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18 Feb 2024
Men don’t want to go to therapy.
It's true.
Why would they?
When the American Psychological Association declared traditional masculinity “harmful.”
And the majority of therapist are women who graduated from woke institutions that want to smash the patriarchy.
And how does sitting around talking about your problems help you become more powerful and successful?
It doesn’t.
The truth is most therapy is useless for men.
You’re better off taking up Ju-Jitsu or hitting the gym, working out your emotions through intense physical exertion.
That said… if you’re honest with yourself, there are times when your emotions get the best of you.
You lash out, reactive.
You get defensive, angry.
You isolate, retreat, blame, make yourself a victim.
You self-sabotage. Procrastinate. Miss workouts. Eat shitty food. Smoke weed. Watch porn.
And then you judge yourself for it. “What the fuck is my problem?”
So you make a vow to be more disciplined.
“This time I’ll commit.”
But you don’t.
Sure, maybe you stick to it for a while, but ultimately the bad behavior returns and you’re back where you started.
You’re in a loop. It’s Groundhog Day.
You’re getting nowhere and you don’t know why.
I’ll tell you why:
ALL YOUR SELF-DESTRUCTIVE BEHAVIOR IS DRIVEN BY UNCONSCIOUS EMOTIONS.
And until you know and understand these emotions, you will never be free.
Master Your Emotions. Master Reality.
Do you believe you create your reality?
You better. Otherwise, you’re at the mercy of events outside yourself, a slave to circumstance.
No freedom or control.
Like a pinball randomly bouncing off bumpers locked inside some ridiculous game.
It’s how life felt for me for a long time.
Until the pain was too much to bear, and I got angry enough to finally face the fear I’d been avoiding all my life.
If you’re still reading this, you probably know what I’m talking about.
What happened?
I woke up and saw the matrix that was running my mind.
A program written in my childhood and reinforced by a culture intent on keeping me weak and small.
I was being ruled by unseen forces inside myself.
It was a powerful awakening.
But it TOOK ME DOWN.
Everything I thought I knew was a lie, and I spun into chaos.
“Who am I?”
“Is anything fucking real?”
I quit my career and went searching.
Radical group therapy. Ayahuasca. Vision Quest. Meditation. Breathwork. I tried it all.
I went to the depths of my darkness, fighting all the way, until finally let go and surrendered to my pain.
And then I saw the light of freedom.
The one true thing.
The Way
What does all this have to do with emotions?
EMOTIONS ARE THE MATRIX.
They are source of every thought and belief you hold.
And it’s your thoughts and beliefs that are the architects of your world.
“So I just need to change my thoughts and beliefs to get what I want?”
Yes, but it’s not that simple.
Because there’s an Agent Smith inside your mind determined keep you down.
And he’s a liar. A tricksters. A killer. And he will stop at nothing.
To really change and make it stick, you have to debug the program.
Then rewrite it at the source.
This means facing your fears and confronting your pain.
It means letting go of your old life to make way for the new.
It means surrendering your ego and letting God work through you.
It means taking responsibility for your life and a total commitment to your mission.
You came here for a reason.
You have something to give.
Something to contribute.
Something to build.
Something to create.
This is your salvation.
And it’s waiting for you...
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It’s not the first time Daniel Moraff promoted an ethically compromised candidate. In a now-deleted article, Moraff boasts, “I worked on the campaign of Debbie Medina, who, despite facing a major scandal in the middle of her campaign, won 40.56% of the vote.” What was the scandal? She admitted to repeatedly beating her son with a belt — a son who went on to murder a 3-year-old.
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Graham Platner was recruited to run for Senate by a pair of socialist political operatives, Daniel Moraff and Leanne Fan, who determined that another prospective candidate had “a skeleton in the closet.”
The Wall Street Journal published a rare interview with the duo on Sunday who revealed they paid “a whole chunk of money” to vet Platner but managed to turn up neither his Nazi ink nor many of his Reddit posts.
