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From Meth Addict to Healer: Ryan Hassan on Trauma, the War on Men, and the Failings of Rehab
Ryan Hassan’s journey from the depths of hardcore addiction to leading a global movement for trauma healing is nothing short of extraordinary. In this episode, we dive deep into his battle with meth, GHB, and the suppressed emotional pain that drove his addiction. From confronting the failings of mainstream rehab to exposing the societal war on masculinity, Ryan shares his raw, unfiltered story of survival and healing. Join us as we explore the complexities of addiction, the importance of confronting trauma, and what it means to reclaim your life. This episode is a must-listen for anyone questioning conventional masculinity, addiction, and healing narratives.
Links
www.thecentreforhealing.com/free-courses
www.thecentreforhealing.com/trauma-informed-certificate-for-coaches
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www.youtube.com/@thecentreforhealing
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  • @mandyspeaksup
    @mandyspeaksup 5 วันที่ผ่านมา

    Thank you for speaking up. I also speak up about this traumatic environment I also escaped in 2018. After almost 20 yrs. So grateful others are also speaking up! Thank you!

  • @tjferdinand6850
    @tjferdinand6850 5 วันที่ผ่านมา

    The 4 different camps/categories people fall into almost always come with their own strengths , weakness, pros, cons, and potential threats. PERSON 1 : The one who finds healing The first one will almost instantly find a new church, but they will evaluate their beliefs. They will question the dogmatic teachings in the potters house like tithing, fear based indoctrination, headship etc..this individual will most likely find a healthy church and ditch the dogmatic teachings PROS They will focus on finding a church that centers on unity and love instead of fear, manipulation, and control. They will most likely restore relationships that were broken while being membership in potters house church. These individuals focus on inner healing. They will likely go to therapy. CONS Some individuals run the risk of finding a church that is overly accepting, watered down, luke warm, overly liberal and tolerant of sin. PERSON 2: They left the cult. But the cult hasn't left them. The second person that will fall into church are those who still hold potters house dogmatic beliefs like tithing, headship and fear based indoctrination etc... PROS They may join a church that's less crazy and isn't a cult. CONS They still actively want to save the world. They haven't evaluated their belief systems because they still hold fear based indoctrination beliefs. These individuals will often church hop. They still hold the belief that they shouldn't trust themselves. They still blindly follow. These are the type of people who refuse to do any inner healing. They left the cult, but the cult hasn't left them. They are still in the same place. These people will not pick the church. They might join a new cult or go back to the potters house fellowship PERSON 3: They go back into the world They leave and are bitter. They will never move on. They don't do any inner healing work. These individuals are traumatized and have PTSD. They take zero responsibility for their involvement.They aren't responsible for what they went through, but they are responsible for their inner healing. They run from accountability. They think they are a victim of life circumstances. They are angry at God and the world. Everyone is to blame themselves. PROS They can move on if they take responsibility for their healing journey. CONS They don't take any responsibility/accountability. These individuals live in fear. These people often have left the church and Jesus all together. They are often backsliden PERSON 4 : They leave and go through stages of inner healing. They see themselves as authors of their existence. Over time, these people rebuild their self trust and identity. They see the lessons within the pain, and they become more grounded in life. PROS these people regain their identity. These people become less reactive. Potters house dogmatic teachings no longer have a hold on these individuals. They are self-assured in their beliefs and find resolve. CONS These people run the risk of becoming "spiritual" believing in occult ideologies. Some may leave Christianity altogether, realizing they don't want to be a Christian. Some of these individuals have such a negative view of chritianity because the fellowship missrepresented the faith. Many of these individuals become atheist

  • @TiffyRuggles
    @TiffyRuggles 5 วันที่ผ่านมา

    It's tyranny...the Marxist/ Socialist goal.

  • @heyitsthatguy4517
    @heyitsthatguy4517 5 วันที่ผ่านมา

    I am happy to say I am number 4 of the 4 people you described that leave the church. That healing took years. But I am happy to say I am an atheist. I have taken control of my existence, and taken responsibility over it. Not bitter, not angry. Hell, my daughter wants to get baptized at a local church, and I will be there to see that. My wife goes to a local church. I will show up to make her happy. But when I go there, I feel nothing. There is no “save me god” feeling. Just a sense of “I am here, just here. Cool beans, what’s for lunch” as my wife is happy of my presence.

