Who is an acceptable role model for teenage boys and young men?
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Surely You're Joking has been sitting on my shelf for ages. I've heard many good things.
what makes a role model for teenage boys and young men “acceptable” or “unacceptable”?
People can answer based on their own personal standards, or however they want.
You read my subscriber-only tweets and still say this... too kind.
The fathers of teenage boys and young men. There are few acceptable substitutes.
Post Malone, Elon Musk, Logic, Jordan Peterson, Mr Beast. They're not perfect, just positive.
Honestly, probably me. You can say soldiers or whatever, but we can clearly see moral and intellectual courage is rarer and more needed than the physical kind.
honest answer? probably a guy with under 100 viewers that comes up when you youtube search some extremely specific home repair task and he does a perfect job of showing you how to fix it
My dad. He didn’t cry/complain about women, work, children, the poor, etc. like all these so called “alpha males” on X. He was secure with himself and just took care of the situation and took care of everyone. A real alpha.
The 5 I’d recommend: -@hubermanlab -@jockowillink -@jordanbpeterson -@AlexHormozi -@davidgoggins
Number one should always be their father. This is the role model strategy we must push. Make Fathers Great Again.
@retirementkeys has strong "i wish he was my uncle" vibes. excellent role model/influence. great tweets.
I have instructed my children to model their behavior after @DegreeStudies
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