The Guardian = famous for hating white/english people .... que deletion of comment in 5 .. 4 .. 3 .. 2 .. 1!.

​@@alethby5421 you're still here buddy

No not really lefty journalism isn't popular in the UK

@@wolfgang2380 how is this lefty journalism? Literally apart from the fact that it's on the guardian it's not even remotely left wing. I can tell you literally don't know anything about politics, that's coming from a politics graduate and conservative .

@@matthewomalley6732 she is part of the Common Sense Brigade. I hope she remains a member and the Guardian dont turn her.

@@richiecramiun I don't know what you think the Guardian is. They are predominantly left of centre, not the extreme left. We're not talking about how the Daily Mail is very right-wing (not far-right but not far off)

Thanks Eileen, I think I'm lucky that I can use this for my job growing up I would get in trouble for being too chatty but now I do it for a living 😅

Iman Amrani honestly like how genuine of a person you seem, just chill and non judgmental.

It's partly because she is so attractive.

@@imanamrani5959 Thank you for the videos and for being great.

@@Pezerinno Most men aren’t put to ease by how attractive people are

Yeah. Not gonna lie I came to this video with my guard up.

Masculinity is beautiful.

Is that still the case? It certainly was thirty years ago but the banks now are obsessed with wokeness and are being run by their compliance departments so I'd be surprised if the city boy culture isn't long gone.

JCstone1000 that’s a very very small segment of men to hone in on. It’s almost feels like a desperate attempt to find a toxic male so a lot of the woke nonsense can be justified

@@1brenmaster It may be a reality check to those who think that men wearing skull rings is toxic behaviour.

which is rare to find coming from the guardian

Some people see 'the Guardian' and a word like 'masculinity' then instantly and reactively click dislike, I'm afraid.

Incels gotta incel, i suppose.

​@@jbagger331 Two tier challenge: 1) Link ANY article in the guardian which says all men have raped 2) Link any NON-Opinion piece which says all men have raped.

@@baratoplata7050 - Hmm, why does it have to be a non-opinion piece?? Should they be giving a platform to such opinions in the first place?? 🤔🤔

@@jbagger331 The way you can comment about not answering whilst completely ignoring the initial "two-tier challenge" comment addressed to yourself is extremely illuminating. EXTREMELY. Fewer people than you think fall for this type of nonsense, dude. Like, really. Carry on though.

Hi Mark, really glad you liked the episode and I also find all of that really interesting. It's definitely an area we could look into further.

@@imanamrani5959 I have found your approach to the often divisive 'masculinity' topic really useful and innovative. It has msde me reflect on my own research into parenting and the influence of masculinity. Am happy to discuss further if you are interested in that avenue too.

I think I understand what you mean when you talk about "stoic, strong men", but I feel there is a tendency to mischaracterize Stoicism via the conventional use of the word. Personally, I have fallen under the category of those with "humanist faith" for most of my life. Without a clearly defined philosophical framework, such as that provided by a traditional religion, I have at times felt a bit lost and rudderless, particularly at turbulent times in my life. More recently, after some research, I found Stoicism to be a useful tool in helping to guide my thoughts and actions. Particularly, the Stoic virtues of Wisdom, Courage, Temperance and Justice have provided a foundation to build my own moral imperatives and principles upon. It isn't inherently prescriptive, so how you interpret those virtues is entirely up to you. For me, courage includes being willing to admit if I'm wrong or to seek help when I'm in emotional distress. However, I suppose the freedom to interpret the virtues differently could lead to negative or destructive mindsets. I think that's why Wisdom is usually listed first, as you need to be aware and critical of the ways you practice Courage, Temperance and Justice.

@@owenturner3919 Where have you learn't about the Stoic principles and values. I'm reading Meditations at the moment whcih is great but is there any websites or podcasts in particular you would reccomend for practicing/consoilidating understanding?

Gonzo journalism.

That's just to be expected and entirely natural. Men and women are wired differently as they evolved to perform different roles in their groups.

I'm really glad they resonated. Very interesting guys and honest conversation.

Yeah. The young bloke who talked about his faith and being weak but strong was especially moving.

Timmy Red Ya. That resonated w/ me

Timmy Red Ya. That resonated w/ me

Rafael Acosta These ppl are so obsessed with color 😂 white is a color if black is

Yes, let's bring race into this.

@@ReasonAboveEverything they didnt brought race to this, the video did. She should interviewed also white people and asians about this subject

João Silva she has made more than one episode where she interviewed white men.

@@gordusmaximus4990 This must be your first video...but one of the first videos was with a white barber and all the other videos had different ethnicities represented in a very natural way though.

We can confirm that he did eat a bit of it!

All I could look at in that segment :D

Compared to who?

I can feel it in the way he talks and thinks. He gets something I don't.

It's not that deep. Masculinity like any identity statement is do what thou wilt.

Thanks Andrew!

Like, Comment and Subscribe so that we can! (You already commented but still :) )

@Aces I was saying in general if people listened more they would understand other perspectives (on both sides of every issue). Or maybe that is ignorant of the fact that people are inherently selfish and don't care. Regardless, people should listen more and try to understand.

That's part of the discussion though, right? For all its benefits and drawbacks so many men are still operating on traditional masculinity. As much as men are aware of what that means, I suspect there are plenty of women out there who aren't aware or have a very slanted view of it. That said, I also agree that it'd be nice to see more alternate views on masculinity. (One video on that subject that I will whole-heartedly endorse is: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/eZqbqLVizN-zlYU.html )

@@vegigun Yeah I agree. But I think part of the problem is that while the media, especially vaguely left wing media, left wing people, people of the LGBTQ+ community and upper class people have seen an opening in how men are expected to behave, that has not penetrated to all areas of society.

I think there’s an overwhelming amount of that present in the media today. Heck, the newspaper that produces this series has published many articles talking about this. If you wish to find an article or program talking about the negative aspects of traditional masculinity, it won’t be difficult. What we need is something championing traditional masculinity rather than demonizing it.

her accent is from London

@Patrick Neve Amazing. Just the kind of thorough explanation i was looking for. Thank you.

@Patrick Neve hahahahaha I enjoyed this breakdown. I am notorious for switching my accent depending on who I am talking too - it's a bit of a running theme in the series...

@Patrick Neve yeah I grew up around a lot of different influences so it's second nature but always gets commented on!

Our choice, women should stay out of this

Lol

@Trouble Came Calling What's wrong with following someone's lectures and talks? Why is that 'cringe'? I thought people came here to exchange ideas and maybe gain some insight they didn't previously have.