Wycliffe said:
Being a man raising two daughters currently, seeing all of the limp wristed, beta male whining that is going on out there is making me realize that the chances of them finding a capable and mentally fit man seem slim. I sure hope not.
Maybe I am reading the intent of this post wrong, but in all of these threads it seems like the collective young boys, and men out there raising them sure are whining a lot.
If you are raising boys currently, then be a good role model to them and teach them to be mentally and physically fit. That whether known or unknown they are called to greatness by God. They may never be recognized for the things that they do, but they better do them anyway. That is what makes a man great.
Having only daughters, I am striving to be an example of what they will look for in a man. And honestly, all this that I am seeing currently, does not align with the example I am setting.
Why is this up to leaders of our nation? Young men have always learned how to be a man from their elders or their peers. Current men need to get over themselves, seek God, take Romans 12:1-2 and Galations 1:10 seriously. Enough with the "woe is me" attitude.
You're missing the point. IF boys have a strong father, then they will be led in the right direction. I am doing my best with our 4 sons, and several other good men around me are doing the same. But that's not the point of the thread. The point is this:
What do you do with the other 50-80% of males that don't? Those are the males that a culturally taught that they are wrong for being male. They are raised in a world where feminine traits are rewarded (sit still, listen to the lady teacher, don't ever, EVER get in a fight, implicitly trust authority as they teach you gender bending theories). They listen to this messaging and they are now the betas you make fun of here. THAT is the issue of the tweet in the OP, and that tweeter has been open and honest about how he got to where he is.
If society does not right the ship, there is no hope for those males and society itself collapses. There were enough dead beats from 1900 - 1980 that there could have been generations of betas then too. The difference was that, as a society, the role of man was upheld and valued. That is rarely the case today. So if your answer is to raise strong daughters that will eventually have all the traits necessary to reject the vast majority of men, this will definitely make the problem worse, as more and more men give up on family life. Even though you aren't raising boys, the rest of society that is should garner more of your concern than you seem to be showing. **If you aren't careful, your one-sided view can easily lead your daughters to having undesirable leadership characteristics that the type of men you do want them to marry will find unattractive**. I'm seeing it in good Christian girls that I went to school with that want to be married yet find themselves single or divorced in their early 30s because of the well meaning, but incorrect way they were raised to understand the gender dynamic. And this means the cycle only gets worse.
**To be clear, I'm not saying you are definitely doing this, but only offering it as a warning to a potential blind spot. Seeing girls raised by dads that essentially taught them some form of Christian feminism aren't having a ton of success from a family and marriage standpoint.