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the old anime reviews are on the Dev Kit side channel, guys
Please make new anime reviews Dev or else I might have to write your name in my Death Note 🗒️ 😂. I’m about as much a gamer as Anita Sarkeesian. I really enjoyed this week’s TikTok Tuesday and I am looking forward to your next video. Thanks 🙏
T is just GBLs in disguise.
You can't actually change that..
Oh nice, I’ll check them out, can’t wait.
@@ZaZaZoo22Yea I’ve been telling him to turn one of the gaming streams into an anime stream.
Dev you need to make a video about trans woman vs trans man experience, it basically shows how rampant misandry is and how hard is it for men to live in the world, there was one woman who dressed as a man to experience the other side and she said she couldn't handle it and ended her life.
Male friends constantly insult each other, but they don't really mean it.
Female friends constantly compliment each other, but they don't mean it either.
I had a non-binary friend who constantly asked me to treat her as if she wasn't a woman, despite asking me to refer to her as 'her', and despite crumpling like a tin can underneath the slightest ribbing, on such a tame level that it'd be the kiddy version of sandbagging that you'd typically save for a 5 year-old boy. She didn't understand that being treated like a man doesn't mean being treated perfectly with constant respect like some kind of manga character, it means good-natured ironic undermining of the pecking order in your friend group, banter and various play-fighting, which she always took as genuine because she had the very female perspective that nobody explicitly insulting you would do so without it being a major and overt break from polite engagement into a genuine undermining of the pecking order. I genuinely think she thought men interacted in some kind of chuuni cabal, like Death Note characters, being suave and aggressive in turn but never showing it to women. She was very tumblr-brained and thought of women, especially queer women, as deep and complex, but failed to grasp the level of subtlety required to acknowledge that seeing men as a total parallel society should suggest that her stereotypes did not give her a perfect image of the largest minority population on Earth (Men reproduce at higher levels but die off faster, so women outnumber us slightly at the global scale), setting impossible and outright unstated expectations that I've seen echoed quite a lot by perpetually dissatisfied tumblr-brained women who see straight guys as Neolithic reptiles and gay guys as zoo monkeys.
Men operate at a higher wavelength than women, not necessarily as praise or condemnation so much as a representation of explicitness, we're louder in our expression and largely abandon subtlety in presenting our opinions of one another in favor of very explicit gestures, which is largely because we represent extreme physical threats to one another and too much shady behavior implies we might be planning to pull a knife out at some point. Having this misrepresented as simpleminded and indicative of a lower level of social complexity was pretty much the first thing that ever irked me about speaking to feminists, even when in the earliest cases I was a young 11 year-old Democrat-for-life who was sure Obama had slain the dragon of racism, by somehow winning a popular vote against all odds because of that 90% evil racist redneck population the US had until exactly the moment he was sworn in.
The lesson here is that I'm sure trans people do exist, and so do natural primadonnas seeking a quick and trendy route towards social approval and the opportunity to write fanfics about how unique they are, as it is a quick shortcut to personal validation that carries none of the burden of actually investing effort into oneself. Live and let live, but tell the stories until you're certain karma has arrived.
EDIT: Worthy context here is that I'd be very overt in changing my tone and body language whenever I was doing this, and would always frame it in comedic terms with a presentation I knew from experience would make her laugh - I'm autistic, but I do have pattern recognition. She was just kind of a mean person looking back at it all, but it goes to show that participating in a new community does mean learning the language and understanding that your disadvantage is self-chosen and not everyone else's responsibility.
I don't think that all men are like this or that this is universal. My wife's best friend (female) can only communicate using insults while my best friend (male) and I basically never insult each other. I also know a lot of men who don't like the type of person (male or female) that just insult you for the sake of it.
@@Wolf_ManJack If someone said there non-binary i would just avoid that person like a virus.
Every female “friend“ who constantly insulted me turned out to be toxic and gossipy type of mean girl.
Holy fuck this is a great comment.
"Men alienated and suicidal, ex-women most affected."
They’re exceptionally ugly women, but they’re still women. Her mannerisms and evidently her emotional needs are still 100% those of a woman. Men have deep friendships, they’re just completely different than women’s friendships, and she doesn’t understand that she isn’t wired the way actual men are.
😂😂😂😂
Considering the leftist strategy for the last decade has been "double down, no matter how ridiculous we look," I fully expect this to be an actual headline in the next few years.
"Nobody told me how lonely being a man was!" Welcome to the club, we don't have jackets because nobody cared enough to give them to us.
I ended up just ordered mine. Way easier than waiting for someone to hand me one.
@@Wolf-zp5iw Well, no, if he'd been outwardly fem-presenting his whole life, he's been treated like a girl. Of course he doesn't know what it's like now. I've found the same thing with MTF women: they tend to *get* masculine things a lot better than cis women do. Case in point: every single trans woman I've talked to about being suicidal has been understanding and supportive, and *every single* cis women I've talked about it with has either gotten mad or made it about herself.
Absolutely true... It's fantastic, enjoy it.
@@dougformerlysekkohegane9303 Look at Mr. Personal Agency over here. I bet you also think you have the ability to affect the world around you and make improvements and whatnot. Not me. I'm just going to sit here and complain until I get my jacket. Any day now.
"Women see themselves as perpetually oppressed because they only compare themselves to high status men, and don't even see low status men as human".
The woman who lived as a man for 18 months was Norah Vincent. By her own admission she never fully recovered from the experience, which exacerbated her long term depression. She took her own life in 2022.
"Men are suffering. They have different problems than women have, but they don't have it better. They need our sympathy, they need our love, and they need each other more than anything else. They need to be together."
-- Norah Vincent, _Self-Made Man_
RIP one of the good ones.
Yes and No. While it's truly horrific that the experience was so negative she took her own life, if her pre-conceived notions had been validated you know she couldn't wait to come back with a smug "I told you so" tone.
That's very sad she did that, I knew her discovery had an impact on her but I never knew it made her depressed enough to do that...
@@thisismyyoutubecommentacco6302 yeah cause thats what we need more of
assuming the worse in others
been working out great the past 10 years
@thisismyyoutubecommentacco6302 But she changed her pre-conceived notions because of the experience. That's commendable in and of itself. She could've come out of it and decided it would damage her ideology and not say anything. But she chose to speak up based on taking a new perspective.