  • @lulurosenkrantz3720
    @lulurosenkrantz3720 5 วันที่ผ่านมา

    Hearing you . Remember it all . However , Please do not give up on Jesus . There is much correct teaching out there leading forth by the Right way . Psalm 107 . Please ask God to reveal The Truth to you .

  • @greenflea3
    @greenflea3 6 วันที่ผ่านมา

    As a ex-member of this cult, I found people leaving this cult was so common, that members never brink an eye to it. People are coming and going all the time, PH does have a serious problem in keeping people in the cult. On shunning etc, never happens as from my experiences, there never any rules in banning members having contact with ex-members and many did. Nor am I saying this is not true, depends on the church, location and pastor. Much also depends on the Pastor, some Pastors won't enforce PH ideology while others do. By the way my Pastor was Greg Mitchell, yes, the son of the founder, despite who he was, I never experience any problems with him, and he never enforce shunning at all. His replacement Cameron was a hardliner who ended up causing nearly 50% of the church to switch churches due to his iron hold on the ideology.

  • @connorhunter9394
    @connorhunter9394 6 วันที่ผ่านมา

    My friend, who’s straight, was recently dragged to a gay bar by one of her friends. She said the women there were 100% more aggressive in their approach than men usually are with her in regular bars. But, even with that level of intensity, she didn’t feel threatened, and she realized it was because there wasn’t a big disparity in strength between her and the women approaching her. This really got me thinking. A lot of why masculinity is often perceived as threatening could come down to this underlying difference in physical strength. When we interact with someone who has a clear physical advantage, our instincts naturally kick in to make us more cautious, even if we don’t consciously think about it. It’s almost like if a lion were to approach us-no matter how calm or well-intentioned that lion might be, we’d still feel on edge simply because of its power. This might even explain why certain behaviors that could be harmless get labeled as “toxic masculinity.” For instance, people sometimes interpret it as toxic when men interrupt women in conversations. But perhaps, rather than being intentionally dismissive, some men might just be excited or passionate about the topic. However, because of the physical disparity, that interruption might feel more intrusive or imposing to women on a subconscious level. Evolutionarily, we’re wired to see strength as potential dominance, and we might interpret an interruption as intentionally forceful, even if it wasn’t meant that way. There are probably other traits labeled as “toxic masculinity” that could stem from this same instinctual response to physical disparity. Things like men speaking assertively, taking up space, or even showing intense enthusiasm might be seen as threatening simply because strength is perceived as a factor, even if unconsciously. In many cases, these behaviors could just be natural expressions of personality rather than any intent to overpower or intimidate. But due to our instinctive responses, we might sometimes misinterpret these actions as signs of malice or dominance, when really they’re just normal human behaviors magnified by the lens of physical strength disparity.

  • @kechzak7368
    @kechzak7368 6 วันที่ผ่านมา

    Damnn what a sick riffff 🤘

  • @darlamccoy810
    @darlamccoy810 7 วันที่ผ่านมา

    Amen my sister. Any protection FOR ANY GROUP IS PROVING WE THE PPL ARE NOT EQUALS. AND WE THE PPL NEED TO SAY...WHY ARE THESE PPL BEING PROTECTED TO THE POINT OF STOPPING FREEDOM OF SPEECH, AND PERSECUTION OF ANOTHER. THE CALL PPL RACIST TO HA TATE GROUPS IF YOU SPEAK ABOUT RELIGION AND FAMILIES, THAT IS TRUE. THESE PPL OR GROUPS BECOME THE TRUE VIOLENT ATTACKER AND THEY GET AWAY WITH IT. BLACK LIVES MATTER IS A VERY GOOD EXAMPLE. 😊

  • @shlokhoms8081
    @shlokhoms8081 7 วันที่ผ่านมา

    Yeah I just got censored for the complete opposite opinion of all if the racist folks here so.... maybe I'm not controlling the media, even with my evil gargamel j@wish genetics.

