and man, it causes A LOT of problems. It's not a victimless crime.
@definitelynotedgar
@definitelynotedgar Ай бұрын
Nobody wants to address the JQ/Problem.
@definitelynotedgar
@definitelynotedgar Ай бұрын
​@@theboombodyThanks Boomers.
@theboombody
@theboombody Ай бұрын
@@definitelynotedgar It's their fault for starting it. It's our fault if we continue it. We do not have to be promiscuous just because they were, thank goodness.
@solomongrundy1467
@solomongrundy1467 Ай бұрын
​@theboombody Birth control and abortion encourages promiscuity. Without those things a person wouldn't have sex or they'd have to deal with pregnancy and children.
@jonnjones8263
@jonnjones8263 Ай бұрын
Relationships are over. Romance is dead. Everyone better just come to terms with it. Because it's not coming back. Certainly not in your life time.
@LJA00-36
@LJA00-36 Ай бұрын
They're not over. Go outside and touch grass plenty of women are settling for average men everyday. Y'all have a victim mentality and it probably shows when you're dating.
@FazeParticles
@FazeParticles Ай бұрын
TBF dating was always gay. Usually people meet people they already know or meet friends of friends for their mates.
@richardscathouse
@richardscathouse Ай бұрын
It was nothing but a cope to begin with. Nothing lasts, not love, not happiness or sadness. It's just the white man's burden 😢😅
@Quadster19
@Quadster19 Ай бұрын
Maybe we expect things from relationships that for most people aren't realistic. Maybe marriage shouldn't simply be forever. What if every so often say 7 years you get to decide if you want to resign or not?
@Fawn91193
@Fawn91193 Ай бұрын
​@@FazeParticlesSalient point.
@sitka49
@sitka49 Ай бұрын
People are struggling to make ends meet slowly at first only to be accelerated by the pandemic. Today it's a constant fight to stay in the disappearing middle class all across the world and an increasing number of people are taking up second jobs. Most young people are working but still can't afford rent or buy a home and it's getting too expensive to go out and then with that the time the money and energy for socializing isn't worth it.
@kathleenking47
@kathleenking47 Ай бұрын
Its ...COVID and giving free money It caused hyperinflation
@sitka49
@sitka49 Ай бұрын
@@kathleenking47worse yet free money to millionaires , I know a guy that owns 4 gas stations - 3 million for covid relief - Never closed shop - because they were considered "essential' to stay open - they bought house on St.croix island in the Bahamas.
@followerofchristofthetrini1692
@followerofchristofthetrini1692 Ай бұрын
People couldn’t believe that Luca and Alberto in the movie “Luca” were simply best friends. They tried to homosexualize their relationship and said the director of the movie didn’t go far enough to make their relationship an explicitly sexual relationship. God forbid they have a close and healthy platonic relationship.
@karoltakisobie6638
@karoltakisobie6638 Ай бұрын
Same with Bert and Ernie.
@xXEGPXx
@xXEGPXx Ай бұрын
If this is even in your top 1,000,000 problems in your life you have it insanely easy, I cannot imagine bitching about something so meaningless
@KatSun3i
@KatSun3i Ай бұрын
This is gross, they're kids, why sexualise a relationship like that? It makes sense for them to be friends, and even so if there was some more intimacy such as hugging (aka the best friend) that's fair, but why sexualise a bloody child?!? Like wtf is wrong with people?!? Please tell me if I'm misinterpreting this I rlly hope I am
@marya9039
@marya9039 Ай бұрын
@@xXEGPXx😳
@elhombredelsaco3995
@elhombredelsaco3995 Ай бұрын
@@xXEGPXxwhat are you yapping about
@Electric_
@Electric_ Ай бұрын
When I was 15 I asked my parents if I could get a girlfriend. My dad of course used that to rip a ton of great jokes (didn’t seem great at the time but I confess they’re gold now) but my mom said “no, you haven’t even had a real best friend yet.” And she was spot on. After joining the Army a few years later and developing some very close friendships it was easy to get a girlfriend and take it to a healthy marriage. Knowing how to have close friendships with the same sex informs how to develop the bonds of friendship with the opposite sex too, which is important to be able to pair off with someone properly.
@codygames5415
@codygames5415 Ай бұрын
My mom always told me that "you have to be best friends before you can become lovers." when speaking on women and relationships.
@sitka49
@sitka49 Ай бұрын
Just from your statement , things have charged exponentially in the last 5 yrs, i know of one friend of family that's a father 17 and 15 boys. And he was tell me that his son has group of good friends, but they have no interest in looking for date's hangout with any girls. Never been on date ( this how you learn to interact with opposite sex) he was concerned he had other proclivities than girls? Seems that wasn't case ( he asked) their just not interested,and rather playing video games and play sports with his friends - certainly a lot different than when I was at that age especially 17 to 18 - I was chasing every pretty girl I could find, at least trying hangout with them anyway.
@Electric_
@Electric_ Ай бұрын
@@sitka49 I don’t think that’s too atypical at that age. At any rate, we are morphing into a Japanese style sexless society. That’s the funny thing about all this sexual degeneracy, it just leads to huge mental problems and ultimately a lot of sexlessness.
@jefesalsero
@jefesalsero Ай бұрын
@@sitka49 Back in the 90's the concern was about preventing teenage sex - too many STI's (called "STD's" at that time) and teenage pregnancies. There was a real campaign to get teenagers to abstain from sex.
@chriswest8389
@chriswest8389 Ай бұрын
A dog al do
@MNkno
@MNkno Ай бұрын
This is such a good video. Not only has the influence of being in a church congregation from childhood been removed, having siblings and cousins is now much less common, and much less in close contact. Moving great distances for a job has its advantages, but also has some hidden losses that need to be taken into consideration. Your suggestion to look for a community that post-modernism has forgotten and settle down there is a good one. A friend, Christian Langkamp, wrote a detailed guide for those who feel somewhere between clueless and dissatisfied with the lack of friendships in their lives: Practical Friendship. It may look waaay too detailed and basic, but it's recommended that you skip around as needed, and for people who need specific paths, techniques, milestones, and checklists to get started, it works. We're all working our way in salvation in our lives, one day at a time. Thank you!
@user-jq2jp7cn3f
@user-jq2jp7cn3f Ай бұрын
It's not just gen Z. I am gen X , and things started changing with my generation. Women were working and people started using social media in the 90's.
@Quadster19
@Quadster19 Ай бұрын
Things were getting bad long before the 90s
@olilumgbalu5653
@olilumgbalu5653 Ай бұрын
It's funny how everyone thinks societal degeneration started with their generation (I'm Gen X as well). I would say it started in the 1940s.
@kathleenking47
@kathleenking47 Ай бұрын
The music styles shifted in the 1970s..from romance, to drugs, at times When you go out on dates It's restaurants.. No real places to go No dances...
@kathleenking47
@kathleenking47 Ай бұрын
Late 70s.. perhaps? Music and dancing Allows people to meet, and decent exercise Gym could be boring
@kkirsch3583
@kkirsch3583 Ай бұрын
I postulate the arc of western civilization peaked in the 1990’s, plateaued in the 2000’s and has been sinking like a rock backwards ever since. We have now regressed back towards 1938.