@@thisismyyoutubecommentacco6302
If her preconceived notions were validated, she would have been correct. At least partially. She had her epiphany when those notions fell apart.
Watching women realize what it's like to be a man is tragic, yet beautiful
It's perverse. Call me a simp if you will, but they should not be subjected to it. To live a day in our shoes and learn some empathy, sure, but they are being mutilated and irreparably mutated by hormones.
They fell for the "men have it ez" meme, beyond br00tal, soon they gonna be blackpilled to oblivion on how much it sucks to be a man 😂
Ironically enough it shows he doesn't REALLY understand what it's like. The first thing he says (or implies) is that men lack things like emotional depth, when they don't.
Funnily enough, it goes in both directions, but the sexes tend to transition for different reasons and feel like they're passing under different circumstances. So nobody ends up satisfied, but the reason is off.
Mostly beautiful.
Few things piss me off more than women thinking they can explain manhood to men. Or define it for us.
Seeing reality smacking them in the face is absolute gold!!
"Fix your people"- her empty little head will explode when she encounters real crime statistics.
No. Unfortunately nothing changes until they become a statistic.
You think she doesn't know?
The thing is, if you point out "Her people" and what they do, that would be "racist," and here's the thing, I am talking about the people, alive, today, not people from the 18th Century.
The huge difference between her and myself is this; I don't blame every black person for what goes on in their communities, I blame the individuals involved.
@@PunksterOS were the individuals not rised by the community?
@@user-cs4su3ng9lwhat community? For all the talk about black community this, black community that, African Americans are just like every other American in that they're just grateful and happy to live in a free, individualist society. That's why half the babies don't come out of the womb. That's why they can't abandon sex positivity for monogamous families that actually build the "community" they're trying to build.
Mayo Devils.
Archenemy of Mustard Jesus and His servants, the Ketchup Angels.
With the Relish Nephilim being the Mayo Devil’s offspring after they have sex with a human
The BBQ sauce Buddhists just want everyone to get along and achieve nirvana
The Horseradish heathens want in on this.
Relish Krisha shall bless you
Mustard Jesus? lol
"My experience as a man hasn't been great but that in no way invalidates the ideological beliefs that are the root cause of every negative experience I'm currently talking about" Fuck sake.
That was the thing that made me give zero shits about anything she had to say.
Yep,
It's like the bicycle meme
I felt sympathy for her until that. She cares more about ideology than her own life; I won't feel bad when she suffers for her cause, it's what she wants.
Pretty much everyone in this comment section complaining about this is fucking wild. Don't get me wrong, he's not super bright going 8 years without understanding male friendships, but neither are any of you who believe that more than 1 group can't be suffering at any given time. All he said was, "I know other people have a hard time, but it turns out white guys also have a hard time." That statement is obviously true, different people (and demographics) suffer in different ways.
@@Holo___X *she* complained about how hard it is to be a guy then immediately threw out the idea that the progressive ideology that she believes could be wrong about how men are treated in society. If that's not lacking introspection than I don't know what is. Don't defend this shit.
With regard to the trans man one, I feel like this is a person that never once bothered to ask what it was like being a guy and just assumed everything. Especially with the jab at white cis men and all that. Men have been very open and vocal about how shit the male experience is, so if you don't know, it's because you willfully ignoring it and pretending it's something else until you find out directly yourself.
That's what happens when you let people with mental illnesses do whatever they want and believe them when they claim something will fix the problem.
They don't know what being the other gender is like, how could they? They're infatuated with the IDEA of the other gender based on stereotypes they've seen.
I also resent the idea that women's relationships are deeper than men's. I've known many female friends whom have had major fights with their supposed best friend and are no longer on speaking terms. I have friends that I haven't talked to in years but if they needed me to travel to the backwoods of Virginia- id be there as soon as I could. In reality, women tend to create and break friendships much easier than men, but men forge fewer but stronger bonds.
To be honest, we do indeed do that. We see things from our perspective and just expect everybody else's perspective to be the same. That's why people with some sensory deficiencies (being color-blind, being unable to smell, etc) can only get diagnosed as adults, as children they just think it's normal, or want to be like everyone else.
Personally while I don't have anything against the tik-toker, I do take exception with "I am an emotionally mature man." Why, why would you think that? You see any other tik-toks of men crying on camera because life is hard? Because they can't take the loneliness and isolation anymore? You can't take it anymore but you have plenty of things to say about men, lack of "depth", etc? That's just bloody insulting.
@@joeldykman7591women's friendships, the ones he talks about, are not deeper. I believe women have far more friendships, but they are mostly shallow. They simply replace the few deep relationships guys can have with many shallow ones. I'm not saying they are wrong in this, but I believe men form much deeper connections.
@@joeldykman7591Yeah I’m not to sure how people came to the conclusion that women have better friends and that men don’t know how to love and support each other. It’s been know for millennia in countless stories, tales, and religions that the bonds formed by men, especially those forged in war, are far stronger than any sexual desire or lust could ever be. I guess we just watched a few generations of neurotic metropolitan men who were and are constantly in a race to the top no matter the consequences and decided that is how men have always been.
"Nobody told me how lonely being a man was!"
Norah Vincent did, 17 years ago. Living undercover as a man for 18 months broke her so profoundly that she ultimately ended up offing herself in 2022.
As mean as this is going to sound, it demonstrates how that trans man isn't really a man, no matter how much they'd like to think they are. They're still thinking like a woman, approaching making friends like a woman, still approaching life with a very female mindset. As much as they want to appear male on the outside they are still very female on the inside
Well shit
Good
In Voluntary Madness, Vincent details her decade-long history with treatment-resistant depression, saying: "...my brain was never quite the same after I zapped it with that first course of SSRIs."
You sure there is not anything else to that story that may have broken her (brain)?
@@meanmole3212 Well Her brain was already broken, pretending to be a man just finished her off.
It takes 40 leftists to even compare to the racial power of a single gamer.
and that single gamer isn't even serious about it.
@@Fuzzycat16 They plan and research their slurs for months, carefully timing their use, only for little to no effect. A gamer drops his slurs when he wants over game mechanics, and the collateral damage is nigh-uncountable.
I've never even heard the name of a black person on tiktok saying white slurs.
EVERYONE has seen the bridge clip. I don't even need to say more, that says it all.
8:50 my god the "look what they have to do to mimic a fraction..." that had me wheezing.