  • @shlokhoms8081
    @shlokhoms8081 7 วันที่ผ่านมา

    If a bunch of people got persecuted just because they had a J@wish mom there is a pretty good reason for it...... yeah..., you're not antisemitic, of course 👍, but it's fine, being racist is cool now.

  • @kunzklingsor9156
    @kunzklingsor9156 7 วันที่ผ่านมา

    To start, some men refuse to be men and switch.

  • @coreysparks156
    @coreysparks156 7 วันที่ผ่านมา

    Totally agree!

  • @matsher
    @matsher 7 วันที่ผ่านมา

    You're a halfwit

  • @DailyRiot
    @DailyRiot 7 วันที่ผ่านมา

    Yeah but unless all the non evil ones call out the evil ones they're part of the problem.

    • @SumuJames
      @SumuJames 7 วันที่ผ่านมา

      Call out Hamas. Hamas are evil.

  • @Neoteny-j4z
    @Neoteny-j4z 7 วันที่ผ่านมา

    G-d bless Bettina Arndt. And may G-d bless you, Ma'am.

    • @holliewildd
      @holliewildd 6 วันที่ผ่านมา

      Thank you kindly 🙏🏻♥️

    • @connorhunter9394
      @connorhunter9394 6 วันที่ผ่านมา

      @@holliewilddwhat do you think about my take ?

    • @connorhunter9394
      @connorhunter9394 6 วันที่ผ่านมา

      @@holliewildd My friend, who’s straight, was recently dragged to a gay bar by one of her friends. She said the women there were 100% more aggressive in their approach than men usually are with her in regular bars. But, even with that level of intensity, she didn’t feel threatened, and she realized it was because there wasn’t a big disparity in strength between her and the women approaching her. This really got me thinking. A lot of why masculinity is often perceived as threatening could come down to this underlying difference in physical strength. When we interact with someone who has a clear physical advantage, our instincts naturally kick in to make us more cautious, even if we don’t consciously think about it. It’s almost like if a lion were to approach us-no matter how calm or well-intentioned that lion might be, we’d still feel on edge simply because of its power. This might even explain why certain behaviors that could be harmless get labeled as “toxic masculinity.” For instance, people sometimes interpret it as toxic when men interrupt women in conversations. But perhaps, rather than being intentionally dismissive, some men might just be excited or passionate about the topic. However, because of the physical disparity, that interruption might feel more intrusive or imposing to women on a subconscious level. Evolutionarily, we’re wired to see strength as potential dominance, and we might interpret an interruption as intentionally forceful, even if it wasn’t meant that way. There are probably other traits labeled as “toxic masculinity” that could stem from this same instinctual response to physical disparity. Things like men speaking assertively, taking up space, or even showing intense enthusiasm might be seen as threatening simply because strength is perceived as a factor, even if unconsciously. In many cases, these behaviors could just be natural expressions of personality rather than any intent to overpower or intimidate. But due to our instinctive responses, we might sometimes misinterpret these actions as signs of malice or dominance, when really they’re just normal human behaviors magnified by the lens of physical strength disparity.

  • @Greenland-y9s
    @Greenland-y9s 7 วันที่ผ่านมา

    I'm amazed that Facebook and TH-cam allow the genocidal islamiists to advertise hate speech and even dismantled the report button, they probably would have happily spread not see propaganda in the 40s if they got a fat check from Qutar like they are now

  • @TC2028r
    @TC2028r 8 วันที่ผ่านมา

    This generation is so weak they actually have what they call triggers and you can't say anything that hurts their little feelings. 😢😮😅

    • @holliewildd
      @holliewildd 8 วันที่ผ่านมา

      @@TC2028r absolutely agree. Let’s go back to actual “free speech” and those that want to listen can, those that don’t, can scroll on by. No harm done 👏🏼🤩😂

  • @larrymungarro628
    @larrymungarro628 8 วันที่ผ่านมา

    Wake up folks! If you let the government or the "powers that be" take control even once, things will never go back to where they were.

    • @holliewildd
      @holliewildd 8 วันที่ผ่านมา

      Yes!!! This!! Once we give them even an inch, they will take a mile, plus we never get it back.

