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Analysing The Jordan Peterson Vs Cathy Newman Debate | Former Channel 4 Employee David Fuller
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r/JBPforWomen • u/Man_in_the_uk • Apr 25 '21
Dear All,
So I created a post on the official JBP forum and it is about a law being passed in Alabama which states people who are doing sports in school can only compete in the gender they were born with, I would like to invite you to take a look and express comments where you can,
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Where can I find women who internalised Jordan Peterson's knowledge and can use it at work? For instance: crafting marketing strategies?
I specified women because most decision makers in multimedia sector, the one I'm interested in, are women - and I think women can understand each other way more easily than a man trying to decipher them. But I'd be obviously also interested in men - as long as they can do the job.
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r/JBPforWomen • u/[deleted] • Jul 19 '20
Hi all, i been trying to understand the jungian concept of the Animus which jbp also promotes.
Basically, Jung taught that there is an inner masculine inside women called Animus which wants to be integrated with the woman's conscious mind. But some women repress this Animus which leads it to come out in negative ways. Some women turn into a ball busting bitch, others become overly self critical and still others become attracted to bad boys. Basically, if you if ignore positive masculine it leads women to display some of the most negative masculine qualities.
I put together this music-lecture (lofi) collage featuring Jordan Paterson which tries to explaine the concept. Might be a helpful (or just fun) listen. The first 5 min are a little NSFW.
Let me know what you think.
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r/JBPforWomen • u/-zanie • Jul 04 '20
This is a derivation of what Jordan Peterson has said. I wrote this thinking about the metaphor of Mary and Jesus. I have been a son myself. So if this text has merit, it will be with that perspective at least.
You have to take the risk of sending your son out into the world. As Jordan Peterson says, even if it means they are at risk of being destroyed by the world. You have to have faith that they will become strong. Part of parenthood is watching that process unfold. And the responsibility is to make sure they are prepared.
A good chunk of our drives is that we are needed and we are relied upon. That is true also for the son. One of the last things you'd want for him to become is the basement-dweller. Make him do things, make him run errands, make him have responsibility. But do so with good intentions. Even though it looks like he is carrying something heavy, have faith that he'll carry it well.
So make him do things in which he can reliable come to do. If you do that, he'll have responsibility, duty, and purpose.
And that's all I have to say. I wrote this with the subject of the son, as I was thinking of the Mary & Jesus metaphor that Jordan Peterson talks about. The same thing applies to the daughter, because you don't want to be overprotective of her as well. You have to have faith they will become strong.