Women form relationships based on who they are, men form relationships based on what they do.
Yep. Women use feminine speech communities relying on relational talk while men use masculine speech communities with instrumental talk. It's sad that this isn't taught to younger ages because it could help with miscommunication between the sexes.
@@ChillstoneBlakeBlast Yes, that is the more toxic version of relationship formation, but women do that same exact thing, which means it's not unique to Masculine groupings.
I think most people create friendships around shared interests or beliefs.
Idiots form opinions based on generalizations.
I think people are too quick to dichotomize things about men and women. It's not that men can't form relationships based on who they are, in fact, that's how most male friendships form: simply being in the same place and becoming friends. Women are able to form relationships because the current generation is defined by an overarching "sisterhood" that men simply do not have an equivalent to. We used to, but the majority of all-male associations have been demonized, especially fraternities. The average person is most likely going to associate with an already formed group, and new people are less likely to be added to that group when men do not have an overarching sense of brotherhood, leaving a few guys in their own groups that gradually grow apart over time, and a bunch of other guys outside of these groups who have neither the opportunity nor the will to find join one of their own.
Back in college, I had a good friend who I basically did everything with. Same professor for history right after lunch? We'd trade days napping in the front row while the other took notes. Both had a super late night lab? Always worked together. There was a stupid sailing class where you got to sail actual 2-person boats? Hell yes you bet we did that too.
And then we'd spend every night in the common area playing Magic: the Gathering, watching shitty movies or playing single player games as a group with our friends. After we both graduated, we went our separate ways and didn't really talk for 5 years. Maybe a message over Skype (and later discord) where we'd send each other stupid memes or new shows but no real conversations. One day, I get a message asking if I still lived around the same area because he was going to be in town for business and he wanted a place to crash.
We spent the weekend on the gulf in my sailboat and the evenings playing Magic. Didn't really even need to catch up on our life events or talk about stuff aside from introducing him to my wife and kids. Just slotted right back into the friendship as though no time had passed.
I get the feeling women just don't *get* the kind of friendships men have.
From the shit I see in work, it seems like missing one night out with your friends is enough for some girls to essentially never speak with each other again. Or something totally mundane that isn't even negative, like just getting a new job. Obviously not all of them, but it does seem like there's a way pickier "you better watch your step because I can make other friends" kind of vibe.
My hubby has a friend like that! Met him in cross training (he went from weapons loader troop to INTEL) and they've been friends for, gosh, 30 years now? (Dann we old lol) But yeah; a random text or meme once in a while , then when going thru wherever currently living, briefly visit and bs before moving on.
Now, me? I've got ONE friend from high school that I still talk to, but my best friend is my sister in law. Otherwise, I just hang with my hubby (it helps that we game together a lot, have some hobbies in common, etc). Women friendships are too time consuming, frankly.
I would bet that you are right on the trans man making friends. Probably still trying to make friends in a feminine way and a lot of guys aren’t receptive to that. It does make you question the “male” or “female” brain stuff many trans activists like to pull out. If you truly had a male brain, wouldn’t you be able to make friends in the male way?
It’s all a load of hutzpah. But I guess when you’ve already spent years brainwashing yourself and destroying your body over it, you start to fall into the age old sunk cost fallacy. Who could’ve seen this coming?? (Anybody honest could have).
Yep, my thoughts exactly. If you having a hard time connecting with people of your gender because you still apply the logic you learned while being the opposite, no wonder you end up not being able to.
That would make me think he was being a creep. Also notice how the mannerisms are still very feminine.
It's less about male / female brain and more about social conditioning and life experience. They spent most of their life (to this point) as a female and so that is their experience. This clip perfectly demonstrates why I'm so doubtful about so many of these tranistioners. Like "I'm a trans man / woman!", why? There doesn't seem to be anything remotely masculine / feminine about you!?!?
Also calls into question their "everything is a social construct" nonsense. By "calls into question", I mean it's all complete bullshit.
I had roughly the same response as you regarding the trans man at the end. They were approaching the problem of male friendship from a fundamentally feminine perspective, and so had the wrong toolkit for the job.
The comment about how "it's valid to be afraid of cis white men" is also a dead giveaway of the kind of belief he has. Not very surprising that someone who openly says shit like that would probably not find many men interested in being friends with them.
@@LeoVital No wonder men don't want to be friends with him. Can't imagine what he does say in privacy.
Crazy "Bleach Demon" Lady: "you're part of the problem, fix your people"
Me: "Right back at you there 13/50"
im SHOCKED we didnt hear a smoke detector beep.
12/60
@@fikretdemir4818
2023 numbers, you are correct
Looks like some people are getting better, while others are getting worse. Who’d have thought? ;p
@@scooterdescooter4018_hey, I understood that reference_
@@e.c.winner7252thats life.
Hugging random women in the bathroom in a bar is having "depth" and "close friendships?" Lmao
I can tell you as a transwoman, guys bonding over a random interest is the equivalent of women bonding over random interests. It's that women are likely to do this in the bathroom while men encounter friends seemingly at random.
When you're incredibly shallow I'm sure that that kind of behaviour would be regarded as depth.
It's weird how often I hear stuff like this. "Oh I'm SUPER caring and friendly, I gave a random girl a tampon once, and sometimes give people painkillers." like huh? is that like a mark of pride for you? Some of them even sound outright skeevy. "Oh we're best friends, I covered for her so they guy she was dating wouldn't find out something" as if lying to other people for your friend is a really good thing people will be proud of. When most correctly identify that if you lie for them, you'd lie TO them.
I've never bonded with a woman in the bathroom so I must be doing this woman sht wrong too 😅
I've heard transwomen say women being nice to them and complimenting their shoes meant they were bffs or some sht and I felt bad for them since those women were clearly being shallow and pretend nice in the situation they described. There was nothing else nice to say so they filled it with something because their only motivation was to make themselves seem nice and good. It's not that deep. Men aren't like this by default. They aren't going to tell you your shoes look good unless they genuinely think you're wearing nice shoes (most likely sneakers) unless they're into shoes. And for a woman saying she identifies as a man, she lacks a basic understanding of her own sex's common traits aa well as the one she claims to be. It's honestly hilarious. If she was a man in the slightest she wouldn't be crying on TikTok about this in the first place.
