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Male rage is a sign of weakness, not strength

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Male rage is a sign of weakness, not strength

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Men's Liberation@lemmy.ca · 11 days ago

Male rage is a sign of weakness, not strength - Halifax Examiner

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We've empowered a whole slew of men to embrace childish behaviour in the belief that it makes them seem powerful.

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If you are unable to control your rage, justified or not, its still weak.

Being able to take your anger and channel it is strength, not giving way to it…

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