@igorlopes7589
@igorlopes7589 Ай бұрын
Hook up culture, no-fault divorce and sexual progressivism are to blame
@Wargulpartal
@Wargulpartal Ай бұрын
Read Bible, hit a gym, take a redpill, and see godless lefties seethe, crumble and screeeching before you. 💪
@JohnAlbertRigali
@JohnAlbertRigali Ай бұрын
Those are symptoms of deeper problems - namely [A] the Protestant Revolt, [B] the errors of Russia stated by Our Lady of Fatima, and [C] infiltration of the Catholic Church by leftists, homosexuals and Freemasons.
@MrPeach1
@MrPeach1 Ай бұрын
hook up culture brought to you by contraception and abortion
@KingCamo90
@KingCamo90 Ай бұрын
Social media is a huge one
@ds2587
@ds2587 Ай бұрын
Amplified/Accelerated by technology
@Shineynsparkles
@Shineynsparkles Ай бұрын
The generation came from broken homes and people very set in their ways Then had to grow up in a hyper competitive society People are not happy for others, won’t help others , don’t see eye to eye …. will not make good friends
@goshawk4340
@goshawk4340 Ай бұрын
Men build societies. If enough men dont have enough reward to build then said society falls apart.
@RepentImmediately
@RepentImmediately Ай бұрын
Money is the reward
@xXEGPXx
@xXEGPXx Ай бұрын
You have done nothing to contribute to society in any way, except make it worse
@PraveenSrJ01
@PraveenSrJ01 Ай бұрын
I agree ☝️
@Momonga32
@Momonga32 Ай бұрын
​@Sam97-oi4vcwhy is a lesbo here ?😂
@1HeatWalk
@1HeatWalk Ай бұрын
I rank family over money ​@@RepentImmediately
@Array8
@Array8 Ай бұрын
I'm gen Z. No matter how bad I think my life is, I look at the persecution of the church and I take heart. God is with us.
@lorib5398
@lorib5398 Ай бұрын
Also generation X Saw the baby boomers divorces and how that too career family got pulled apart.Because one person would have to give up a career and follow the other one or else they got a devour. Genzi tends to have a 1 person.Stay home and 1 person working and we're trying to make our marriages work.I personally am married and have been married for twenty years. The best thing to do for a marriage is to pick up a hobby together dancing or golfing or sailing or music or anything that you both like together so that you have something to talk about at the end of the day. Being able to talk about the children holds a lot of marriages together.But then when those kids move out the marriage has a lot of strain and stress put on it. Personally, I think it would be great and awesome to have ballroom, dancing or westcoast.Swing dance lessons in the high schools and grade schools.Just because that's how you interact with people.And my dancing structure forced me to talk to him instead to look at my feet and count the beats of the music. Get out there and learn to play crabs at the casinos.Because that's a very social game... I appreciate gaming online but that is isolating and it isn't going to lead to real relationships unless you have big meet ups and introduce yourselves at a conference which is completely feasible.
@peanutboxes4076
@peanutboxes4076 Ай бұрын
@Array8
@Array8 Ай бұрын
@@lorib5398 Great marriage advice. Agreed agreed!
@BennyMcGibbon
@BennyMcGibbon Ай бұрын
Jesus and his father God is with us. And will always be with us.
@billybarty100
@billybarty100 Ай бұрын
I grew up in 80s/90s before widespread fast internet porn - I would've climbed up a hill of razor blades to see a nude woman.. I don't know if gen z can relate to that feeling... That's the problem right there
@davedsilva
@davedsilva Ай бұрын
I relate! But even then feminism was in full effect and they would entrap you.
@ViPER5RT10
@ViPER5RT10 Ай бұрын
these days when you climb that hill the rewards for your hard work are basically nothing.
@janmario21
@janmario21 Ай бұрын
You got no idea buddy 💀
@bobcobb158
@bobcobb158 Ай бұрын
Thats a large, LARGE part of it. Sexual pursuit of women has been the largest motivator for men to do anything in life since pretty much the dawn of time. Porn flipped that on its head and now men are just settling for porn being 'good enough' if it means they don't have to deal with all the extra headaches that comes with women/dating.
@TraderByDay
@TraderByDay Ай бұрын
Not all gen Z men are attracted to women lol.
@Zeero3846
@Zeero3846 Ай бұрын
I've said it before, young adult groups aren't just for finding mates. You find friends there too, and that's often forgotten. It should also be noted that you won't have as much freedom to make friends once you've found someone.
@moro6140
@moro6140 Ай бұрын
Absolutely. My best friends in life are from various young adult groups and I'm still single. It's also generally just a healthier and more authentic social circle than anything else.
@jonathansmith4712
@jonathansmith4712 Ай бұрын
I don’t think Gen Z is special in any of this. This same progressive modernist garbage propaganda has been pushed on us all going back to at least the Boomers.
@BigJFindAWay
@BigJFindAWay Ай бұрын
Progressivism predates the Boomers. The Silents were into it too. All the leaders and influencers of the flower power movement of the 60s were Silents (and a few of the Greatest Generation too) not Boomers. Also the GI or Greatest Generation were overwhelmingly Progressives too just that theirs was an earlier permutation of Progressivism. And there were plenty Progressives in the Lost, Missionary, and even Imperial generations as well (Bertrand Russell was from the Imperial Generation.)
@nevisysbryd7450
@nevisysbryd7450 Ай бұрын
​@@BigJFindAWay Did you happen to have a source or stats for this? I looked into statistics on the politics of the Greatest and Silent and was unable to find much.
@artistforthefaith9571
@artistforthefaith9571 Ай бұрын
It's been accelerated due to the fact that the good guys lost WW2. European Christians were the great losers of the world wars.
@logoski589
@logoski589 Ай бұрын
Yep, but each generation has less decent people to look up to and more of a moral wasteland to get lost in so it spirals.
@IOSALive
@IOSALive Ай бұрын
Brian Holdsworth, I can't get enough of your content, so I subscribed!
@FirefoxisredExplorerisblueGoog
@FirefoxisredExplorerisblueGoog Ай бұрын
My advice to men on how to make meaningful friendship is this: Find a common struggle and tackle it together. I have fantastic friends who I will grow old with and I've made them by accepting the invitation from a stranger to join a band after he overheard me practising music. I was a NEET, totally isolated but I took him up on it and it was the best decision of my life. Men make deep connections by working together so find something you enjoy doing and find a way to do that thing with a group of guys.
@serhii-ratz
@serhii-ratz Ай бұрын
That a good advice
@Ulfrich_Stormcock
@Ulfrich_Stormcock Ай бұрын
Good advice! What about finding wives, since that is incredibly difficult for us young men too!
@d.o.7784
@d.o.7784 Ай бұрын
But why is he assuming that relationships are joyous, healthy and happy? Does he not realize people are becoming self centered and selfish? Who wants to get into a relationship with a selfish person? Please don’t tell me not all of them are like that.
@jameydunne3920
@jameydunne3920 Ай бұрын
Unfortunately, due to original sin, ALL people are petty, selfish brats when left to our own devices. Even the kind ones. This sounds a little bigger than I intend, but I do believe it's true. I figure if Jesus can die on the cross while he knows he will be abandoned and betrayed by at least two of his closest friends, I can attempt to make honest human connections with those humans around me. And somewhat selfishly, somewhat personally, I can say that when I am feeling lonely that is all I am asking for- recognition and acceptance of my existence. If I feel this way, I'm sure that others have been or will be in that space also. Maybe it's my way to be Jesus in their life. It's the least I can do in return for Jesus's time and attention he gave me.
@necrosteel5013
@necrosteel5013 Ай бұрын
People are self centred and selfish inherently. They always were. The truth is we need common ideals, culture and values.
