Signs You’re Above Average As A Man

@CourtneyRyan says:

So glad I can help! 🥰

@alwaysemployed656 says:

Eh, I think there comes a time to finally call a bluff and have little to no tolerance for anyone looking for an excuse to drag things down to an annoying crawl and spread negativity just for the sake of it. Lately, there have been a lot of WTF moments in the news, and to be honest, those participating could have chosen not to put themselves in those kinds of situations. Several months ago, some internet influencer got shot in the neck. He could have chosen not to be where he was, pushing buttons and promoting old-world views to a bunch of young, progressive people. The woman who got shot in Minneapolis definitely did not deserve what happened to her, but she also could have chosen not to mess with those guys or taunt them.

Early last year, everyone seemed to be in a more placid and positive mood, and no one was eager to start problems. Then I noticed that suddenly, right after the Fourth of July, things took almost an immediate 180-degree turn. Huge dark clouds seemed to come out of nowhere, and chaos took over. People suddenly were in a deep, dark mood, with bad intentions—as if some people could no longer go a single day without something bad happening and, out of nowhere, developed a deep thirst to make things go dark. So, to reference what you’re saying, things go bad and sour because that’s how general society wants it. People want things to be bad; they want things to be “uh-oh.” And you know what? There’s no stopping it. You can even see it in the comments on this small YouTube channel. The girl posts a simple video, and soon after it gets flooded with negative, crybaby manosphere comments, looking to fill the room with smelly farts just for the sake of it. The best anyone who doesn’t want to participate can do is simply keep bad people at a distance and let them do themselves in. Don’t participate, and don’t fall into the trap.