2132: Six Reasons Men Today are Weak
In this episode Sal, Adam & Justin lay out six reasons why men are getting weaker.
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What sparked this conversation? (1:19)
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Six Reasons Men Today Are Weak.
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#1 – Pornography. (4:49)
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#2 - Substance abuse. (17:50)
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#3- Lack of physical strength. (26:20)
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#4 - Video games. (31:22)
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#5 - Lack of good role models. (39:49)
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#6 – Loneliness. (47:25)
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Your Brain on Porn and Other Sexual Images - Scientific American
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This Is How You Prepare Your Children for the World – Jordan Peterson
People Mentioned
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Adam | Relationship Psychology (@attachmentadam) Instagram
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Jordan Peterson (@jordan.b.peterson) Instagram
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