@@sianais For a guy "You've got nice shoes" usually means he's into shoes like sneakers and is actually complimenting you. Or you're a cute girl and he will compliment you on anything because you are a cute girl. You could wear a garbage bag and he'd say you really picked the quality one. For girls it seems like "You've got nice shoes" is a filler compliment they use when they can't find an actual thing they like about you. Similar with "bubbly personality" "you are glowing" and "where did you get that bag?"
Clark is absolutely right about everything. People who want pride flags everywhere to feel accepted just want special treatment and it makes the sane members look bad.
I have yet to experience bigotry in my adulthood that I can't just let slide. The worst is someone saying things like "you're confused". So what? It's not like I'm going to be killed for it. I've been through worse anyway.
You are not confused in fact you have been lied to
@@user-cs4su3ng9l Nah, dude, I'm pretty sure she's got a good understanding of what her own sexual orientation is.
And the "you're confused" is, I'd argue, comparable to the idea of "toxic masculinity" that men have to listen to endlessly, about how society made our psyche wrong, and that what we experience as our personality isn't really real, and we should be more (outwardly) emotional, and so on - people are always trying to tell men how to act and feel and that everything about us is wrong, while women, gays, trans, everyone else is supposed to be endlessly validated.
Obviously these are generalizations but it does seem that the more privileged one is supposed to be according to intersectionalist logic, the more it is accepted and even encouraged to treat them like garbage, while people lower on the intersectionalist hierarchy of privilege must be treated like dainty porcelain dolls and require constant validation.
It's sad because it dehumanizes literally everyone and actively opposes the idea of equal rights and equal treatment.
Personally I've definitely dealt with bigotry BUT the problem is I've always gotten far worse from other LGBT people. Rather poetically ironic how the group supposedly so loving towards their own end up being far more spiteful and hate filled than most of their detractors
Same with racism, I'm Black and I'm from one of the Whitest regions in my country, while I had a White father people never saw me as "Dutch" and I got treated the same as any new immigrant... 0 actual racism from people, well, the amount I experienced in my life in the West I can count on 1 hand. Meanwhile in the Far East I experience more than that walking through 1 street. Including people yelling slurs and insults or making monkey noises and goofy faces. NONE of these things ever happened in any Western country I visited (even Russia).
8:00 "fix your people, bruh"
Imagine if someone had said that to her.
"You know the whole gang violence thing? Fix your people, sis."
Let her have it. It's not serve she thinks it is.
That trans-person makes me so angry. Literally decided to attempt to be a man, without understanding what that means, only to find out they don't like it, and that's the fault of... men failing to be women.
It would seem that they brought the lack of personal accountability portion of being a female with them on their man journey.
Being a man means being a responsible dude even when society is shit to you. Guys can't complain and have their issues taken seriously. we have to make ourselves feel better.
I mean he hasn't detransitioned yet, he's just airing grievances. Nothing wrong with that in my mind.
Angry? I was laughing my ass off. "Oh, being a man isn't easier in every single way all the time? OH NOOO."
11:00 The claim is "I feel like the opposite gender" but I guess this shows a lack of understanding of what the other gender feels like.
That's a funny yet good point. She claims to be a dude, but is shocked to find out what being a dude is like.
Stuff like this leads me to believe transgenderism is all just projection. Men over-identifying with their anima (their internal image of what females are like) and women over-identifying with their animus (their internal image of what men are like). According to Carl Jung's Analytic Psychology, the goal should be to integrate the anima/animus within the self, instead of ignoring it or letting it consume the ego.
My theory on the trans man complaining about being a man. For one, friendship for women looks different than it does for men. So her difficulty with making strong male friends could just be attributed to her not setting her expectations realistically. She may like the asthetic of masculinity, but the essence of it still eludes her and in fact she abhors it.
Exactly. The differences between the genders go beyond the physicals.
I would not ever want to have the kind of friendships women have with each other.
@@kurosan0079 True on average, for sure. Individually, not so much, but yeah.
I would add one thing - male friendships are based on mutual respect. Respect that is earned with hard work.
We don't care to make each other feel good just because one of us isn't pulling his weight.
We certainly do care to support and prop up our own, brothers, so to speak. And brotherhood is forged, not gifted.
Trans guy / woman over here wants that same free pampering she received back in her days as a woman without putting in the work. Basically falls at the first hurdle and goes on to cry online in a desperate attempt to gather unearned sympathy.
But what it implicitly refutes is that a person can be born in the wrong body. If they were they'd have experienced or anticipated these issues as their actual selves.
That dude riding the rails at the end was fucning awesome lmao.
i now wanna play sa2
that was soo cool
can someone find that video and send it
Yeah, I thought of Sunset Overdrive when I saw that.
Can you feel life,
Moving through your mind?
Oooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooowoooooooooooooooooooooooooooo
Mayo Devil girl -> people found her BF is white...
Something about streets and sheets?
Thats crazy.
Mayo Devils would be a sweet name for a metal band.
Agreed
Yeah,but I still think "Occasion of Sin" is the best name that hasn't been used.
It's a Pantera cover band
Sounds like deviled eggs with mayo. Theyd be called mayo devils.
@@sadboi714 I'm curious how you make deviled eggs without mayo you wizard.
Okay normally these TikTok videos are just a painful injection of distilled cringe, but that autograph video sent my sides into orbit. Thank you for that.
"I'm an emotionally mature man, who's crying on this TikTok", uhuh.. about that.
Dude gets some T from a bottle and grows a beard and thinks he is a man, what an absolute joke 😂
Bullrings in the nose (along with bright colored hair) are usually a dead giveaway that the person is unhinged.
Not to mention that it looks nasty too, like boogers hanging out off the nose all the time.
@manwithausername4089 I don't understand its appeal either. Also besides looking like a booger; imagine how gross it gets when actual boogers and snot gets stuck there. 😬🤢
Yes, even cute women look less cute with the bull ring. And I'm no prude, I don't have a problem with tattoos and piercings. But face tattoos and certain piercings are just not cute on women, period.
@@markzuckergecko621 I agree. It makes every attractive person instantly look ugly. Its like having rotten teeth.
Septum piercing is a deal breaker, 100%. I really don't like any piercings or tattoos, honestly. You were given your body by your gods and ancestors, why do you need to pierce and graffiti it?
@@TheLurker1647Not sure I get the logic, if I get a blank wall from my god and ancestors, do I not have the right to decorate it ? If I think it’d be prettier with murals on it, should I still refrain ?
