Corpse World Monologues

Any piece of "art" in the contemporary which does not present a celebration of vitality and confidence for a male audience inherently seeks to destroy it. "Toxic masculinity" is the product of insecurity and not strength. You must distinguish between confidence and resignation. Between kindness and niceness. Between power and tyranny. One is the hollow cargo cult of the other. This is where you will prevent fruitless waste of energy on destructive behaviors that plague modern male life.

In this much the twink who turns into a hulking beast of muscle and yet is gentle and measured is much closer to Hercules than the "bro" whose only purpose of muscle is to abuse it. Power is constructive, it can never be wrought at the expense of another's life. Power is also freedom. Those who seek to make a difference between power and liberty fail to understand that slavery to passions is still slavery. True liberty can only stem from power, it can only stem from the idea that Every Man is a King.

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Any piece of "art" in the contemporary which does not present a celebration of vitality and confidence for a male audience inherently seeks to destroy it. "Toxic masculinity" is the product of insecurity and not strength. You must distinguish between confidence and resignation. Between kindness and niceness. Between power and tyranny. One is the hollow cargo cult of the other. This is where you will prevent fruitless waste of energy on destructive behaviors that plague modern male life.

In this much the twink who turns into a hulking beast of muscle and yet is gentle and measured is much closer to Hercules than the "bro" whose only purpose of muscle is to abuse it. Power is constructive, it can never be wrought at the expense of another's life. Power is also freedom. Those who seek to make a difference between power and liberty fail to understand that slavery to passions is still slavery. True liberty can only stem from power, it can only stem from the idea that Every Man is a King.

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