  • @berniemargolis4288
    @berniemargolis4288 8 วันที่ผ่านมา

    WTF? The Rockefellers aren't even Jews. Why lead off with a strawman like that? It really undermines the entire video's credibility.

    • @holliewildd
      @holliewildd 8 วันที่ผ่านมา

      I thought the same, but they are in fact a Jewish-German immigrant family

    • @holliewildd
      @holliewildd 8 วันที่ผ่านมา

      Ps. That’s not the point of what I’m saying though. Apparently you’re anti-Semitic if you critique an individual or family who happen to be Jewish, even though what you’re critiquing has nothing to do with being Jew…and I don’t agree with that sentiment at all.

    • @DailyRiot
      @DailyRiot 7 วันที่ผ่านมา

      They are Jewish, nice try.

    • @shlokhoms8081
      @shlokhoms8081 7 วันที่ผ่านมา

      ​@@holliewilddyou're literally said that there is a reason for a group of people (not even religious a lot of the time) to be persecuted, just because they have a Jewish mom, this is insane and you should be flagged.

    • @holliewildd
      @holliewildd 7 วันที่ผ่านมา

      Legit did not say that anywhere in the video?! You’re projecting some internalised bs there

  • @seena889
    @seena889 8 วันที่ผ่านมา

    Honestly You don’t have to feel sorry in any way! Israel is committing mass genocide of Palestinians in Gaza, and anyone, including many Jews, who are against it are labeled antisemite and compared to Hitler and the Nazis!

  • @seena889
    @seena889 8 วันที่ผ่านมา

    Actually you definitely have a point here! I’m not against Jews either, but I do believe that due to individuals like the Rothschilds maybe, theirs a reason why they seem so privileged in the fact that everybody wants to remember their persecution! I mean during the holocaust everyone knows that Jews were not the only people exterminated! Their were countless other groups who were as well, but when we think holocaust we always think about the Jews, and also the holocaust was not the only genocide to happen! What about the Native American genocide, or the slavery which happened to black Africans! But it’s like before society remembers that, they build a museum for holocaust victims in America! Also, I believe that any criticism towards the state of Israel regardless of what it does, gets you called an antisemite when that’s just ridiculous!

    • @holliewildd
      @holliewildd 8 วันที่ผ่านมา

      Yes you’ve said that so well 👏🏼👏🏼 I’m with you on all this and can absolutely see it with Israel, it’s like a “no-go zone” when it comes to criticism, which is nuts to me. I’m going to do an episode on that actually. Thank you for your input, I really appreciate it ❤

    • @seena889
      @seena889 8 วันที่ผ่านมา

      @ I’m glad to hear you say you’ll do an episode in it actually!

  • @obelus5985
    @obelus5985 8 วันที่ผ่านมา

    Preach.

    • @holliewildd
      @holliewildd 8 วันที่ผ่านมา

      Right!!! 🙏🏻♥️

  • @majina.m8112
    @majina.m8112 9 วันที่ผ่านมา

    Ill probably get a lot of hate for this, im Jewish, im not rich or anything like that and i have no control on other Jewish people, but can you stop adding my religion when ever you judge people, if they heppen to be jews thats fine but why even reference them as jews why not judge them as individuals, every race have problems, you dont see me judging all black people because people like p diddy, stop referring peoples race and culture, you have a problem with someone he have a name, not all jews are bad most of us just wants to live in peace and im so tired of seeing jews should have been prosecuted or blaming all your problems on jews

    • @holliewildd
      @holliewildd 9 วันที่ผ่านมา

      @@majina.m8112 we actually hold the same opinion I believe. This all came about because I was critiquing the “elite” as in powerful families and individuals who run the world in a very shadowy way, I never even mentioned the word “Jews” or anything even related and at the time I actually didn’t even mention the family names. I was informed that I was anti-Semite because traditionally some of the families who are referenced commonly with “elites” or a “cabal” are Jewish. I was informed that by critiquing these families I am instantly anti-Semite?!! Nothing I said ever related to or referenced anything to do with being Jew. I dig further and traditionally if you critique the Rothschilds or Rockafellas then you are also called anti-semite (again even if being Jewish isn’t referenced or alluded to). That’s where I saw an issue, to be told I can’t critique someone just because of one point about them (that again wasn’t referenced) is very concerning to me. Someone else commented that it’s hyper in-group preference which I have to agree with. So I agree, I believe in critiquing the individual but unfortunately it’s now coming to the point that if that individuals happens to be Jew then people scream. I just don’t get it and see it as dangerous really. I also agree that it’s a small minority within the Jewish community who think this way. I’m not against you I promise ♥️🙏🏻