Now granted the average tattoo is hardly the chapel Sixtine but for some reason I don’t think it’d change much for you if it was.
"i'm an emotional mature man" no you're not. a emotionally mature man wouldn't film themselves crying on Tik Tok.
Men deal with their problems by shouting at their phone while sitting in their truck and wearing wraparound shades.
@@TreblainePunching or kicking something that makes a loud bang when you hit it like a metal trashcan or a blackboard works wonders for my psyche.
@@Ballin4Vengeance Lifting heavy things or drinking lots of beer are also excellent methods of dealing with emotions.
Emotionally mature men realize that emotions should rarely, if ever, be shown.
@@cavalierliberty6838and thats part of why I have an incredibly higher suicide rate than women do
The trans guy sayings loneliness is the hardest thing, that is why gaming have become much more powerful. the ability to spend hours doing something like gaming and finding people like you online helps a lot to cast off the loneliness.
I'd rather be lonely than have to associate with degenerates and their sympathizers.
Yep, big reason I saw so many MMO players in the military. It was a built in community that could travel with you from duty station to duty station and would always be there.
And this is why we Rock and Stone.
@@Cross_Malaki ROCK N' STONE BROTHA
@@ChillstoneBlakeBlast i wouldnt blame the trans community for some social asshats forcing the idea of representation up the gaming industry ass. It was more often than no some Savior complex idiot that thinks making every character female or black make them the messiah
"for white girls it's dogpilled, for black people it's monkey pilled"
Me: *holds it in*
I cant believe I live in an era where people react to a phone like they do a gun
That is a great analogy. It’s wielded as a weapon against one’s livelihood and social life.
A social gun perhaps.
I've worked in an industry where I was recorded on a phone all the time. The trick is, be totally polite all the time while doing your job, and keep that up when you know the phone is out.
"You're being recorded!"
"That's perfectly fine. My security cameras are recording everything as well. Here is my name a licence number. Can I get your name? Can I see your ID? Well, you're refusing to identify yourself and you're engaging in a prohibited activity on private property, so I'm going to direct you to leave."
The camera coming out only has power because you let it (or your employer is actually a racist on their side). Real experience of mine:
"You're being racist by telling me I can't rollerblade here!"
"Nobody is allowed to rollerblade here, regardless of who they are. The same rule applies to everybody."
"That's racist!"
The parallels between cameras and guns have been drawn many a time
Unironically yes if anyone was getting a phone out to record me I would try to disarm them.
Your life can be ruined it's better to use violence.
Worst part is working in service is not when people pull out a camera when something is already hapening, it's the people that come in filming and deliberately try to provoke you for content.
I'm so glad my days as a server ended long before the social media era started in full swing. I'm pretty sure I would have gotten fired punching someone in the face for trying some bullshit just to get clicks.
Yep; used to work for Bass Pro and I had some dipshit try to livestream with me after Parkland for clout. I told him to fuck off before I helped him leave.
It probably should be on the company at this point to have a social media protocol for this so employees have a "go-to" when the cameras are out for the company to back them up and for them to prevent getting fired. How else would you expect every employee that faces the customer to become a media representative at a drop of a hat?
I'm a big anime guy as well as politics guy. I'd be here for both.
I agree
Hear Hear! good sir.
Same
I would love to see both the politics and anime stuff
I’m a big tits guy and also a ass guy
A black person telling _me_ to "fix my people" is just magical
And I wouldn't even try to argue. It's not even worth taking seriously, speaking as a bleach demon.
@@SubtleStair Snow devil here and i agree.
@@Fuzzycat16Cum Caliban here, I agree
What gets me about the trans man video is that he STILL takes a jab at the "CIS white male" boogeyman. It's like he has to pay a fee to the progressive crowd if he wants to talk about men in any way that isn't negative.
That's absolutely a thing, if she doesn't precede or sprinkle demonization of the devil, aka, straight white men, then she will be labelled a traitor and all her words will fall to deaf ears.
Because those people never learn, merely blame.
I am a trans man, and I refuse to use the word "cis". Just say man or woman. To the crybaby I say stop policing language and stop using what is effectively a belittling perjorative when talking about normal people and maybe then you will be accepted.
8:07 “You’re a part of the problem. Fix your people, bro.” ……said by a black person……
And these are the same people who claim it's racism to point out 13/50.
@@thisismyyoutubecommentacco6302Only is if you're using it to say all black people
@@ThisisKyle this bitch in the video told us to “fix our people” so frankly, if she’s gonna go there, it feels appropriate.
@@ThisisKyle If they don't want people to think "all" they should probably spend less time actively defending criminals.
@@RiorozenChange that from race to economic status. You’ll begin to see it’s always been a poverty issue and all the yelling about skin color has always been a con to keep us at each other’s throats.
>dev already forgot the intro
BRUH
As an ageing gen xer, i can tell you crowd surfing was overwhelming done by the crowd. Occasionally band members would jump but you had to have a presence with the crowd. For example Cory Taylor from slipknot could safely jump knowing he would get caught. These SoundCloud rappers might want to think twice before jumping.
It definitely depends on the genre and band playing.
Even rappers who are really well liked don't crowdsurf, partially because they're generally on stage wearing ridiculous jewelry and designer clothes that someone will probably try to snatch.
Maybe if the crowd isn't all holding their phones up with one hand.
Punk, metal, hardcore shows...crowdsurfing was common. It was fun, everyone did it. People still do it. Depends on the music, the venue and the people though.
The trans man seems like the type to ask "But how did watching Optimus Prime rip off The Fallen's face make you *feel*?"
She’s a woman, she only transitioned because its sounded cool, “I’m a emotionally mature man” no you are a child.
It made me want to go make metal plate armor that I can turn into a car and go hunt bad versions of me
thx for the transformers reference
btw it was badass
It was f-ing awesome
it was euphoric. peak cinema.
Ive seen that trans man and his crocodile tears before right up until he talks about how it's OK for people to hate on white men. He helped create this environment so he made his bed. Let him lay in it.
Her*
It's funny how he is talking about men like they're subhuman compared to women
@@nicolaspeigne1429 Most woman are pretty casual misandrists, You just have to notice the way to refer to men and wonder if they would be laughing and smiles if men gave woman the same treatment most woman give men haha.