@KatSun3i
@KatSun3i Ай бұрын
I keep seeing people say things about how were inherently evil, though I don't think that's true. We may be horrible sometimes, but we all forget we're being influenced en masse by multiple bad actors everyday in order to benefit them. Conflict can benefit politicians in some ways, as well as companies and arms dealers, and the people working there may not even realise this. You forget that people can be kind when they're happy, this society will make you this way. Try going into a less connected town for a lil while, one without as good a service. Try exploring with a bike around your neighbourhood. Look at the little things and enjoy life. Man has made us bitter, wasting our lives faster than that dude who picked up the chalice in the raiders of the lost ark. If you find happiness within yourself and learn to oppose what makes you so deterred from romance, you'll learn to find those whom exhibit the same qualities, though do be sure to make sure the aren't afraid of criticism, or self improvement. Oh and to answer your question, he probably doesn't assume relationships are happy or joyous, but he may be solely referring to a lack of those specifically. There are still lots of relationships, but many aren't healthy
@GigaNietzsche
@GigaNietzsche Ай бұрын
He's not saying that all relationships are joyous and healthy. That wasn't the point of this video. The point is that the guy he was talking to couldn't seem to find a woman who would make for a GOOD and HEALTHY and LASTING relationship
@jameydunne3920
@jameydunne3920 Ай бұрын
@@KatSun3i I don't think people are inherently evil, nor are most people instinctively good. I do believe that we are fallen saints who sin and need redemption. As stated previously, when most humans are left unattended without any active negative consequences, most humans will devolve down to their fallen self serving state vs. rising to higher expectations. Corrupted, yes. Evil, not necessarily. That is why we need God's rules, Jesus's salvation and the Spirit's grace.
@Nomorehero07
@Nomorehero07 Ай бұрын
The reason I choose celibacy than a relationship is because of the hook-up culture, and modern dating. Sure it gets tough and at times lonely but I rather have the peace and quiet.
@Douggyadam
@Douggyadam Ай бұрын
Nah, you just can't get women. Loser.
@user-sb3sf5td5f
@user-sb3sf5td5f Ай бұрын
same, also I'm scared of degeneracy of a partner corrupting me and making me go to hell.
@Douggyadam
@Douggyadam Ай бұрын
You both just can’t get laid lol
@kristinalahr8356
@kristinalahr8356 Ай бұрын
A strategy that worked well for me in my 20s and early 30s before i got married is to not live alone. After high school and college, continue to find roommates. Obviously you don't want to live with toxic people. But forming a small community you live with is a great way to continue to meet new people, not fall into bad habits, and learn to live outside yourself (like in a marriage). It's not always easy to find roommates (people move, get married, ect.). Sometimes roommates will annoy you even if you are great friends, but all relationships require sacrifice. Bonus: saves tons of money on rent.
@wednesdayschild3627
@wednesdayschild3627 Ай бұрын
A young man i know said he asked 3 girls out. Nobody would even go out with him. A girl at his college befriended him. Now he has become part of a large Mexican family. Btw the car and suburban sprawl is part of why society fell apart.
@tolkienlewis6887
@tolkienlewis6887 Ай бұрын
My father had similar experiences. Luckily he met my mother!
@sanjivjhangiani3243
@sanjivjhangiani3243 Ай бұрын
The solution to suburban sprawl is to end bad zoning laws and bring back mixed-use. If you have some people living above their stores, they don't have to commute. Others can at least walk to the shops and meet people.
@BigJFindAWay
@BigJFindAWay Ай бұрын
Very very true. And the blame for that actually goes to the GI or Greatest Generation. They were the ones who got urban sprawl going. Though I must be perfectly honest. Though the GIs got urban sprawl going the generation prior to them, the Lost Generation, were the ones in charge politically and could have stopped suburbia from happening but didn’t.
@Lexster918
@Lexster918 Ай бұрын
Cars aren’t to blame for social problems. I lived in many suburbs and over the years (car or no car) people have stopped talking to each each other. You can walk to one of these “third places” in a city and it is no different than a suburb. No one talks to each other. I have been to LA and New York City and used the public transport there. No friends were made by me walking around. It’s fashionable not to not look at people in the eye in these places. It’s the time we are living in and the values of other that have changed friendship formation.
@connor43057
@connor43057 Ай бұрын
Same. I met 4 beautiful girls on the beach a few days ago with my friends and we all danced the night away. I invited them for dancing & a fire same place with my buddies next week and not a peep from them…
@jeannefernando4937
@jeannefernando4937 Ай бұрын
This was a great topic to take on!!! I enjoyed it very much. True friendship is needed more than ever. And we need to know how to cultivate it at all levels.
@DenshaOtoko2
@DenshaOtoko2 Ай бұрын
Baby Boomers and Gen Xers are too out of touch.
@olilumgbalu5653
@olilumgbalu5653 Ай бұрын
How does this opinion of yours pertain to this video?
@fsrsaa
@fsrsaa Ай бұрын
No we are in touch and that’s why we tend to vote more conservatively
@GigaNietzsche
@GigaNietzsche Ай бұрын
@@fsrsaaThe fact that you said you're in touch and that's why you vote conservative is HILARIOUS! Tell me old timer, what have you people conserved over the decades? What positive social change have you produced?
@Mr_Mistah
@Mr_Mistah Ай бұрын
​@@fsrsaa Conserving a decaying society. I'm right leaning but even I can see that conservatism has largely failed
@TraderByDay
@TraderByDay Ай бұрын
@@GigaNietzsche Exactly 😂 Everyone thinks that their generation is the most enlightened.
@deak970
@deak970 Ай бұрын
I’m a 32yo Catholic girl who’s never had a boyfriend. I see a lot of content about the struggles men have when trying to find a good woman. For me, being a woman, I find it insanely difficult finding a genuine good Catholic man whom I’m compatible with in some way. I think this is partly because I live in such a secular part of the world (England) and because men don’t actually know what being a good man is. They have no role models. No one to look up to. And yes this is the same for women too. But men are the ones who need to lead, which I find is a huge issue. I’m always the one who has to make first moves, arrange to meet etc. otherwise nothing would ever happen. The trouble is also, I’m incredibly happy being single and living a Godly Catholic life alone. It seems increasingly hard to meet someone who will add to my life for the good of God and not just make it worse/become a strain like I see SO often in everyday life with couples I know. It seems many couples are together because they don’t want to be alone.
@derek4412
@derek4412 Ай бұрын
Your last sentence: “It seems many couples are together because they don’t want to be alone”…Is that a bad thing? I only ask because this seems to contradict the rest of your statement, which accurately points out how hard it is to find friends and a spouse today. As God said “it’s not good for man to be alone”. Men and women do not have to be perfectly compatible in every way. My wife and I had very different hobbies and interests, and one time while we were still dating one of her friends asked her “what else do you guys have in common besides the Catholic faith?” This gave her anxiety because she thought we were supposed to have something else in common. But we don’t. And how has that impacted our lives? Not much. We are coming up on five years of very happy marriage, and our third child will be born next month. Now we have even more in common than someone to go to Mass with, pray a rosary with, go to adoration and Confession with. We have a common life project and a common vocation to raise up the next generation of saints. So anyway, don’t put too much pressure on yourself to be perfectly compatible. A couple only needs to have similar visions of family life and morality.
@midragga
@midragga Ай бұрын
Even more tragic that a good woman can't find a good man in this day and age
@johnmarx3919
@johnmarx3919 Ай бұрын
How about if you're in your 60s, Brian?
