Normal Men

[KingDracula]

Most Men in our society are abnormal, weak, chaotic, and impotent. Abnormal things are treated as normal in our society. Good men is far more than normal men which is far distant than abnormal men( normal men in our society). We bring up and celebrate weak men as heroes and superstars in our society. Men are watching them as idol and constantly repeating the senselessness. Becoming egoist, controlling, overpowering, overprotecting, making slaves and suppressing other human beings are regarded as heroic act and its celebrated which is actually abnormal. Normal men should give independence, personal space and time to others. We are bounded by a single instant but we don’t know the value of it we are becoming abnormal which we see as normal. I decided not to be into it. Are you going abnormal? Have a self check often.

 

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[KingDracula]

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[JalJala]

Men in our society are abnormal, weak, chaotic, and impotent. Woman seek out not a good man but a normal men in our society. Abnormal things are treated as normal in our society. Good men is far more than normal men which is far distant than abnormal men( normal men in our society). We bring up and celebrate weak men as heroes and superstars in our society. Men are watching them as idol and constantly repeating the senselessness. Becoming egoist, controlling, overpowering, overprotecting, making slaves and suppressing other human beings are regarded as heroic act and its celebrated which is actually abnormal. Normal men should give independence, personal space and time to others. We are bounded by a single instant but we don’t know the value of it we are becoming abnormal which we see as normal. I decided not to be into it. Are you going abnormal? Have a self check often.

If you are critical of judgmental behavior and societal norms, how do you address your own judgments and assumptions? Isn’t it crucial to reflect on your own perspectives and behaviors to offer meaningful guidance, rather than presenting yourself as an authority while still exhibiting incomplete observations about society? Isn't positioning yourself as an authority indirectly pointing to egoism, controlling behavior, overprotectiveness, or overpowering tendencies?

"To critique the flaws of others, one must first address their own. Guidance begins with observing reality as it is, rather than through personal experience or bias"