I hope more woman make man hating more blatant, It will just radicalize more men that way and men might get up off their assess and defend themselves.
"Women see themselves as perpetually oppressed because they only compare themselves to high status men, and don't even see low status men as human".
Black people will make up terms to try to match the N word, but I've heard from those same people that "mayo monkey" (and other black slurs with white prefixes) isn't/aren't as bad as the N word. They know they can't get it but they want to be that hurtful.
Male friendships appear shallow if you dont experience them. But in my experience if a guy is your friend, not acquaintance but like an actual friend. Then you will be friends for years. A random phone call after years of not talking and youll still be cool. If girls dont talk for a couple months they just kinda go cold and end all communication whatsoever. Just personal expeience though so feel free to disagree.
No, that's my experience too, and this is coming from a woman who's struggled with friendship her whole life. Nearly all of my female friends as a minor are practically strangers now, though if any of them reached out, I'd welcome them back with open arms. Maybe I'm on the spectrum considering I got along better with the guys in my life or that I'm closer in age to the males in my family than the females, but either way, one day without talking to females friends always, always, seemed to end in us becoming strangers within the week
"I'm an emotionally-mature man"
Said while crying, after having spent the last minute being overly-emotional.
I think Better Bachelor had an epiphanous take on the trans dude. This is NOT an "emotionally mature man", this is an emotionally mature woman posing as male. Men get socialized into their role. They learn to deal with the loneliness and they learn to rely on themselves and no one else. This person has never gone through male puberty, and now "he" plunged into a world "he" wasn't prepared for, head first.
This is what fathers help their sons out with. This is wisdom passed from old men to young ones. This is why you can simply say "get a grip" to an actual man and he will understand what you mean. This individual doesn't and the lesson will be that much harder, because it is happening later in life.
Well said.
Hot take: "He" is not emotionally mature by any metric. No taking of accountability, blaming cis white men for everything, and thinking a quick interaction in a bathroom is anything more than the most shallow of niceties.
>I just recorded like an hours worth of stuff
YES, WE'RE FINALLY GETTING THE TRUCKERS VIDEO!
Pffft😂
Crowdsurfing and stagediving still happens at metal shows, specifically thrash/crossover metal. Not just bandmembers but also other mosh-enthusiastic fans will jump up on stage and then jump into the crowd and the crowd will carry them around for a bit. I did it myself now and then when I was younger. Good times.
I've been at shows where bands are specifically encouraging crowd surfing, In Flames to be specific.
No, not "specifically thrash/crossover metal." It happens regularly at all kinds of metal and hardcore shows.
@@Trisketit depends on the band and genre. I know the bigger acts don't really do it ever since dimebag got snuffed.
Hell, even basic club nights without live bands there'll be crowdsurfing. What lame-ass podunk towns are people living in?
@@Trisket My bad, "specifically" was the wrong choice of words. Non-native English speaker. "Particularly" would've been more accurate. Though I'm pretty sure it never happens at black metal gigs.
Imagine it took you years of surgeries and permanent damage to your body's functionality, including sterilisation, to understand that men are not handed a golden ticket to life for free...
I understand the struggle, but she did it to herself.
@@trinitylovesyou6868 Seems like delusions then, cause you sure as hell can't become the opposite sex, and in this case, it really does seem like she thought life would be easier as a man.
I simply do not buy this weird ideology.
@@trinitylovesyou6868then why tf would you if u think its gonna be bloody worse ya fking git
Yeah, being a man is lonely. But the loneliness isn't that bad when you get used to it, you just have to come to terms with the fact that the vast majority of women close to you in your life would rather you fall off your white horse than open up to then! Then it's great!
I think the thing is that most of us have had about 20 years (or more) to figure that out, and this poor bastard just got thrown in the deep end and is having to learn as he goes. We've had a whole lifetime to build up an immunity to the toxicity and loneliness of being a man. I have nothing but pity for anyone who's not had that time.
Not just that but don't forget hate and sexism to men is perfectly ok by America.
Boo hooing to women solves nothing. They don't care, no one cares and that's ok. The force solitude is where men are built. You either get over it or you end up crying on tiktok.
Men are weird. I was once part of a group of 8 dudes that all individually passed then stopped our cars because we saw a guy trying to push his stalled car into his sloped driveway. Together we got that car up the hill in just a couple minutes then parted ways like scattering roaches without introducing ourselves. I still pass that house regularly and I’ve even delivered food to that house several times.
And then everyone clapped...
What's missing in the trans man experience is what she said, she expects men to bond like women do in the bathroom or whatever when we don't. We do not talk in the bathroom with men we don't know and even then we don't really. What men do with bonding is considered toxic by people like the crying "emotionally mature man", and this person said they want men to be more like women because that's all they know and understand with peer bonding. They think they're a man because beard and tshirt, but have no idea how men are and is crying we aren't like women.
Even the idea that women's relationships are deeper than men's shows they assumed being a man should be like being like a woman, despite men saying how it is online. Men can get in a fist fight with their friend and become inseparable best friends after that. I wouldn't be surprised if they approached every interaction like a woman would while trying to fit in and it weirded everyone out
My mom and sisters could never fathom how little I actually knew about my friends besides the interests we shared. “What’s his last name” idk I just play games with him/ do this hobby. “What’s he do for work?” How should I know we just fish together and talk about warhammer. And they’re deep friendships that last to this day despite neither of us knowing this surface level mundane shit about each other lol.
The insults always seem to confuse them too, how two guys calling each other slurs can have strong and long-lasting friendships while their friendships crumble after one of them doesn't like the other's dress.
Mayo Devils sounds like something you'd come up with when trying to remember what Devil May Cry is called
Dude, when you said “look what they need to mimic a fraction of our power.” I did the best fucking villain laugh every.
I think there's simply a difference in how women and men bond. I'm a pretty introverted guy, i don't like people that much and generally avoid socializing with randos but even i manage to have friends and acquaintances i can rely on. Idk if it's something determined by biology or culture, but being a man is not inherintly as lonely as this person claims.
Because we bond over seemingly stupid shit like Warhammer... we just can't explain it, like SFO says.
it' 100% biology.
I grew up in Brazil and my friendgroup was a mix of white/black/native/japanese/arab, no kidding, and we were all the same kind of little turd you can find anywhere in the world.
Yeah, there were some cultural differences, but it was never too hard to find each other's sense of humor and to bond over little nothings.
