Rodney King, the creator of the Crazy Monkey Defense system, lays out some interesting points about a significant part of the male “blueprint.”
I normally only post once or twice a week but I didn’t want to let this go by. This has been a year where I have been surrounded by dysfunctional men. The New York that I was inhabiting in my professional world seemed filled with male moral cowards. I believe this lack is due in part to a denial of the energy that normally defines us as men. For the poor, the absence manifests itself in random acts of violence and physical self-sabotage. For the more well-off, extravagance and excessive consumption fill the void.
The New York Times Sunday Magazine wrote that well-to-do men are increasingly seeking the aid of endocrinologists to provide them with the elixir of youth, including testosterone gels, creams, and pills. They might want to volunteer for a control group where they just get punched in their faces. It would be cheaper and they would learn a lot more about themselves.
Anyone else think that this is a problem?
