Thread by @buck_tulson

The Truth is, despite the popular babble, complaining, and hating on men by women who are frustrated w/ men; women still expect, want, and need men to be the leaders that evolution made us to be.

To lead, is a man's natural birthright. Men were born to be kings.
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HOWEVER, a man's authority to lead is a natural inheritance that he MUST first qualify for.

Authority to lead IS NOT released to you until you qualify for it.

NEVER forget that.

You don't get it until you earn it. Try to take it before you've earned it, and you will fail.
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It's a man's natural birthright to lead, but it comes w/ a "birth-burden" to perform.

"Burden of Performance" is a concept that @RationalMale has written much about. @AJACortes recently posted a video about it as well. Most understand it, but it's much more than a "burden".
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A man's burden to perform is the key to everything he truly wants in life -- purpose, self-worth, self-respect, self-confidence, the respect of others, admiration, and even a women's lasting attraction & desire for you.

All are found by meeting your burden of performance.
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Meeting your natural-given burden of performance makes you feel like a king b/c it gives you everything a king has.

It's the key to unlocking a man's natural authority to lead, bequeathed to men by millions of years of evolution.
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I understand why many men dread their "burden of performance", like one might look up at and dread the imposing mountain he must climb.

However, do not be afraid of it. Don't run away from it.

Everything you want is on that mountain. Climb it.
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Meet your burden of performance, and accept your natural inheritance -- your authority as an accomplished man.

Authority to lead is meant to be yours.

It was bequeathed to men by millions of years of evolution.
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Do not be afraid, weak, and run away from your natural inheritance -- an accomplished man's authority to lead -- because you dread the "burden of performance" that accompanies inheritance.

Accept the burden, and take the authority.
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Men, I beseech you.

Accept & meet your "burden of performance".
Accept your natural authority.

It's the key to living well. It's the key to a great civilization.

Take it.

Men & women want good, strong, principled, virtuous "kings". Earn your throne, and take it.
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It isn't all women's fault that Feminism has really begun to unwind civilization, taking us in the wrong direction.

Women weren't born to lead.

It is, in part, the fault of men who refuse to earn & accept their authority to lead -- their birthright to lead.
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Many men have failed to fully earn their authority & accept it.

I'm guilty.

We lost the ancient practice of mastering masculinity -- of being great men.

It's sacred knowledge, crucial to the survival & prosperity of our species, but respect for it was lost somewhere.
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That sacred knowledge of positive masculinity began to fade, failing to be passed from one generation to the next.

Now we must work to rediscover it, and lift it to the level of respect and reverence it deserves, and once had.
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Men!

Quit jerking off. Quit playing video games. Stop watching television and banal movies.

Perform. Accomplish. Become the man nature intended you to be.

You may not know it yet, but that's the man you truly WANT to be.

Once you get a taste of it, you will want more.
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A man that meets his natural-given burden to perform is not only the man he truly wants to be, but that's the same man that women desire and need you to be. (NOT what they SAY they want you to be, but what they ACTUALLY want you to be. Don't be misled by her Solipsism)
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Build your body.
Build your mind.
Build your life, and by extension, a better civilization.

Earn your natural-given authority as a man, and fuggin' take it.

Perform, and take your authority to lead. Evolution didn't bequeath the burden, nor the authority to lead, to women.
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Lead your woman & children.

Lead lesser men who haven't arrived at their natural inheritance yet -- who haven't earned their authority.

It's our birthright. It's our purpose. It's our self-actualization. It's our duty.

Take authority. I mean, take it easy, but take it.
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