Women have showed me again and again that they just can't do that. It is almost as it is inverted. If for men making each other laugh and doing things together builds bonds women will only do these things *after* the bond is made.
Dev, I think the documentary you are talking about is actually a book titled 'Self-Made Man' written by Norah Vincent
I think the SFO Deathnote review would be a good April’s Fools video or something
‘I’m an emotionally mature man…’
Why did I get the feeling that this was an emotionally mature woman who became a man, and that’s why he was struggling so much. There are great benefits to being a man, but you need to be ready to handle the burdens. From my experience, building relationships as man, even deep ones is very easy.
(If you want to know how to develop a deep relationship with a man, go climb a mountain together.)
I've seen crowd surfing go both ways. I've seen people get caught and passed around, I've watched people just hit the floor. One dude literally tried to climb me to crowd surf. It didn't work out for either of us. But I played along and tried to give him a leg up, only to have the people behind him try to throw him back onto me. It was a hot mess.
There's definitely a minimum crowd density you need for crowdsurfing to be feasible. If there aren't enough people, you can't expect one person to catch you and hold you up on his own. Looks like that's what happened here.
This is why I can't stand it. Being 6'2 I'm usually taller than most and there is nothing more annoying than getting a foot to the head because watching the show wasn't enough for some douche-nozzle. Meanwhile I have to keep my head on a swivel to ensure I don't get clocked by one of these numbnuts while trying to enjoy the show. Always drove me crazy.
Yes I'm an old man, yes you should get off my lawn, yes I'm armed lol.
😂😂
@@thisismyyoutubecommentacco6302 and then there's the guys that wanna get pissed off when their girl decides to crowd surf and someone grabs her tits and snatch. Like that's not going to happen when you do something where the entire point is for a bunch of strangers to hold you up and pass you around.
Dev, that very first clip is exactly what I mean. Person A is getting tired. Person A will not beat up gay people, but he's gotten to the point where he won't stop evil people FROM beating up gay people anymore.
as much as I love the term Mayo Devils I find it funnier when those are consistently titled "Tiktok [verb/noun]"
Tiktok Turbulance, Tiktok Disturbance and Tiktok Awakens are my favourite title so far
and yes I NEED SFO anime reviews in my life
(though I also fear it cause he will shit on things I like)
Most laws protect employees on breaks. That doesnt mean you cant be called back from break short, it just means legally the break was never taken and the employee might run into overtime pay (or they can take a full uninterrupted break next opportunity).
If the employer demands the employee cut his break short to make food, then legally his break was never taken. If the employer birches about now he can take a whole other break after that or he now has overtime, that's the employers problem.
Honestly, jt seems that men just get along with doing stuff, even if its super stupid, we just like hanging around and doing very shallow and simplistic things, but thats the stuff that keeps me entertained with my friends
This reminds me of quote I heard from a woman I know. (I'm paraphrasing it.) "I used to watch the Three Stooges with my brother and loved every minute of it. I then got older. I stopped finding it as funny. My brother still loves it as much as he did at 6 five decades later."
I'm friends with guys for such simple reasons.
"Hi FedEx delivery man. How are you? What are you up to?'
"Hello. I am well thank you. I am going to a sick concert this weekend."
"Oh, cool. And sick. I also like sick concerts."
"Oh, cool. And sick. You should also come to the cool and sick concert this weekend."
"Thank you for the invitation Mr. FedEx man. I shall attend."
Lifelong friendship established.
That transman crying because "men are not deep"...what the hell? Like most of the the deep thinkers of history have been men. This is because this indivuals wants validation handle to - her -. Welcome to being a men is dude, its hard but once you prove yourselve to someone its great. A lot of us have made long lasting friendships with people that used to hated us and its great
Not that I expected much, but it really is confusing. If you think so lowly of men, why do you associate yourself as one? If you think this is integral to the male experience, and you don’t feel that way, what does it say about your legitimacy as a man?
just about every moving poem or song was written by an evil man
@@mrshmuga9Apparently he had to become a man to come to the realization that he thinks like a woman. I agree it's confusing too. Men want to hang out and laugh. Who would to hang out with that arrogant pathetic baby?
I think every Sonic fan wanted a pair of those shoes, you didn't have to be a kid to want to try to pull something like that off.
I still kind of want a pair.
looks like most people would break their spine attempting anything shown in that clip though haha
I don't give a fuck what anyone says but "bleach demons" actually sounds dope as fuck.
all the insults against white people just make us sound more badass and comic book evil than we already are, they always fail to "cut us down" with racism, its just an ego boost to me every time.
I can say from personal experience, as a white guy who once got called the hard R N-word by a black man, if one genuinely has the hatred in their heart it's just as effective being used in reverse.
They don't need a new slur, just use what works.
Exactly why don’t they just call us “White Nick Ger”
@@joshuawadsworth6417 you don't need to add any modifiers to specify a race, just drop that raw N-bomb. If you truly mean it, it will work.
I mean to be fair they have nothing the only bad thing they can say about us is we used to oppress them western Europeans conquered the world and created the most powerful countries it just doesn't hit the same as it would for them
So I actually watched Velma, and there was a subplot where Velma disguises herself as a man and suddenly gets showered in all this male privilege, and it's just... you gotta watch it dude. You gotta watch Velma. Nobody's spit take reaction to the first two episodes can really do justice to how wild the show really is.
Making real, lasting friendship is not easy for anybody. I would argue that his experience as a woman was shallow, so he doesn't know what real friendship is like. All guys aren't friends just because we share chromosomal orientation. It looks to me (obviously from the outside) like women come built with a common bond, just over being women. Warning to females considering transition: it ain't like that over here. It's not supposed to be like that.
Oh my lord, the clip at 6:53 is incredible. I actually spit out my Chinese food laughing.
I'm a man and I haven't had someone want to touch me or hug me in months. Just kinda numb to it. It really doesn't bother me. But I can't imagine how a woman must experience that. Going from being the center of attention to a ghost.
You start filming someone, that immediately turns the interaction hostile. It implies intent to mess up your life. The guy working knew when the phone came out, that the guy was going to try to get him fired, and so he got defensive and angry. Someone tries to take away your ability to pay rent and feed yourself, you tend to get angry.
