The Lion Network Brittanie Pope

On this episode we deep dive into what it means to be a masculine man and how that has changes in the past few decades -- and how it differs between the United States and abroad.
 
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Join us on the topic of dating, male female relationships, and health masculine and feminine living!

Often in life, we are challenged to avoid making mistakes, to not own up to our mistakes if we make them, and certainly we lean on our reputation for forgiveness in the unavoidable wake of being mistaken. It seems like the crushing weight of not choosing the right partner, early on, weighs heavy on many of us.
On today’s show, I suggest letting go of the fear that you are unworthy of the love that you long for.  I believe that everyone is a personal magnet for the love they deserve. Sometimes we get the love that we deserve, and it forces us to become better people.
I have been made better by the men who have let me down, rejected me, and lead me astray on my journey. I have been refined to a higher purpose, and I am no longer in fear of my shadow self. Since I am finally able to see my dark side, I can avoid being a maximizer- always looking for the next best option.


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Relationship dynamics in the 21st-century are difficult to navigate. While fragile and soy-fed men and women continue to fill up the dating pool until it reeks of toxic waste, many humans are still trying to sort through what to expect from their counterparts.
On today's show I talk about the disparity between supply and demand of masculine ability. So many women find themselves working hard and pursuing excellence- which makes them uninteresting to the high performing masculine who seek nearly pure feminine traits.
Will men breach this gap emotionally so they can be evenly yolked or will women move out of the workforce? Are single mothers who can still bear children really the worst choice for traditional men?
It's always complicated. Tell me your thoughts!
 
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On today's show I address the plotless dystopian movie Barbie that I unfortunately paid to see. While assuming the film would be a nostalgic and probably left leaning film about pink and feminism- I was quickly surprised to find no plot line and a lot of misandrist mocking of men and traditionalist world views.
While the expectation that this movie would be conservative is laughable, I expected at least a veiled pursual of extreme anti-male propaganda which ended up being the forefront plot. While the males in the movie were sad, pathetic losers- Barbie and the two supporting female leads have to fix the world by restoring women to the top. ⠀
This movie was a waste of two hours and fifteen dollars - should have just watched feminist twitter for two hours instead.
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