“The research showed that younger men tend to value selflessness, social engagement and health over traditional ideals like physical strength and autonomy”
As I’ve said before, we millennials are better than you. Imagine being so fucked up you value physical strength over selflessness. Who’s obsessed with their superficial image?
“9 in 10 respondents said that men should help others, 88% agreed that men should be open to new ideas, new people and new experiences. 8 in 10 felt it imperative that men give back to their community”
Remember this is counter to you. This is a shift. Looks like all those participation trophies paid off.
“The research showed that younger men tend to value selflessness, social engagement and health over traditional ideals like physical strength and autonomy”
As I’ve said before, we millennials are better than you. Imagine being so fucked up you value physical strength over selflessness. Who’s obsessed with their superficial image?
“9 in 10 respondents said that men should help others, 88% agreed that men should be open to new ideas, new people and new experiences. 8 in 10 felt it imperative that men give back to their community”
Remember this is counter to you. This is a shift. Looks like all those participation trophies paid off.
We paid for the participation trophies. We can make them go away too.
When did men ever believe that the shouldn't help others?
@MikeDamone would you explain to my man here what a straw man is?
It's in your fucking post.
“9 in 10 respondents said that men should help others, 88% agreed that men should be open to new ideas, new people and new experiences. 8 in 10 felt it imperative that men give back to their community”
Remember this is counter to you. This is a shift. Looks like all those participation trophies paid off.
If this is a "shift" then there must have been a time when the number of men who said that they shouldn't help others was less than 9 out of 10. Unless you're saying the "shift" was that it used to be 10 out of 10.
When did men ever believe that the shouldn't help others?
@MikeDamone would you explain to my man here what a straw man is?
It's in your fucking post.
“9 in 10 respondents said that men should help others, 88% agreed that men should be open to new ideas, new people and new experiences. 8 in 10 felt it imperative that men give back to their community”
Remember this is counter to you. This is a shift. Looks like all those participation trophies paid off.
If this is a "shift" then there must have been a time when the number of men who said that they shouldn't help others was less than 9 out of 10. Unless you're saying the "shift" was that it used to be 10 out of 10.
“The research showed that younger men tend to value selflessness over...traditional values like physical strength and autonomy”
It’s literally the second paragraph of the article.
And none of it says “men don’t care about others”.
“The research showed that younger men tend to value selflessness, social engagement and health over traditional ideals like physical strength and autonomy”
“9 in 10 respondents said that men should help others, 88% agreed that men should be open to new ideas, new people and new experiences. 8 in 10 felt it imperative that men give back to their community”
WWJD?
Not SuchfagJ, but REAL Jesus.
Sound like REAL Christian values, not the kind today’s Right/Repubs espouse.
“The research showed that younger men tend to value selflessness, social engagement and health over traditional ideals like physical strength and autonomy”
“9 in 10 respondents said that men should help others, 88% agreed that men should be open to new ideas, new people and new experiences. 8 in 10 felt it imperative that men give back to their community”
WWJD?
Not SuchfagJ, but REAL Jesus.
Sound like REAL Christian values, not the kind today’s Right/Repubs espouse.
People always gave back. Giving back to the community was never seen as feminine. The problem with millennials is that they want giving back to be an occupation. And because they are doing that and working on their “creativity” instead of getting a 40 hour a week job, they expect to get compensated like it is a full time job.
When did men ever believe that the shouldn't help others?
@MikeDamone would you explain to my man here what a straw man is?
It's in your fucking post.
“9 in 10 respondents said that men should help others, 88% agreed that men should be open to new ideas, new people and new experiences. 8 in 10 felt it imperative that men give back to their community”
Remember this is counter to you. This is a shift. Looks like all those participation trophies paid off.
If this is a "shift" then there must have been a time when the number of men who said that they shouldn't help others was less than 9 out of 10. Unless you're saying the "shift" was that it used to be 10 out of 10.
“The research showed that younger men tend to value selflessness over...traditional values like physical strength and autonomy”
It’s literally the second paragraph of the article.
And none of it says “men don’t care about others”.
Good because that's not what I said I don't know what the fuck you're quoting. So how is that 9 in 10 number a "shift?"
I'm just quoting what you said and asking you a question about it and you're dancing like a Kunt.
You claimed that this was a "shift."
“9 in 10 respondents said that men should help others, 88% agreed that men should be open to new ideas, new people and new experiences. 8 in 10 felt it imperative that men give back to their community”
Okay, it's a "shift." For it to be a "shift" then wouldn't there had to have been a time when those numbers weren't the norm? Don't blame me because you can't back up your mouth.
I'm just quoting what you said and asking you a question about it and you're dancing like a Kunt.
You claimed that this was a "shift."
“9 in 10 respondents said that men should help others, 88% agreed that men should be open to new ideas, new people and new experiences. 8 in 10 felt it imperative that men give back to their community”
Okay, it's a "shift." For it to be a "shift" then wouldn't there had to have been a time when those numbers weren't the norm? Don't blame me because you can't back up your mouth.
You are one angry little man.
There's a mission and there's crazy. You crossed into nutty a long tim ago.
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As I’ve said before, we millennials are better than you. Imagine being so fucked up you value physical strength over selflessness. Who’s obsessed with their superficial image?
“9 in 10 respondents said that men should help others, 88% agreed that men should be open to new ideas, new people and new experiences. 8 in 10 felt it imperative that men give back to their community”
Remember this is counter to you. This is a shift. Looks like all those participation trophies paid off.
“9 in 10 respondents said that men should help others, 88% agreed that men should be open to new ideas, new people and new experiences. 8 in 10 felt it imperative that men give back to their community”
Remember this is counter to you. This is a shift. Looks like all those participation trophies paid off.
If this is a "shift" then there must have been a time when the number of men who said that they shouldn't help others was less than 9 out of 10. Unless you're saying the "shift" was that it used to be 10 out of 10.
It’s literally the second paragraph of the article.
And none of it says “men don’t care about others”.
Not SuchfagJ, but REAL Jesus.
Sound like REAL Christian values, not the kind today’s Right/Repubs espouse.
You claimed that this was a "shift."
“9 in 10 respondents said that men should help others, 88% agreed that men should be open to new ideas, new people and new experiences. 8 in 10 felt it imperative that men give back to their community”
Okay, it's a "shift." For it to be a "shift" then wouldn't there had to have been a time when those numbers weren't the norm? Don't blame me because you can't back up your mouth.
There's a mission and there's crazy. You crossed into nutty a long tim ago.