@joelgrosschmidt5507
@joelgrosschmidt5507 Ай бұрын
This is exactly true, so many men and women want a “good man/woman”, but they themselves are not good men/women. I feel like the few remaining people with values are so few and far between that they are doomed to isolation. I say they and not we because I often fear that I too am not what I should be in this world anymore.
@LJA00-36
@LJA00-36 Ай бұрын
A wise person once said: Men would rather be miserable than alone. Women would rather be alone than miserable.
@AprendeMovimiento
@AprendeMovimiento Ай бұрын
"traditional" communites are not traditional at all, I attend the TLM and have been there for 5 years and most people there were not raised in any tradition so they carry the problems of modern society with them, and if they come from protestantism they keep the same protestant attitud only with a magisterium now, it's very sad actually because we have tried to build schools and make things happen in order to live a more traditional life as a community but people stick to their old ways only with the cover of the TLM. That has been my experience with my wife and kids, I still go, but my hopes for the community are not very big. Traditional"ist" people are not "traditional" people.
@WhiteChocolate74
@WhiteChocolate74 Ай бұрын
That's fascinating. Could you go into a bit more detail about problrms? Do former protestants still have a combative, nasty attitude, despite being Catholic? A guest on a Taylor Marshall video said a lot of former protestants convert to Orthodoxy so they can have an ancient faith but still be anti-Roman. That sort of thing? What's the sex ratio like? One TLMer once said aside from a few young families there are almost no women at TLM parishes. Do you find that to be true? Honestly, the flaws of trad Catholics are fascinating
@JohnAlbertRigali
@JohnAlbertRigali Ай бұрын
@AprendeMovimiento It seems to me that you’re making a blanket judgment based on your limited experience. I can’t say with certainty, but my observations of my TLM parish and another TLM parish in my diocese tell me that they don’t match your judgment at all.
@AprendeMovimiento
@AprendeMovimiento Ай бұрын
@@JohnAlbertRigali yeah, I am not sure aboyt what yoy understand as "traditional" so can't really argue with your reading of the situation.
@AprendeMovimiento
@AprendeMovimiento Ай бұрын
@@airspan2020 yeah, of course, I agree but that's exactly what's not happening (here) if the opposite is happening somewhere else, cool, here it is not happening. Those tendencies do not go away they just hide behind the traditionalist facade.
@AprendeMovimiento
@AprendeMovimiento Ай бұрын
@@WhiteChocolate74 Well we do not come from a tradition, we were not raised traditionally in any manner, we don't carry traditional family prayers or communal prayers, traditional cosmology of reality as a whole and traditional customs, traditional folklore, art, artisans, we are trying to embody an ancient tradition from our non traditional mindset with that "follow this rule book mentality". it's like reconstructing a dead language, you can do it "technichally" but you are not gonna have the accent, slangs and customs of the people who spoke it. So all the materialism, capitalism, modern society axioms, right wing conservatism, left wing progressivism, protestant mentality doesn't get destroyed once you enter a TLM community, it will get better over time "if you continue to fight those tendencies", but in my personal experience I don't see many people fighting against those things, like the capitalist individualist right wing republican axiom pretty much stays the same with most people I know and they are not even trying to fight it out of their system, same with the cartesian mentality of separating the things of the soul and those of the body, we are just fragmented as humans and the TLM and the traditional sacraments and sermons helps of course, but destroying certain axioms in us requires much more than simply attending Church.
@flobba123
@flobba123 Ай бұрын
Ive been single for 31 years i think today is the hardest time in history to find a partner.
@richardscathouse
@richardscathouse Ай бұрын
45yrs here, you get over it.😊
@Alazar654
@Alazar654 Ай бұрын
It is. But people won't listen to you, instead, they will just call you a loser.
@nevisysbryd7450
@nevisysbryd7450 Ай бұрын
It is actually returning to the historical norm. The 20th century, especially the mid-century, was characterized by a brief bubble of heightened, easy access to relationships for young men who were not especially privileged. With the cheap money bubble exhausted and economic prospects in the gutter, women can no longer afford to be as loose as previously and men can no longer afford the luxuries (or actually vital assets) anymore. Humanity is descended from 40% of the male population against 80% of the female. Reproduction has historically been the purview of the privileged, middle-aged and established men, and a small number of promiscuous or especially fortunate men, not the average man.
@xXEGPXx
@xXEGPXx Ай бұрын
@@Alazar654 Because its objectively not hard, if you are single you are in the minority, and its 100% your fault. You are not owed love, its not a guarantee, and it never will be
@sleeper9638
@sleeper9638 Ай бұрын
​@@nevisysbryd7450incorrect, that genetic bottle neck emerged only right after the ice age and during the dawn of the agriculture. Man emerged into the harshest climate that's ever existed and suffered enormously high rates of death followed by a sudden sustainable abundance of food that could feed dozens and immediately followed by 10,000 years of monogamy. Men risked their lives in the most brutal environment humanity has ever lived through through to hunt across frozen wastelands and those left over that survived eventually developed agriculture and could now grow much larger families. It is not because 60% of men were being rejected in an environment where the ONLY source of nourishment and survival was a males hunting capabilities
@twostroke12v71
@twostroke12v71 Ай бұрын
Not what i was expecting. I need to digest this for a while. You have earned my subscription.
@Alazar654
@Alazar654 Ай бұрын
We mgtows told you guys this would happen, but yall never listen.
@the_expidition427
@the_expidition427 Ай бұрын
Amazing as hell
@harrydavey9884
@harrydavey9884 Ай бұрын
What's an mgtow?
@crimsonshinobi5281
@crimsonshinobi5281 Ай бұрын
@@harrydavey9884 MGTOW = Men Going Their Own Way, or more humorously, Men Guarding Their Own Wallets. It's part of the Manosphere/Red Pill movement, however the concept itself is very old.
@matthewcruz1709
@matthewcruz1709 Ай бұрын
Bread and circus...
@roboboro
@roboboro Ай бұрын
I met my best friend 21 years ago the first week of college. That afternoon when we started chatting for an hour before class I just realized she would be my best friend. So yeah... 21 years later she's still my best friend. however I've been for the last 6 months been worried about loosing her because of some heavy stuff in her life she's living right now and it's the first time I can't relate to her, I cant have the slightest idea of how to communicate and reach her. She's not been the same and I've even been crying to my husband (literally crying) about losing her. I tell my psychologist that right now it sickens me to talk about that subject as if I was talking about a dying marriage. it's horrible. And it's sad to know I cant find the words to describe this cause people cant understand a mourning of a 20yr friendship. It's sad that many people cant understand that a friendship can also be very intense and strong, that has to be cherished. Anyway.... I'm working on not letting this relationship die cause I know something like this cant be found twice in a lifetime.
@NormanKnight-rp9je
@NormanKnight-rp9je Ай бұрын
God bless you. You sound like a very good friend.
@Johnnywanton
@Johnnywanton Ай бұрын
I believe you should tell her all this, she might understand.
@roboboro
@roboboro Ай бұрын
@@Johnnywanton I did. She says there's nothing wrong that we're all good but there's still something different. But well, it's a process, we'll work it out. :)
@roboboro
@roboboro Ай бұрын
@@NormanKnight-rp9je thanks. She's been too
@LilyGazou
@LilyGazou Ай бұрын
I have a best friend- we met at 17 right after high school. We live 2800 miles apart but letters and texts and phone calls kept that friendship strong. We helped each other stay strong against the needlecraft pressure of the last few years. I don’t know how I would cope if something came between us.
