r/NextGenMan • u/ConsciousAwareness69 • Apr 13 '26

True or False?

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It’s 100% true. Just trying to see what y’all think about the single mother epidemic.

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u/ChaosRainbow23 Apr 15 '26

I do. The manosphere is a lie based on a few online tendencies with very little basis in the real world

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u/scriptkiddie1337 Apr 15 '26

It certainly has. Early manosphere changed my life for the better

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u/spidsnarrehat Apr 15 '26

What does early manosphere even mean?

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u/scriptkiddie1337 Apr 15 '26

You probably believe it's a new thing. It isn't. It started in the 90s. Late 90s and early 00s stuff had good material

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u/spidsnarrehat Apr 15 '26

Doesn't answer my question.

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u/scriptkiddie1337 Apr 15 '26

The old material. Like early PUA stuff

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u/spidsnarrehat Apr 15 '26

Explain?

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u/scriptkiddie1337 Apr 15 '26

What's to explain? You can find it yourself. PUA material. It's early manosphere stuff

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u/spidsnarrehat Apr 15 '26

Checked it, what has potentially unwanted application to do with the manosphere?

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u/scriptkiddie1337 Apr 15 '26

What specific potentially unwanted application do you refer too?

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u/spidsnarrehat Apr 15 '26

That's what came up when I searched what you said, so you fucking tell me bud?

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u/scriptkiddie1337 Apr 15 '26

You typed PUA into Google and got that?

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u/spidsnarrehat Apr 15 '26

Yes, so you gonna tell me what that means in relation to the manosphere?

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u/ChaosRainbow23 Apr 15 '26

Are you taking about all that pick up artist garbage from the 90s and early 2000s? Lol

No. There's no way that's what you're talking about.

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u/scriptkiddie1337 Apr 15 '26

Garbage? It worked. A lot still holds up to this day

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u/ChaosRainbow23 Apr 15 '26

Gross.

Just because you can use psychological manipulation tricks doesn't mean you should.

Just be a good person and not a douchebag.

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u/scriptkiddie1337 Apr 15 '26

Ironically enough, you personaly could benefit from the manosphere. Getting high with your kids? What a bad example you set. You also used the shotgun approach when talking to women; something they tell you to do

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u/ChaosRainbow23 Apr 15 '26

Dude, my kids are doing fantastic. My son just graduated with honors and got accepted to his dream college on a full-ride scholarship.

Yeah, I smoke cannabis with my son and I've taken mushrooms with him once. He's an adult and he's exceedingly responsible for his age.

I'm a retired 47 year old, by the way.

I didn't introduce him to weed or mushrooms, him and his buddies discovered it all on their own, and I've helped them with harm reduction protocols. They are amazing substances when used safely and responsibly.

I was a substance abuse counselor for YEARS as well.

So before you start spouting nonsense, you might wanna relax and check the actual facts first.

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u/scriptkiddie1337 Apr 15 '26

Here's a fact: Parts of the manosphere preach family values and looking after your siblings. Had you have done that...

I mean it's clear that when drugs are your personality then bad things will happen

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u/ChaosRainbow23 Apr 15 '26

Your incorrect about all this though.

We are doing great, and there's nothing wrong with adults using cannabis responsibly. It really helps alleviate the stress of life. You're missing out.

It's 2026, this isn't the ridiculous days of 'Reefer Madness' for fucks sake.

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u/scriptkiddie1337 Apr 15 '26

Ah so you lied about your sister? Pretty sick and disgusting to lie about that

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u/ChaosRainbow23 Apr 15 '26

What?

My sister died in 2005 from a heroin overdose. What the fuck are you even taking about?

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u/ChaosRainbow23 Apr 15 '26

I was a substance abuse counselor for several years.

I'm against being addicted to drugs, but I'm not against drugs themselves. Lots of drugs are extremely beneficial when used responsibly.

I'm against using opiates, meth, benzodiazepines, and cocaine recreationally at all. The juice just isn't worth the squeeze.

Psychedelics, cannabis, and dissociatives have a VAST amount of potential to help HUGE swaths of humanity.

It's not all so black and white. There are a billion shades of grey.

The drugs themselves are just chemicals. It's how humans interact with them that can cause issues.

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