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May 10
Most conversations these days are people just advertising the mechanism they’re using to live in denial which has become their core identity. They fear staring at the void that lies behind it since they don’t realize that if you stare at the void long enough it will break before you do
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Also how every beer league game ends.
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It's not Edmonton. It's McDavid. Great player, not a leader.
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Apr 28
Misandry is just women hating how much they love men
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Apr 22
Check out episode 202: Emotional Mastery: From Understanding to Embodiment with David Sutcliffe (@SutcliffeDavid).
🔗 thegreatunlearn.com/sutcliff…
Listen to The Great Unlearn on Apple and Spotify, watch full episodes on YouTube!
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Apr 14
My most feminist take is that while I 100% sympathize with men’s complaints about how annoying and retarded women are, it’s their fault the situation got so out of hand in the first place and the only way to fix it is to take it back by force but of course ain’t nobody want that
Apr 14
One of the biggest reasons foids are getting so out of pocket these days is because of how disconnected and clueless they've become about the male world of violence and how that violence is the only reason they have the cushy pampered lives they do
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Apr 14
It's not patriarchal power. It's a cultural evolutionary trade off. The biggest selection pressure men face is cuckoldry. Women have 100% surety of maternity. Men take paternity assurance largely on trust. If a man is giving all his resources to partner & offspring, with the risk his genetic legacy will be ceased, the least women can do is make sure his cultural legacy continues with his name.
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Apr 14
I thought Inside the Manosphere was lame, superficial, a hit piece.
So I went down to Louisiana to set the record straight and get to know the real @Waller7J. I was not disappointed... (link in comments)
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16 Jul 2025
Trump understands more than anyone a deep truth: everyone EVERYONE is full of shit.
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David Sutcliffe (@SutcliffeDavid) on Andrew Tate (@Cobratate): “warm, friendly, gregarious, welcoming, funny, playful, cheeky”.
The therapist from the Tate interview whom Jordan Stephens (@jordanfstephens) is talking about with Jameela Jamil (@jameelajamil) in the quoted tweet:
DAVID SUTCLIFFE (@SutcliffeDavid) on Andrew Tate (@Cobratate):
TRANSCRIPT:
INTERVIEWER: You mentioned Andrew Tate. That conversation you had with him, the second one in particular, was really fascinating. He had some pretty insightful things to say, and I think, yeah, you're right, vulnerable in some ways, maybe guarded in other ways. But what's Andrew Tate like in real life?
SUTCLIFFE: He's a big sweetie pie.
INTERVIEWER: Yeah?
SUTCLIFFE: Yeah. I mean, at least with me. I'm a little older than him, and he was very respectful to me. But I found him warm and friendly and gregarious and welcoming and funny and playful. He's just a big kid.
INTERVIEWER: He is playful. Yeah. You can see that. He's cheeky.
SUTCLIFFE: Yeah, he’s cheeky. And I think he's enjoying his life, and he's having fun. And he's been given an extraordinary gift with his intellect and his physical stature and the way he looks. I mean, he's right out of a movie or a comic book or something. And I think he knows that. He has an understanding of who he is and how he impacts the world. So there is a degree of self-awareness that is really interesting. He understands his power.
Now, imagine having that kind of power. What do you do with it? And my sense is that he's not always sure what to do. I mean, which I understand. What do you do when you're Andrew Tate? You have all of that. How do you wield that power?
And I think that was really what I was trying to get at in the conversation with him. It's pushing him towards — are you using your power effectively? What's next for you? What fear do you have to confront? Is there another level? Are you not taking responsibility for certain things in your life? Could you step up and be more?
And I found him, particularly in the interview, he was very open. And I mean, from my perspective, I understand on the outside looking in, you could look at it and say, well, he was guarded and he rationalized and he was avoiding. Okay, all of that was true. But he gave me a ton of openings. He said things — I was shocked that he said them because he had to know that when he said that thing, that that was an invitation for me to come in.