@Dr.Harvey
@Dr.Harvey Ай бұрын
It's seems that Gen Z have a chance to repair. I'm Millennial feeling everything is beyond repair.
@whitefeatherbean7429
@whitefeatherbean7429 Ай бұрын
It's comforting to know there are wise men like yourself outputting natural justice. I'm old and tired and sad with all the dysfunction. You're young and have great vision. You've given me hope...keep it up, dear friend 👍🙏✨
@theboredprogrammer1114
@theboredprogrammer1114 Ай бұрын
I'm not even religious and I'm just Catholic by name as my parents baptized me but I totally relate to this. Had it only I haven't gotten married in my 20s, as a 30-something woman, I only have my husband as my best friend that I usually hang out with (hanging out means going to places outside home). I still have a few friends from high school and college but due to the nature of working and at slightly different schedules, we hardly hang out anymore. It's also hard to make new friends as adults. My husband's friends from high school and college fall into the same category. In a year, we only hang out with our sets of friends only once if we are lucky. The stress of working really takes people off forming connections as cost of living is too high even with double income. I'm a millenial that thinks the future is getting bleaker but I feel sorry for Gen Z and younger that what they are experienceing in terms of lonliness is much worse.
@FSR431
@FSR431 Ай бұрын
One of the most devastating things, in terms of having and maintaining a relationship, for an entire generation is pornography. So many men are trapped in a world they simply cannot get out of and has left them horribly isolated in a dark loneliness. The most basic level of getting our young men back into friendship and romantic relationship with women is to get them out of porn. This is done with the love and mercy of God and the support of a strong community that cares.
@SimplyCJ1230
@SimplyCJ1230 Ай бұрын
You nailed it
@bhoxified8932
@bhoxified8932 Ай бұрын
Who is running all these OF accounts?
@Manicfuguestate
@Manicfuguestate Ай бұрын
@@bhoxified8932 agencies run all the top accounts.
@misosouperman
@misosouperman Ай бұрын
​@@bhoxified8932who cares fix yourself.
@CKSLAFE
@CKSLAFE Ай бұрын
This is like the chicken and the egg problem. what is first? To save your soul you must quit that vice but it would help alot to have a healthy socieaty with healthy gender roles. and not the abomination we have today. Women competing against men?
@shans1986
@shans1986 Ай бұрын
Women are not lonely.
@richardscathouse
@richardscathouse Ай бұрын
I don't care
@xXEGPXx
@xXEGPXx Ай бұрын
Because women are friends with other women, men not being friends with other men is a men problem, why are you blaming women for the fact that you cannot get male friends?
@Momonga32
@Momonga32 Ай бұрын
That's cap
@sleeper9638
@sleeper9638 Ай бұрын
​@@xXEGPXx because in gynocentric societies, single, unmarried childess women are so desperate for male attention that they will invade every male space screaming and having breakdowns until someone pays them attention as you are doing right now. This behaviour is extremely repulsive so men gravitate away from whichever space this was and go create another until it inevitably grows large enough and the cycle repeats. Happened with sports, then nightlife then media and music then social media then gaming then gyms in that order
@teoleno4019
@teoleno4019 Ай бұрын
@richardscathouse If you don't care, why are you here? We are saying that women might be single, but we are not lonely. I enjoy my single healthy life very much with no male in my space! 😌
@concretesandals4501
@concretesandals4501 Ай бұрын
Im Gen Z. I would never willingly marry. The divorce rate is simply too high. Its not worth the risk
@Ay-xq7mj
@Ay-xq7mj Ай бұрын
Even worse if family has multigenerational divorce. Dad two, grandmother two. The statistical prob of me forming a functional marriage is incredibly improbable.
@elhombredelsaco3995
@elhombredelsaco3995 Ай бұрын
@@Ay-xq7mjyou could break the cycle. Not forcing you to, but maybe try. Just a suggestion
@siroswaldfortitude5346
@siroswaldfortitude5346 Ай бұрын
Well said
@Ay-xq7mj
@Ay-xq7mj Ай бұрын
@@elhombredelsaco3995 Yes im doing that by not marrying or having children.
@nosam1998
@nosam1998 Ай бұрын
Yep, and half of what I worked for would go to her. I've worked too hard to get where I already am. I make more than the household income in my area, and I'm happy with who I am. I don't need to marry. If I find the right person sometime in my life, that's different, but I'm happy single, and I'd much rather stay that way. If people want to get married, then by all means, they should follow their dreams. I don't want to marry someone because I was pressured to find a wife. I'd much rather have a dog. People always poke fun at this, and I couldn't care less since the divorce rate is eye-popping. You do you, and I'll do me :)
@kcc879
@kcc879 Ай бұрын
Single mum, been single mum for over 16 years because I had to make a choice to look after myself and my son in a safe space or go down the route of dates, constant changes, bad men etc. No man I dated in my early years wanted marriage or family. They had no notion of responsibility and I knew they wouldn't fight for me or for my rights as a woman. So, unfortunately I remain single. It's terribly lonely as a mum because I don't have family support or close friends either. I have pressure on myself to look after my health, don't get sick and keep my job regardless of the toxicity at work. I feel stuck and hopeless at times then I go to mass and I'm refreshed and have to keep trying. Heaven is looking after us and I just have to hope and pray that it'll be okay.
@uteme
@uteme Ай бұрын
🙏🏼 for you!
@jeannefernando4937
@jeannefernando4937 Ай бұрын
God bless you
@Whickedlee
@Whickedlee Ай бұрын
Deciding not to remarry and remain a single mother is a pretty heavy burden to place on a the child.
@kcc879
@kcc879 Ай бұрын
@@Whickedlee I was never married my first big mistake and I didn’t see I had much other choice
@smiechu47
@smiechu47 Ай бұрын
What rights as a woman do you need a man fighting for?
@sonicleaves
@sonicleaves Ай бұрын
It's wild that so many people are lonely when I've had zero friends for over a decade now and I view it as a luxury. People are forced to interact with others at work and school but I'm lucky I don't have to do any of that. I live in Oregon where there are a huge amount of addicts and public spaces are full of them so I stay at home, mind my own business and raise my kids and I'm so incredibly grateful I have a rare situation where my life never overlaps with others. Personally, I love chilling at home, being comfortable and hanging out with adorable kids and animals all day.
@MarlKitsune
@MarlKitsune Ай бұрын
Nothing makes someone feel lonelier than being forced to interact with people that can't understand them.
@johannakunze3300
@johannakunze3300 Ай бұрын
Narc.
@RepentImmediately
@RepentImmediately Ай бұрын
People don't like themselves and so spending time with themselves feels like a punishment.
@CatholicGunGuy
@CatholicGunGuy Ай бұрын
Gen Z is devastating for gen z
@LJA00-36
@LJA00-36 Ай бұрын
Boomers and millennials are devastating for gen z
@catholicguy1073
@catholicguy1073 Ай бұрын
Thank you. Another great video!
@HighLordCrypto8951
@HighLordCrypto8951 Ай бұрын
We've been living in Orwell's 1984 for a while already, we just didn't know it. The wars they start are not fought by them or their children, they have no skin in the game they force us to play for their amusement.