    • @True_NOON
      @True_NOON 8 วันที่ผ่านมา

      The term youre searching for is class conflict and class intrest being acted uppon, the wealthy(idk of religious or not) act what makes them keep the most cash

    • @holliewildd
      @holliewildd 8 วันที่ผ่านมา

      @@True_NOONcheers for your input, makes a lot of sense. Ps. Not sure if you deleted your other comment but it alerted me in TH-cam Studio but it’s not showing here on the video?! It cracked me up by the way 😂

    • @lastword8783
      @lastword8783 8 วันที่ผ่านมา

      The problem is that they've tied your religion to both an ethnicity and also a political ideology (Zionism). Jews are too few in number for people to care about them if it was like any ethnic group/religion. They only catch criticism because of how often Jews put themselves into positions of power over non-Jews. Obviously this is not Jews in their entirety but its very common that in the West, when you go up the power ladder of organizations you start finding a disproportionate amount of Jews and obviously they do pursue Jewish interests i.e. supporting Israel.

    • @holliewildd
      @holliewildd 8 วันที่ผ่านมา

      @@lastword8783 really well said 👏🏼👏🏼much better than I explained. Also I’ve been looking into Zionism lately as I know very little about it. Fascinating topic 🤯

  • @adlerherman9388
    @adlerherman9388 9 วันที่ผ่านมา

    THANK YOU Miss Hollie Wild 🤣😄👍👏🤝🤝🤝😄👍

  • @adlerherman9388
    @adlerherman9388 9 วันที่ผ่านมา

    Well... Hey TH-cam, are you Sleeping ??? Aaarrrggg, I Can NOT belive that they Did not Censured me today !!!🤮🤣🤣😂😂

    • @holliewildd
      @holliewildd 9 วันที่ผ่านมา

      😂😂😂😂 give them time 🤣

  • @adlerherman9388
    @adlerherman9388 9 วันที่ผ่านมา

    Censorship IS the best Way to render the people anty sémite... I was CENSORED because I wrotte Nazisra...🎉😂 El , well... I do feel they are doing to PEOPLE what the nazis did to them and IS dramatic and Jewish PEOPLE shall NOT BEHAVE LIKE THAT , IS MORALY WRONG AND I AM. SAD, I ZM JEW BUT I GOT CENSORED !!!🤮but what was I Especting of TH-cam ??? 🤣😂🤣😂

  • @adlerherman9388
    @adlerherman9388 9 วันที่ผ่านมา

    A Guy got Censured because he wrotte what ? YAK 🤮? Well , I do NOT KNOW WHAT IS THAT BUT CENSORSHIP SUCKS AND WHATEVER YAK🤮 MEANT???? YAK🤮YAK 🤮YAK YAK YAK 🤮🤮🤮. 😂🤣😄

    • @holliewildd
      @holliewildd 9 วันที่ผ่านมา

      Hahahahah you’re hilarious 🤣

  • @adlerherman9388
    @adlerherman9388 9 วันที่ผ่านมา

    I am not antisémite but if WE Can NOT Say that the Jewish Rich PEOPLE help israël Murder other PEOPLE ??? AND de are CENSORED ??? Well, in the END ??? WE will not only Hâte Google and TH-cam 's Censorship but de will blâme the jew Monney that controls them and CONGRESS and SENATE... AND de will by anger ??? Becamo " RACIST "...🇺🇸👎🇮🇱