And so, yeah, I found him open and willing — a lot more open and willing than a lot of the other people I've interviewed, to be honest. I mean, he's just — clients that I have. Obviously, it was being taped, and so there's a performance to it. And both of us are storytellers. So we understand that we're creating something, so that's a part of it. But, you know, I like Andrew. Yeah.
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Activist: "The water usage for beef is obscene. Thousands of litres per kilogram."
Farmer: "That's rainfall."
Activist: "What?"
Farmer: "The figure includes all the rain that falls on the pasture. The cows drink from the stream. The rain falls whether there's a cow here or not."
Activist: "It's still water consumption."
Farmer: "Should I stop the rain falling on my field?"
Activist: "Grow crops instead. More efficient."
Farmer: "This is a 35-degree slope in the Welsh hills. Show me the crop."
Activist: "Technology..."
Farmer: "To make tractors climb mountains?"
Activist: "There must be a solution."
Farmer: "There is. It's called a cow."
Activist: [checks phone]
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New leader of the Manosphere.
Mar 16
It is 100% true that great men and women of the past were not sitting around moaning about their feelings. I regret nothing.
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Mar 13
Still eagerly awaiting the Louis Theroux documentary on 'toxic masculinity' featuring interviews with the thousands of female victims of grooming gangs.
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Coming in the house off a three day bender, trying to save my relationship but also keeping it real with my wife…
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“Your task is not to seek for love, but merely to seek and find all the barriers within yourself that you have built against it.” – Rumi
The purpose of my work is not transformation, because transformation implies becoming something other than what you already are.
And the truth is, there’s nothing wrong with you.
There is nowhere for you to get. Nothing you need to fix.
Nothing you have to do.
You are already whole. You just refuse to accept yourself.
And when you believe there is something wrong with you, you will continue to create the circumstances to prove yourself right.
And so we must reconcile what seems like a contradiction: in order to change, you must first accept yourself exactly as you are.
This is the Higher Self.
It does not judge. It does not separate. And most importantly, it understands the light and the dark are inseparable, that neither exists without the other.
To banish one is to banish it all.
“The line dividing good and evil cuts through the heart of every human being. And who is willing to destroy a piece of his own heart?” – Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn
And so it is only when we can accept our darkness, our imperfections, our selfishness, our cruelty, that we can also accept our light — our greatness, our power, our gifts, our love.
The work then is not to "fix or improve," but to clear away the illusions that keep us separate from the divine.
I am not enough.
I am too much.
I am alone.
These beliefs are vestiges, attachments, a child’s wrong conclusions. Are you ready to let them go?
The Higher Self says yes to everything. It offers no resistance. It simply allows.
And in allowing, we find the flow. The magic intelligence that permeates all life.
What the Lakota call Wakan: “The supernatural force that is the cause of extraordinary happenings.”
Think about when good things happened for you. Was it because you imposed your will on the world? Or was there some strange synchronicity that allowed events to unfold in your favor?
Was it you controlling this? Or was it something else,
some deeper force within, beyond your comprehension, beyond your rational mind?
This is the power you’re longing for, and it only comes through surrender, by letting go of what keeps you in the illusion of safety.
Now maybe you’re saying, “This sounds woo‑woo.”
I get it. It can sound that way. But the truth is, these concepts are not new. They’re timeless and universal,
expressed in different ways in all the great spiritual and wisdom traditions.
And science is beginning to catch up. Quantum mechanics, conscious realism, and string theory
all point to what the mystics, shamans, and medicine men have been saying for centuries: there is no objective, independent reality “out there”; rather, we project reality out from within.
“We don't see the world as it is, we see it as we are.” – Anaïs Nin
This is why, if we want to master reality, we must first master ourselves, which means deconstructing and taking charge of the perceptual filters that make your world manifest.
And all of that starts with understanding and gaining dominion over the strongest force that is currently in charge of your life: your emotions.
Emotional Mastery For Men starts March 10 inside schoolforkings.com
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