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Women And Men | Bridger Pennington

5 Jan 2024 · 1 min

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In this monologue, Bridger Pennington discusses perceived differences between masculine and feminine qualities, arguing that men are driven by a need to live on the edge, seek a higher purpose, and experience vicarious excitement through sports and action movies. He suggests that a lack of such purpose may contribute to high male suicide rates. Conversely, he claims women are motivated primarily by the desire to be loved, which explains their preference for romantic comedies and romance films. Pennington concludes that while men also need love, their core drive is a life mission and purpose, highlighting a gendered contrast in motivations and media consumption.

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Men need to live on their edge. I was listening to this interesting book talking about feminine and masculine qualities, and the reason men love movies or they love watching football is because if they can't live to their edge, they watch other men live to their edge and live to this extreme. Most men feel called to like this duty of a higher calling or mission. His legend grows. They need a life purpose. One reason for maybe men having massive suicide rates today is because they are not having a life purpose or edge. Now, women are more feminine qualities. They just need to be loved. That's why they like romantic comedies or romance movies. That's what calls them. Men need to be loved, but also with a life mission and purpose. Men need both those, which is pretty interesting.