Its so poetic how even LGBT people are becoming sick and tired of the whole pride thing. I've seen plenty whom have flat out disassociate themselves from that group and have been vocal about how it's gone from wanting to be accepted to being treated like martyrs. Well, more vocal than beforehand. Personally saw the rise really kick in about 5, 6 years ago
The reason why so many graphic tees are made is because showing your hobbies on your shirt is how men form new friendships. That's why my advice for any man - trans or not - that is looking for a friend is to find a shirt with something you are a fan of on it and wear it in public.
in case you missed the whole point of thr crybaby act, FTMs do not want friendships with men
Watching the video of the black chick, alot of people got pissed at the Dilbert guy, but now more and more people taking his words to heart.
Less than a minute and the audio was already removed... Jeez.
That guy at the end was the single person who bought Soap shoes to ever use them for their intended purpose
Tbh I find a lot of women's friendships to be vapid & shallow.
They talk "deep" but its all hollow.
I want nice things said about me to be genuine, not just part of the ritual.
I have friendships with guys where we bond over similar interests. Time spent together is largely a fun escape from the bullshit we deal with in life. But if we feel like we need to talk, we know we can.
Men are great. Yeah we do have deep friendships. Its just often less vocal.
Takes time for us to open up because unlike women we wont have an army of people by our side if its used against us.
He may be a man, but I get the feeling he still thinks like a women.
Hes blaming the loneliness on men rather than acknowledging that society just doesnt give a fuck about us. Clinging onto his feminist ideology that contributes to it.
I hope he wakes up.
I legit had a big fat smile over the last video.
Not as fat as Dev's
Ya know
Cause he is fat
I'm a gay guy and I don't say this behind closed doors. It's time for us to speak up People had our backs and we were coming out.
I remember the first time my friends and I heard the term “bleach demons” and we loved it so much we made it the name of our gc
I didn't like the trans man one at all. Like fuck around and find out but they said that men are more shallow yet says that he hasn't had any male friendships.
How could you even know that if you haven't made a friendship, he is just assuming from his womanly experience the faux deepness that "the random woman in the toilet" feels.
I have had many discussions between my male friends that have had our girlfriends tune out and walk away from. I think that men and women have different deepness they think about. Women seek the emotional, kind and thoughtful relationships while men seem to try to test their mental fortitude to that point. This comes with a lot of caveats as i have had many a discussion with women that has been to test the mental fortitude, but most of them have been in my engineering degree which i have a hunch is not indicative of the average woman.
11:40. Its because he KNOWS what it is to be treated like a woman, with inherant value and kindness. I think men arent treated like that and most of them have no idea what its even like, so they just got used to it.
Kindness? Nah thats just a myth.
Bro that last video was awesome, I didn't expect him to complete the rail grind but he did and it was the best thing!
The problem the Trans Man is facing is that he learned how to make friends as a girl vs as a guy.
Yeah. You'd think he'd know more about men
9:56 and here you see why that 42% is a thing. Years after transition. People dont realize how much they prefer how things are when they are born, think that a new life as a new person would fix everything. And for a time, it feels like it... but only for a time. Its a lie, at the end of the day, and a lie cant hold up forever.
SFO anime reviews could be fun, but I think it's best put onto a seperate channel
odd how a channel that calls itself an "otaku" needs to put anime related things onto another channel lol
@@GameFuMaster It's more about separation of content
@@jamesavis1 i'm pointing out the irony that a channel originally started off for anime, now has to put anime related content onto another channel.
I don't see the point either. If the anime reviews don't interest you, just skip it.
@@GameFuMaster Maybe SFO could use "Serious Political/Philosophical Theories". A little long but something along those lines could work for an anime review channel.
@@GameFuMaster Otaku and anime are not synonymous with each other.
That trans man hit hard. Even if you disagree with someone, knowing that they have a better understanding of you feels so much better than winning a screaming match. I really want to hold his hand and say "We got this."
Gay
Her hand, bro.
A beard and a tee don't make a man, and crying about your feelings sure as hell don't, either.
@@markzuckergecko621 Super gay. 😎
Dude said that their experience doesn't invalidate the problems ideologues have with Cis Men despite the fact that those beliefs are primarily what has led to a society where men are treated like shit, they are more closed off, they feel like they lack purpose, lack spaces where they can be comfortable and are more lonely/depressed. Until he realises that he deserves absolutely no sympathy.
Nah. All I can say is, "Now you know how it works for men." Before I proceed to beat the brakes off of this thing because, now that it's a White male, it's not a hate crime.
Occasional anime reviews would be cool. Maybe if it was a monthly thing just to reduce pressure to fit in shows you aren't interested in.
I used to go to concerts in the 90's and early 00's. There was always someone from the crowd who would get on stage and launch themselves to the crowd before security got a hold of them. And every single time people would catch them. Guess it was a generational thing.
Next week you gotta do the first episode or two of Skibidi Toilet, it's a shockingly good series of shorts.
11:10 not-so-fun-fact: the woman he's talking about actually "Self-terminated" a few years after the fact because she couldn't bounce back from the experience
I wouldn’t mind the anime reviews coming back as long as it doesn’t mess with the politics, especially because I would like to see what the anime reviews were like. I’ll probably try to watch some anime reviews from the past soon.
8:27 I agree. What she needs in her life is a stylist willing to be honest and tell her that she does _not,_ in fact, look good with her head shaved and a ring in her nose. She just looks like Steve Urkel going through a rebellious phase.
Yes, crowdsurfing is a thing, Dev. I say this as a man who has crowdsurfed before (not entirely voluntarily)
On Crowdsurfing: Yes, people really do crowd surf and even crowd walk successfully. If you haven't seen Iggy Pop walking on the crowd, look it up
Mayo devil almost sounds like a Megaman x boss
He’d be a member of the Condiment Devils: the other three are the Ketchup Devil, the Mustard Devil, and the Relish Devil. Maybe there could be other Condiment Devils, lemme know
@@raggensthe forbidden horseradish devil
Nice profile picture
Nice pfp bro
@@gestaltblitz8296 How about the Soy Sauce Devil?
11:55 Reminds me of that interview Robert Pattinson did with Zoey Kravitz for The Batman. The topic of video games was brought up and Robert started talking about Final Fantasy 7. While he was gushing, you can see Zoey Kravitz visibly roll her eyes and scoff. Men get passionate about things they like. Even if it's something like video games, grilling, etc.
I think doing anime analysis videos may be received well, especially if there's a connection to social commentary.