@xXEGPXx
@xXEGPXx Ай бұрын
1984 is the dumbasses smart book, nothing close to 1984 is happening, and if you think it is you severely misunderstood the book
@PraveenSrJ01
@PraveenSrJ01 Ай бұрын
I read 1984 in September 2000 in the 12th grade
@stephaniedegange2737
@stephaniedegange2737 Ай бұрын
Men are not to be blamed for the troubles of this world...
@richardscathouse
@richardscathouse Ай бұрын
Just most 😂
@hopperstreams4487
@hopperstreams4487 Ай бұрын
​@@richardscathouseNo. And we won't be saving the women from the barbarians at the gate either.
@RepentImmediately
@RepentImmediately Ай бұрын
​@@hopperstreams4487from.....men?
@jon33709
@jon33709 Ай бұрын
Then who is? Woman? You’re a pretty pathetic man if you think woman are at fault.
@hangryjester
@hangryjester Ай бұрын
​​@@RepentImmediatelydon't worry women are attracted to war victors. It's why they can easily monkey branch...evolutionarily hardwired to seek the next best thing. That's why it's falling apart in the first place. The brash and visible violent waves are men and the pull of the moon breaking the waves is women: behind the scenes, manipulating, driving the madness from the shadows. Men know this reality of the world now that feminism has always tried to cover up.
@strummerali
@strummerali Ай бұрын
Brilliantly put. I recognise so much of this today. Thanks 👍
@texangentlemen3115
@texangentlemen3115 Ай бұрын
I was with you all the way right up to “go join a sports team or dance club.” I’m 30, single and work my butt off every…single…day to make this welding business with my brothers work. It feels like I have literally no time to meet any girls except hopefully the cashier girl at the grocery store, or bank teller. But there’s no time to strike up conversation even then and it just wouldn’t work since I’m coming from a homeschool, homestead, Trad Catholic background. My parish has NO young and eligible women around. Unless I go to the SSPX chapel or FFSP around 1.5-2 hours away…once a month, I have very little chance. Besides that I’m 5’7”. The tall guys get the girls.
@LarryShoecarry
@LarryShoecarry Ай бұрын
At some point you will have to what’s best for you
@theboombody
@theboombody Ай бұрын
Really tough doing anything else when you're so focused on your career, but nothing wrong with that if that's what you prioritize. But I wouldn't worry about the height thing being a barrier. I'm shorter than you and Michael J. Fox is shorter than me. I found a lady and Michael J. Fox didn't seem to have a problem getting girls. I used the Match website, and it took a few months, but it all worked out.
@BlackStar0088
@BlackStar0088 Ай бұрын
​@@theboombody Michael J. Fox is a rich a-list celebrity so no crap he's getting women.
@nevisysbryd7450
@nevisysbryd7450 Ай бұрын
Economy is in the drain and going further down. Non-affluent men are predictably less desirable in the dating market. And if the woman is not into you today, there is a serious risk of jeopardizing a club that you enjoy. And it requires a club activity that you are actually interested in in the first place.
@RepentImmediately
@RepentImmediately Ай бұрын
You don't have time for a relationship anyway so, what's the problem?
@TheKevin9000
@TheKevin9000 Ай бұрын
Part of the problem is there are not a lot of Catholic girls to ask out in the first place. I'm pretty social and have a lot of male friends. I am active in more than one parish and the situation is the same everywhere. Lot's of men, no women.
@israelgarcia7801
@israelgarcia7801 Ай бұрын
I think it is very interesting that you point this out. I tried talking to my brother about meeting single serious women. I didn’t know what to tell him. The best I could think of is going to church. Go to church and go to as many as you can. Ask the Lord for what you are looking for. Say it and put it into words, humble yourself. Those loved little , love little.
@olilumgbalu5653
@olilumgbalu5653 Ай бұрын
Interesting...it seems to me it's the opposite...more women than men.
@sleeper9638
@sleeper9638 Ай бұрын
​@@olilumgbalu5653 how many of these women are young and single? In most western countries nowadays, the average age is 40 and there's more 60 year olds than 20 year olds. America hasn't hit there quite yet but this is already the norm in Europe. A young man that goes out into the world today is more likely to run into his own grandparents than a girl his age
@thunderbird1921
@thunderbird1921 Ай бұрын
Even in a number of Protestant churches this is true. The small church I attend has like TWO young women at most who aren't married, and at least one seems to be dating a guy seriously. All the rest of the young people there are young couples in their late 20s or 30s or single guys like me. There are almost no young women in many churches these days. Many of them I think have been brainwashed into the modern feminist cult and left the faith.
@user-mi4wd8rg9t
@user-mi4wd8rg9t Ай бұрын
Dude if i could go back thirty years and say 3 words to my 10 year old self id tell me “you are right “ Right there is where I should have thrown in the towel so far as the opposite sex goes. I caught on when I was 30 and kept to myself ever since.
@PraveenSrJ01
@PraveenSrJ01 Ай бұрын
I was also 10 years old 30 years ago in June 1994
@tommore3263
@tommore3263 Ай бұрын
Another excellent video from Brian. Made me realize how close a bond I had with my tennis club friends as well as my Saturday hockey group. Wonderful. Blessings.
@Douggyadam
@Douggyadam Ай бұрын
Sounds like you are gay
@Primordial_Synapse
@Primordial_Synapse Ай бұрын
There is nothing new about social outcasts and rejects. The only difference today is that they have more exposure through social media and "memes" whereas in the past they pretty much kept to themselves, out of sight and out of mind.
@Th3BigBoy
@Th3BigBoy Ай бұрын
Mankind is eating the fruit of it's own way.
@friedawells6860
@friedawells6860 Ай бұрын
It's so true that our society can't even comprehend a close friendship between people of the same sex. When movies come out portraying that (which is rare enough), the critics are all saying it's a beautiful queer love story :/
@xXEGPXx
@xXEGPXx Ай бұрын
Name literally a single example of this, I will pay you 200 dollars if you can find a single example of a large amount of critics calling a non queer story a queer one
@artistforthefaith9571
@artistforthefaith9571 Ай бұрын
@@xXEGPXx Frodo and Sam from LOTR. I can't help the fact that you're ignorant and blind.
@xXEGPXx
@xXEGPXx Ай бұрын
@@artistforthefaith9571 I said a large amount of critics, fans making up fan theories is not the same thing as an entire industry trying to say they are gay. Find me an example fucktard
@the_expidition427
@the_expidition427 Ай бұрын
Bert and Ernie
@charlienachname1978
@charlienachname1978 Ай бұрын
I was lonely all my life, still am. People treat me and see me as worthless garbage. Im better off on my own, doing my thing.
@aaronyaunt9072
@aaronyaunt9072 Ай бұрын
Part of male bonding is over women It becomes a catch 22 problem where normal men that always had trouble with women become self aware that normal men that don’t have trouble with women, either look down on them or avoid them. And friendships can’t form if one person fundamentally looks down on the other person So a person without friends can’t get a girlfriend and guys that can’t get a girlfriend won’t be able to get friends
@nathanielleeson7263
@nathanielleeson7263 Ай бұрын
Not for me. I bond with the bros I have sex with, it's great!
@silverback3382
@silverback3382 Ай бұрын
Correct me if I’m wrong but the main reason why men ceased leading is because to be a leader and tasked with the burdens and risks associated with leading also should come his rightful commensurate authority. Men have lost the incentive to lead since they’ve lost the actionable authority in society and in relationships that they once rightfully had. Men have been reduced to beasts of burden that are technically “ahead” of the bullockcart.