  • @adlerherman9388
    @adlerherman9388 9 วันที่ผ่านมา

    Of course , youtube Censorship IS Ugly and CHILDISH... If I write the word New. Or Jewish ??? Like When it was an " international program " about " economy " and the "subject " IS politics and Monney ?? They mentionned HOROWITZ.... I WROTE WHAT I THINK AND... CENSURED. BUT THE TRUTH IS THAT THE " POLITICS " IN USA ???" A GREST MAJORITY. OF MONNEY POWER AND KEY PEOPLE IN SENATE AND CONGRESS ARE JEWISH !!!🇺🇸🇪🇺👎

  • @TobyEagle-h7j
    @TobyEagle-h7j 9 วันที่ผ่านมา

    The opposite is true. Jews are hyper criticized. Israel is hyper criticized. Use the same standards for all people and all countries. But you won't, because you are a Jew hater and spreader of false information

  • @TobyEagle-h7j
    @TobyEagle-h7j 9 วันที่ผ่านมา

    Rockefeller wasn't Jewish

  • @jordanparrott
    @jordanparrott 9 วันที่ผ่านมา

    I'm not sure if you have ever studied they Meyers Briggs system, but you should consider it. It can be quite complex, but well worth it in having greater understanding of human nature. The cognitive functions are useful for mapping human behavior and it has geometry. Dr. Dario Nardi is a neuroscientist, and recently he has done a lot of work in mapping the primary transmitters AND creating sub-categories for the different models. Once I studied this, it added greater complexity and understanding to why most men and most women behave certain ways and have certain preceptions about the opposite sex. Not accounting for neurodiversity, men and women typically use quite different functions predominantly in the type distribution. Gah that was a mouthful, not a conversation for text 🤣

  • @Neoteny-j4z
    @Neoteny-j4z 10 วันที่ผ่านมา

    I'm not Aussie. What did I miss?

    • @jasonrhodes9726
      @jasonrhodes9726 10 วันที่ผ่านมา

      Not a damn thing.

    • @NIACIN7282
      @NIACIN7282 8 วันที่ผ่านมา

      Lol what's this ???

  • @Neoteny-j4z
    @Neoteny-j4z 16 วันที่ผ่านมา

    Another thing for men to consider about single moms. The child's father will be connected to your woman for the rest of her life. You're the stepdad. At recitals, graduations, wedding aisles, you're the other guy. Your weekend plans revolve around what his plans are. Think hard, guys.

  • @Neoteny-j4z
    @Neoteny-j4z 17 วันที่ผ่านมา

    First of all, thank you Ma'am for your speaking out. Tell me (you mention DV <in passing>) Feminists will say false accusations are extremely rare, but i wonder if it's only rare at the courts level bc a lot of the claims nreachget that far. So tell me Ma'am, as a police officer, who probably had to deal with this at the early stages, ..."how common are false accusations of male on female violence?"

  • @DavidBessette-o5m
    @DavidBessette-o5m 18 วันที่ผ่านมา

    Masculinity is always under attack !! It is extremely hard to be a man these days without being called toxic !! Men are being oppressed in many nations now and it is getting worse !! I thank you for your perspective, if you are Australian ,maybe you can meet Bettina Arndt, she is a mens rights advocate !! Maybe share some notes with her !! Anyway men need help from women to help turn the tide against feminism and any positivity is most welcome as men are demonized everyday !!

  • @MikeMartinez74
    @MikeMartinez74 20 วันที่ผ่านมา

    If you are sincere, advocate for the repeal of the 19th amendment. That's the problem. Women vote against the intrests of men. Men don't vote to the detriment of women.

  • @infinidimensionalinfinitie5021
    @infinidimensionalinfinitie5021 20 วันที่ผ่านมา

    in my schizophrenia; the violent feminine culture is a direct result of degradation of women; under the guise of honoring women; from my perspective the males have to take responsibility for their part in allowing the high levels violence against women to persist for so long; instead of blaming women for women's need to claim equality with violent authority; honor them for standing up to the power;

    • @infinidimensionalinfinitie5021
      @infinidimensionalinfinitie5021 20 วันที่ผ่านมา

      i will leave this here; altho i do see personal emotion as i expose my anger at myself for not being able to participate in this struggle more directly; and yet my strengths are being utilized; so i don't feel a shaming blame; maybe i should investigate my bodies feelings further;

  • @Suckithardification
    @Suckithardification 20 วันที่ผ่านมา

    Difference between Gender and Sex; Gender: Psychological identity, how one perceives themselves with descriptors defining certain characteristics that fluctuate on a spectrum throughout one's life. ie man, woman, boy, girl Sex: Based on sex organs at birth. ie male, female

  • @maryrcorcoran
    @maryrcorcoran 21 วันที่ผ่านมา

    Are you a man claiming that you've changed you to a woman? Please just be who you are, and you are not a woman just because you say so.

