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Men Are Staying At Home

Pioneer1
in Culture, Race & Economy

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As usual, I think Phil makes a lot of valid points in this video.

A lot of dudes....especially younger men....are confused about which way to go and which route to take when it comes to approaching women because of the mixed signals they're getting in society about what's acceptable and what's not.


Personally, I think there are too many "unspoken" rules when it comes to social interactions as well.
Men generally aren't as intuitive as women and need more direct cues as to what is wanted from them.

Black men used to NEVER have problems attracting women.
Maybe a couple did, but the vast majority didn't.

Today, I've ran into so many Black "incels" and gay dudes and those who question their own sexuality and where they fit in.
We NEVER had that problem when I was coming up.

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