@videoreferenzen1549
@videoreferenzen1549 Ай бұрын
Sir, if you can’t remember your kids DOB or find your way around a drug store, you can’t lead.
@RepentImmediately
@RepentImmediately Ай бұрын
​@@videoreferenzen1549😂😂😂😂😂
@RepentImmediately
@RepentImmediately Ай бұрын
Most men are operating with the emotional intelligence of an adolescent. There's a reason why men freak out when their daughter starts dating: Men don't trust other men.
@BrianHoldsworth
@BrianHoldsworth Ай бұрын
I'd say that men stopped leading because they were seduced by promises of comfort and easy sex that demanded nothing of them. Women didn't seize the roles of leadership they possess today - men willingly gave it to them because of their own weaknesses and refusal to lead in the way that traditional Christian culture required them to - through self-sacrifice.
@videoreferenzen1549
@videoreferenzen1549 Ай бұрын
@@BrianHoldsworth Or…after the Neolithic revolution, p+tr1+rchy replaced the naturally selected gifted male individual with a fake cultural premium man who just owned stuff women were not allowed to own and conclusively gave men access to reproduction who would never have brought their genes into the next generation back when we were all living in the woods and the group controlled who got to be with the fertile women. Because just like in the animal kingdom, all women are meant to reproduce but not (haha) all men. We still have twice as many female ancestors as male ones. And yet our world suffers from a negative selection of the unfit that was forced on women and goes back centuries. But evolutionary biology doesn’t go well with Christianity, does it.
@nurventilatoren
@nurventilatoren Ай бұрын
I myself am eternally single. I'm almost 26 and never had a relationship. But in my case its not so bad, since I like being alone. Other people mostly annoy me and nowadays relationships are just like prostitution with extra steps and if they don't last, you'll lose everything (mostly in terms of finances). So is it even worth it anymore?
@schizotakes
@schizotakes Ай бұрын
relate i am 22 never had a respectable partner look my way just people looking for "fun" . i think this is the new norm.
@xXEGPXx
@xXEGPXx Ай бұрын
@@schizotakes The majority of people at 22 have a long term partner, you not having one is 100% due to your own actions
@user-og6hl6lv7p
@user-og6hl6lv7p Ай бұрын
@@xXEGPXx Dude who hurt you?
@bobs6377
@bobs6377 Ай бұрын
This is one of your best videos, and I agree that a very good friend in youth is priceless. I had one close friend and that friendship formed who I am. However, I think you could have touched on the importance of family, and especially fathers, in how we learn to interact with one another. It is in families that we form our first relationships. Part of the problem with the culture today is small families. It is hard to learn how to relate with others if you have no siblings.
@matthewgaulke8094
@matthewgaulke8094 Ай бұрын
Another trend I find revealing in relationship to this problem is the rise in the role of pets in so many people's lives. People are identifying as cat Moms and referring to their pets as siblings to their own children or other pets. Yeah I love animals but there is something unsettling about the rise of pets in peoples lives.
@LadyMarigoldWithers
@LadyMarigoldWithers Ай бұрын
When you have found no deep, reciprocal connection with another person then it’s quite natural to want to invest your care and love into _something_ that rewards or comforts you. I can honestly say that without owning dogs I wouldn’t know ANYONE in my village and I would barely have reason to talk to another soul; it’s the routine of going out each day, similar routes, passing the same people that lead to conversations and community. If someone cares about their pet then it says good things about them on the whole imo.
@RepentImmediately
@RepentImmediately Ай бұрын
Animals are much more loving and easier to care for than humans
@matthewgaulke8094
@matthewgaulke8094 Ай бұрын
@@RepentImmediately that's my point....it's easier. I understand why people are alcoholics for the same reason I understand this new Pet Mom phenomenon. These animals are a coping mechanism.
@Ziguly
@Ziguly Ай бұрын
I’m a millennial and I consider myself lucky for having lived my youth in the last drip of offline existence.
@richardscathouse
@richardscathouse Ай бұрын
??????
@Ziguly
@Ziguly Ай бұрын
@@richardscathouse social media came out when my generation was past 20. Our most formative years were spent “IRL”, not online.
@ArtistUnknownOfficial
@ArtistUnknownOfficial Ай бұрын
As a woman, I am severely struggling with friends at 24. We will have great conversations, then they fall off the face of the earth. Other women treat me like an alien or like I am trying to get involved romantically. I am barely holding on anymore :/
@xXEGPXx
@xXEGPXx Ай бұрын
I hope you let go, nobody will miss you
@ArtistUnknownOfficial
@ArtistUnknownOfficial Ай бұрын
@@xXEGPXx Sounds like you miss me already, seeing you took the time to comment 😂
@ArtistUnknownOfficial
@ArtistUnknownOfficial Ай бұрын
@xXEGPXx
@xXEGPXx
@xXEGPXx Ай бұрын
@@ArtistUnknownOfficial Your body will be far more useful as fertilizer, you are currently selfishly hogging and misusing valuable carbon 14 that could be used for a better purpose, like growing crops, which are actually useful unlike yourself
@hopperstreams4487
@hopperstreams4487 Ай бұрын
26, male, and same problem
@TheVietnameseCatholic
@TheVietnameseCatholic Ай бұрын
Thank you, sir. This is something that my generation faces to an extreme. Thankfully, I never experienced this to the extent described, but I have a feeling some of my friends do. Thank you for bringing awareness and a solution to this epidemic. Pax vobiscum.
@catnhat1117
@catnhat1117 Ай бұрын
Every change is not a good change. Just because "they" call it progress doesn't mean it's better.
@theboombody
@theboombody Ай бұрын
Well said. Every change is most definitely not a good change.
@xXEGPXx
@xXEGPXx Ай бұрын
Ohh noooooooooooooo you cannot beat women anymore, you are so oppressed that you can no longer oppress people
@julianpaul680
@julianpaul680 Ай бұрын
Tell me--outside of a military experience--when in human history has the average man had a very close male friendship. It certainly has happened, but i think a man having a very close and loving friendship has been the exception and not the rule.
@the_expidition427
@the_expidition427 Ай бұрын
It doesn't have to be this way
@tafazziReadChannelDescription
@tafazziReadChannelDescription Ай бұрын
This is insane militaristic propaganda.
@lewieanderson6579
@lewieanderson6579 Ай бұрын
The humans did this to themselves. Phones and social media are the causes of the loneliness. Suck it up and deal with it. Learn from it. We tried to warn people but they wouldn't listen.
@DenshaOtoko2
@DenshaOtoko2 Ай бұрын
Most of my friends abandoned me and two betrayed me. I guess I can just use Facebook and Discord now.
@richardscathouse
@richardscathouse Ай бұрын
If you want to spend your time, 90% oustrized in the penalty box or totally pushed out, like happened to me during GamerGate. I'm permabanned on Facebook and Twitter. Half the time I'm in KZfaqs penalty box for some reason or another. They never tell me exactly why. 😈😈
@maximstepinac6716
@maximstepinac6716 Ай бұрын
Your closest friends feel like the brothers you never had.
@PraveenSrJ01
@PraveenSrJ01 Ай бұрын
Like my 3 closest male friends
@CharlesGoldSkinned
@CharlesGoldSkinned Ай бұрын
What about the desert fathers who lived in solitude? Sometimes being alone and solitude is good. Depends on what type of person you are.