    • @holliewildd
      @holliewildd 21 วันที่ผ่านมา

      Hahaha not even close. I’m a woman with a podcast who said “you can’t change your gender just by saying so” and someone found that disrespectful to say, which I’m ok with being perceived as disrespectful for stating facts.

  • @mr.squanch
    @mr.squanch 21 วันที่ผ่านมา

    Even our ancestors knew very well that if you want to control a society, you have to control the men. It is no coincidence that conquerors often tried to get rid of the male part of the population above a certain age. Either by bribing and integrating them into their own culture, like the Romans, or by force, by trying to kill them. But men are also dangerous for abstract things like systems of rule. Here too, it is no coincidence that in history it was always men - to be precise, young men - who started revolutions and overthrew systems. This can be clearly seen in history. If you want a defenseless society, create weak, feminized men. It's as simple as that.

  • @mrgreyman3358
    @mrgreyman3358 21 วันที่ผ่านมา

    King Solomon wrote (paraphrasing here), after food clothing shelter, fearing God and keeping his commandments, everything is folly. I control my thoughts, feelings, words and actions, then avoid any conflict or chaos. I was a stockman, then a soldier, so am quite apt at being a man, no others needed.

    • @holliewildd
      @holliewildd 21 วันที่ผ่านมา

      Well said and some great wisdom there. Thank you for joining in the conversation 👏🏼👏🏼

  • @peterreid9769
    @peterreid9769 21 วันที่ผ่านมา

    What's all the fuss? Masculinity is awesome!

    • @holliewildd
      @holliewildd 21 วันที่ผ่านมา

      @@peterreid9769 it sure is, and much needed in society 🔥

  • @gulli72
    @gulli72 21 วันที่ผ่านมา

    Never before have so many men voiced their views on themselves, on women and on life for everyone to freely read and listen to. The record on what exactly constitutes masculinity is no longer written exclusively by people of above-average status and of public-facing backgrounds, such as professors, journalists and professionally opinionated multi-millionaires. Anyone will agree, that this information is crucial to any potential discussion about "gender equality" - regardless, even, of what precisely you understand the term to mean. What have feminists done with that information? They have completely ignored 99% of it and lament the remaining 1% as "misogynistic". Feminism is women talking _to_ women _about_ women _in front of_ women, the pinnacle of self-referential group-narcissism. It's like a form of rapid-onset dementia that liquefies all areas of the brain except the Petersonian lobster-core and whatever part forms sentences.

  • @Davewutsup
    @Davewutsup 21 วันที่ผ่านมา

    Hahaha

  • @brucemcclelland2069
    @brucemcclelland2069 22 วันที่ผ่านมา

    Modern women especially feminists are all misandrists

  • @funkyguy99
    @funkyguy99 22 วันที่ผ่านมา

    If masculinity is so toxic why are so many modern women abandoning their feminity and have become so masculine?

    • @holliewildd
      @holliewildd 22 วันที่ผ่านมา

      I don’t believe masculinity is inherently toxic, I think that’s a lie of the system. Masculinity can’t be toxic, because the moment it’s expressed in an unhealthy way, it is no longer masculinity. Not sure if you’ve misunderstood something I’ve said? This episode was me reading and responding to TH-cam comments on my original video/episode titled “The war on masculinity: why strong men are feared”, that video will give full context on my stance.

  • @stuartpaul9211
    @stuartpaul9211 22 วันที่ผ่านมา

    Polarising the genders, and convincing youngsters that there's other 'perceived' genders = reduced birthrate = lower carbon output.