Has society let the young men down.
 

Been reading some of the old threads very intresting and imformotive my problem is that i feel society has let us down with the feminist movement this has demasculised us they have cut are balls off so to speak

As i was watching street car name disire marlon brando a great film my impression of the guy he is totally alpha and incredibly direct and a true man.

My view point of view is mordern men a typical afc weak with poor socail skills and has the charm of a damp dish cloth rarely do i meet someone with that extra level of verbal inteligence confidence and a real ladies man like my self this i find that the parents have let them down and the schools .

I think they should teach the boys in schools in how to seduce the ladies teach them how to commnicate not mumble if they are shy give them a beating for it how to kiss right how to dress and how to fuck at a good level and how to succeed in ralationships.

I blame the parents as poor parenting skills over scolding children when they mis behave can damage them later in life to much hen pecking from mother hen as freud said we are sexual beings from day one if you want to play with your cock or fanny then let them if they suck the thumb that is sexual behavoiur as we need to be concious of the damage that society has done to the 21st man.

So if i had my way we would be taught pua at school from 12 to 16 then you can get advanced level at college .Or phd level and be the dogs bollocks.

You're describing the men's rights movement - it's not a joke. From what I've read they analyse how feminism has affected society. It's really interesting and a couple of blogs to start you off are here:
In Mala Fide
The Spearhead ? Piercing the Shield of Ignorance

The problem isn't that we aren't masculine enough, in the whole 'pussification of the western male' idealogy, in fact trying to act 'masculine' will screw up your 'game' ten fold, since you will be so self concious, plus you're confining your sexual identity within a set of someone elses criteria. My opinion is that we've been too forcibly conditioned to think this and that about who we should be, and I don't *blame* anyone for it, in the sense you can't blame a very young child for doing wrong, you can only guide him towards the right path. Rather, I think we need to be taught that society more often than that doesn't have the answers.

Look at the progresive mindset of most adults. In their youths they often adapt their behaviour to fit in with their piers out of self conciousness. Then, a little later on, they stop giving a shit, and resign to become the nerds they've always wanted to be. Then, later on, they realise no one was even judging them, not by any objective standard at least. Pre-concieved idea's are the cause, and the only way to counter them is through education.

Making this thread a little more boring, look at some of the era's we've recently come through; the victorian era, the edwardian era and then into two world wars. We've been a busy bunch of bees, having our heads crammed with all sorts of idealogies and 'gentlemens guidebooks', and more often than not, there have been some pretty big AFC's calling out the word on the street. Thankfully we have had several seeds planted in the past few hundred years that have encouraged us to be the people we truly want to be, and although the outdated, closed minded thinking grows still, the freethinking man, no longer afraid to be himself, is spreading like wildfire. Religion becomes optional, and gradually dies out. Womens right movements give women the equality, not the unisex that they are after. Homosexuality gradually becomes accepted in society. Etc etc, before I go on more of a tagent than I already have.

The bottom line is, a real man is a man who is, simply, real; not coerced by society to be effeminate, nor afraid of womens sexual power that he attempts to reinforce his masculine identity by getting penis enlargement surgery. He is free to be whatever he wants to be, and he has realised this, and thus is born a true 'leader of men'.