News Talk 98.7 show
Glenn and I are hosting George Korda's show, "State Your Case" for 3 hours today from 12-3:00 PM Eastern time.
We will be talking to father's rights activist and politician Stacey Campfield (1st hour), Julia Hurley who is running for State Representative in the 32nd district in Tennessee (2nd hour), Andrew Klavan from PJTV (2nd hour), and finally Julienne Davis and Maggie Arana, the authors of Stop Calling Him Honey and Start Having Sex (3rd hour).
You can listen live to the show here and call in with questions or comments at:
Talk Lines
865.656.TALK (8255) or 800.951.TALK (8255)
We will be talking to father's rights activist and politician Stacey Campfield (1st hour), Julia Hurley who is running for State Representative in the 32nd district in Tennessee (2nd hour), Andrew Klavan from PJTV (2nd hour), and finally Julienne Davis and Maggie Arana, the authors of Stop Calling Him Honey and Start Having Sex (3rd hour).
You can listen live to the show here and call in with questions or comments at:
Talk Lines
865.656.TALK (8255) or 800.951.TALK (8255)
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posted by Helen at 11:07 AM
3 Comments:
Listening now...Helen is right that "being a man" has little overt reward in today's culture. However, that's not a good enough reason to not do so.
-PUAs show that being masculine in the sense of leadership and confidence undoubtedly attracts women in the most visceral way.
-There's "network effects" wrt being the man. The more men who actually take on a sound masculinity, the more support they'll have, the more acceptable it will be and the snowball will build.
The real question is how to be masculine without offending the wrong groups, e.g. getting busted in a false rape accusation or a sexual harrassment case. And for that, you can't fall for some cartoonish Mad Men or country-music masculinity. In a general sense, game is agnostic - you can use the basic principles on top of any persona: loud, quiet, buff, meek, smart, clever, sarcastic, sporty, artsy, etc.
Topher,
Good points.
Who would argue that this character isn't being a man?
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