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Men's Liberation@lemmy.ca · 10 个月前

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 · 10 个月前

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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The loudest baboon has the smallest balls.
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  That’s not true tho… is it?
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    It is for howler monkeys
    
    https://www.science.org/content/article/big-testicles-mean-softer-voice-least-howler-monkeys
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      Huh thx. Imma use this.
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      Oh shoot, thanks for the update, I’ve been saying baboons for months lol

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