Imagine self sustained communities around the world for young men who suffer from all manner of addictions from porn and masturbation to drugs and violence. These communities focus on building bonds between men and even helping other people by performing kind deeds for free. A lot of young men today are caught in a self destructive routine of artificial contact via the internet and mobile phones. Men slave away at their jobs day in day out with no real purpose or meaning. These communities will offer young men a chance to do something positive and have some place to bring them back to reality and sanity.
If such places existed would you be interested in joining one?
>>70233637
Maybe, but I'd prefer to just put roasties in their place and go back to the 1950s desu senpai
>communities exclusive to men
That's pretty fucking sexist desu. Please kill yourself.
>>70233637
No, I'm not a homosexual.
only if they would eventually allow women and have arranged marriage and families
you don't really become a man until you have to deal with that, not everyone is fit for celibacy for life
>>70233637
>These communities focus on building bonds between men
Sounds gay. Focus on creating bonds between men and women and recreate the traditional family.
I can see through your Gay Utopia, fag.
>>70234254
Having children sounds quite irresponsible and selfish desu. Not sure how putting your penis inside a wet hole makes you a man.
>>70233637
>mfw I remember that pic
>based broken sword series
>>70234393
Haha!
>>70233637
I can only imagine that they they would be under assault by governments and media for allowing a safe space for young men to be strong men.
[spoiler]The same way that christian monasteries are today.[/spoiler]
Feminists actually banned a group that wanted to form on their campus meant to discuss men's issues like high suicide rates etc.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5SY-6QlswkI&feature=youtu.be
>>70234434
>>having children sounds quite irresponsible
tell that to your mother
>>70233637
Sounds like a concentration camp.
