Oh don't you love the Guardian!

They really don't understand the world. That would be cuck college not the manosphere? But lets actually examine what she says; Lifting others up. Actually that is what we exist to do -to lift men up out of misery and abuse and help them find happiness and security. Take back responsibility for situations under a man's control -"Actually my no dear" The power of no is revolutionary but its greatest enemy remains thirst. Communications maxxing -yeah actually lots of guys come here asking pretty much just the question she wrote if in slightly different words. But we do advise most of the time against telling women your problems as they just find it a turn off, they rate you as weak and useless. They probably blame you for putting it on them too. I am cool with the idea that men need to accept it is OK to be vulnerable and women need to be safe and heard but I would add that its best not to be too vulnerable in front of women as they never really help and just punish you for it and I would also say its OK for women to he heard but that does not mean obeyed. Sorry ladies, "No" remains an option. My body my choice and all that.

RP is a reaction to “WHAT IS” rather than what anyone would anyone thinks it should be. It’s not that guys like us asked for any of this. I’m old enough to remember when we warned against it, in fact.

We were called “Male Chauvinist Pigs” back then, and told that our warnings were unwanted and outdated. It turns out that understanding human nature is not outdated, after all, but the toothpaste is out of the tube now, and it’s not going back in by itself.

Like a fever, the manosphere is a symptom of an underlying systemic condition, and lowering the temperature doesn’t help unless the condition is addressed. A fever can become a problem in its own right, and the manosphere is no different: there is some toxicity in the space that’s making some things objectively worse, but still… concentrating on the Andrew Tates of the world is like giving aspirin for a bubonic plague patient: the fever may abate a bit, but you’re not really solving the problem.