How the #MeToo Movement Changed Masculinity – Matthew McConaughey

This conversation is so necessary 👏 — masculinity isn’t about dominance, ego, or pretending to be tough. It’s about integrity, discipline, protection, and emotional strength. True masculinity doesn’t compete with femininity — it complements it. Somewhere along the way, the definition got distorted, and now it’s time to rebuild it with balance and awareness. Real men don’t need to prove they’re men — they live it through their actions, their respect, and their purpose

The mistake of the me too movement was the idea that women could tell men how to be better men. They had every right to call out the true bad men, but they never partnered with the good men to set an example for the next generation.

Masculinity is acquiring the wisdom to realize that the proper use of power is to protect the innocent.

Have always been on the fence about Matthew McConaughey because he is just too cool. This was refreshing and real. He listens, he ponders, he’s real. Quite nice.

I agree with what Dewayne Noel once said, that men want to be of service, but not a slave. They want to derive a sense of empowerment through their servitude, and the best way they can do that is if they know what they're going through is in service to something greater or more important than themselves. A man can endure any pain if they know, truly know, that what they sacrifice for is something greater or more important than themselves. Children does tend to be one of those things.

A moment of silence for the false accusations and all of the damge it has done to those accused. To all the women we know and love being less believed due to them. Sociopathy knows no gender.

My wife always says before she starts talking about something “ I need to vent, I don’t need a solution”.

Reminds me of the old saying that all movements eventually devolve into a racket.

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I love how Matthew is doing a lot of podcast/interviews nowadays it feels real. Not choreographed dance.