@brewcity2317
@brewcity2317 Ай бұрын
Absolutely. Although, monastics life in a monastery is community focused. Living as a hermit is to live more alone and isolated and is considered a more advanced state that most monks should not be given permission to do. Before I was born Catholics had neighborhoods or sections of neighborhoods centered around a parish, parishes. Actually, when asked where they were from they would give the name of their parish. I was raised in Generation X but in ethnic Black-America, so the close knit "tribe" of those parish communities were gone. Even the black community which was overwhelmingly Protestant, had a disintegrating since of "neighborhood community," but it was not yet eradicated. So, my best friend I grew up with was raised by a single mother, and in an extended family in his grandmother/aunts home he and his mother lived in. Their relatives were even right next door (house next to them). My generation of black when we were kids were known as fatherless. I wasn't, some weren't, but many were. Many formed gangs, and nearly all had close friendships. The prevailing explanation for why so many boys were uniting with other boys, was because "they don't have fathers in the home." By my judgement a partial truth, but not the whole story. You know... the streets and alleys were full kids playing, back when I was a child. Today it is rare to see that. Most kids are in their houses playing video games. I mean hell... when I was a kid to play video games 🎮 required 99% of kids to go to the arcade. But I'm a big proponent of sports, and sports taught under a competent coach. I learned some good lessons in life from sports. Confidence, it's main source, or greatest slice of a pie chart in causations, comes from a simple thing not so simply accomplished for some: *winning.* Take the UFC. No one enters professional UFC as white belts and their first week in a boxing gym. Or take a car 🚗. If you know ZERO about fixing cars, how confident are you to open an auto mechanic 🧰 shop as the sole mechanic? The guy who has spent 15 years successfully fixing cars might have more confidence to take this leap. I learned this concept of the connection between confidence and winning in sports, really only late in life in a boxing gym. I entered boxing very late in life. Like super late in life. But I found out a few years later that this concept was already known for a very long time but apparently only be a relatively few high achievers. So, I saw an interview of a successful business man saying this exact thing, confidence comes from winning, thus to build that up in people under him he assigns them small tasks that is probable they can achieve. Then he gives them increasing levels of more difficult tasks. What he does not do he says... in their still novice or junior state is to give them tasks so difficult it would overwhelm them and destroy their confidence. I'm no psychologist, but I suspect an increasing numbers of young American males are increasing their isolation hours behind computers. Which actually makes them higher achievers and more confident with computers than myself. One can refer to the 10,000 rule as a "rule of thumb" to be applied to a wide area of skill sets, talents, domains of knowledge. Even a novice monk, just entering monastic life, is put under the tutelage of a more experienced monk with x years in. Because monasteries have internal rules and customs.
@kanekv7504
@kanekv7504 Ай бұрын
We are a project of social engineering
@ruthmaryrose
@ruthmaryrose Ай бұрын
This is so very insightful. At the same time it is horrifying in the thought of the trajectory of society that seem to be unstoppable.
@theboombody
@theboombody Ай бұрын
Well it may be unstoppable, but I don't plan on letting it mow me over quite so easy. We'll see what happens.
@miguelsemidei7619
@miguelsemidei7619 Ай бұрын
Once everyone decided I AM instead of we are , that snowball started rolling , growing as it rolls along.
@RepentImmediately
@RepentImmediately Ай бұрын
This country was founded on slavery and violence.... when exactly was the "we are" period?
@skytrip5273
@skytrip5273 Ай бұрын
America is in decline. We hit the age of where Empires on average fall.
@artistforthefaith9571
@artistforthefaith9571 Ай бұрын
Any hope for a better America died when we joined the Allies during WW2.
@solomongrundy1467
@solomongrundy1467 Ай бұрын
The year 1920 was actually a very bad change for society.
@Momonga32
@Momonga32 Ай бұрын
No democracy has lived pass 300 years and we're very close to it
@thunderbird1921
@thunderbird1921 Ай бұрын
@@artistforthefaith9571 There was no good option for us in World War II. The Nazis hated God and the Bible just as much as the Communist USSR. They just had different strategies against it, one pushed atheism while the other pushed paganism, astrology or politically beneficial deism. World War I is what set the western world on the wrong course and destroyed countless good aspects of the "old societies".
@jessica3285
@jessica3285 Ай бұрын
Yepp. Again. Epic video. Great commentary. Have a blessed month.
@DenshaOtoko2
@DenshaOtoko2 Ай бұрын
You can't go back in time unless you time travel. It's time to move on from the nostalgia.
@richardscathouse
@richardscathouse Ай бұрын
Exactly, you only have the cards you're dealt. 😂
@BobSmith-tn2qp
@BobSmith-tn2qp Ай бұрын
I prayed to God for a woman, what God gave me was the knowledge and the understanding of female nature. Now I'm happy to be alone and free 😊
@RepentImmediately
@RepentImmediately Ай бұрын
God must be contradicting himself then. Unless you're one of those Christians who's never read a Bible.
@jon33709
@jon33709 Ай бұрын
lol that wasn’t god brother, that was the enemy.
@thisis_chavez
@thisis_chavez Ай бұрын
Prayers for the reign of the Sacred Heart of Jesus for all eternity
@loveandmercy9664
@loveandmercy9664 Ай бұрын
I would highly recommend C.S. Lewis's four loves which devotes a chapter to friendship love as one of the four loves. In the book who goes through the positives and negatives of the different loves.
@CactusLand
@CactusLand Ай бұрын
Spot on! I will share this with my Gen Z students...
@Anon-xb9pc
@Anon-xb9pc Ай бұрын
Realized how lucky I am. I’m married to an awesome woman, have a really good friendship with my brother and one other good friend, a couple other friends/acquaintances, and a couple colleagues I really enjoy being around. We are now thinking about having kids, but still are unsure of it because of where society seems to be headed I think not using social media outside of KZfaq has helped. It’s made me not care about shallow connections with a bunch of people.
@DivineKnight_115
@DivineKnight_115 Ай бұрын
I remember when I was a kid society had standards.
@xXEGPXx
@xXEGPXx Ай бұрын
When you were a kid you all thought lynching was a good thing
@thunderbird1921
@thunderbird1921 Ай бұрын
Even as a young kid in the early 2000s, I remember there were still some moral standards. Fast forward 20 years, and they have almost totally evaporated. A society with some moral issues descended into complete chaos and mob mentality.
@getting.better.427
@getting.better.427 Ай бұрын
You've just given a voice to everything that I think about in private ... Thank you, brother!
@Teamfra
@Teamfra Ай бұрын
Dude, you are so wise. You really get to the roots. Amen 🙏🏻
@gnnrclvrt
@gnnrclvrt Ай бұрын
I am a GenZ adult and have no expectation of marriage or home ownership
@Anomanomanom
@Anomanomanom Ай бұрын
Bro looks like a philosopher you'd meet in a game, living away in a lone library tower or sum
@mariobaratti2985
@mariobaratti2985 Ай бұрын
wow I thought this was black pill, but it actually was even more excruciating. I realized not only in my late 20s I retained 0 romances and have little to no hope with that, but I also have virtually no close friendships that I cultivate on a daily basis
@JPGoertz
@JPGoertz Ай бұрын
Exceptionally insightful for Gen X like me. Thank you, Brian. We and generations before us have a lot to repent for. Starting... Blessings from Berlin / Germany.
@gentz8310
@gentz8310 Ай бұрын
Who is ready to start a new life with someone from scratch, from 0? Very few. Everyone has big expectations, career, Armani, Versace, fancy car, house. Family? Oh, later
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