Why Pronouns are for SIMPS

In today's video, I'm talking about the growing insistence on using pronouns and why I think using pronouns is nothing short of appeasing the feminine agenda. Calling yourself he/him/his or identifying as a cis male is a submission to women and the LGBTQ2S+ agenda.
When men adopt these labels, they are essentially reinforcing a narrative that diminishes traditional masculinity. The manosphere has long warned about the dangers of this shift in ideals that encourage men to compromise their identity for the sake of inclusivity.
Recently, I noticed something alarming: even beloved franchises are getting in on this forced pronoun game. Take Star Wars, for instance. They’ve jumped on the bandwagon with characters like E4, who identifies as he/they. Seriously? What does that even mean? It's almost like they're trying to create confusion instead of clarity. As a man, I reject these labels. I am not a "cis male" or any other identity you try to pin on me. I am simply a man, and that's enough.
Now, let's talk about what women really want. If you ask around in the manosphere, the consensus is clear: women are attracted to alpha males-men who are strong, assertive, and unapologetic about their identities. They want men who take a stand on these issues, not those who cave to a perceived feminine agenda by adopting pronouns that dilute their masculinity. Women generally do not swoon over beta simps who willingly bend at the knee just to gain approval or acceptance. Instead, they are drawn to those who are confident and have clear boundaries.
By adopting pronouns and engaging in the political correctness surrounding them, I believe many men are inadvertently labeling themselves as simps. Using pronouns can indicate a willingness to placate others rather than staying true to one’s individuality. In a world where assertiveness is often seen as toxic or misogynistic, I think it’s crucial for men to reclaim that narrative, stand firm in their identity, and not apologize for being who they are.
Now, before someone argues that using pronouns is simply a way to respect others, I want to be clear: respect goes both ways. While I appreciate that some people feel validated by their chosen pronouns, I also think it’s important to recognize when a line has been crossed and when we're indulging a culture that seeks to redefine masculinity and femininity.
The manosphere emphasizes the importance of clarity in identity. Why should we muddy the waters with complicated labels? Moreover, we live in a time where biological and social constructs are often misinterpreted or disregarded. Men who identify as male should feel empowered to do so without the labels that try to soften their identity.
This is not to say I have anything against individuals who feel the need to impose their pronouns on others. Personal identity is crucial, but when that identity comes at the expense of traditional masculinity, that’s where we need to draw the line. Using pronouns such as he/him/his feels like an unnecessary concession, especially for men who already have to navigate a world that can be hostile toward their gender.
So, what's the takeaway from this video? If you're a man, embrace your identity without the constraints of pronouns. You don’t need to conform to modern constructs that dilute what it means to be a man. Be bold. Be unapologetic. By doing so, you’ll find that the women you want to attract will appreciate your strength and your clarity.
Let’s have an open discussion in the comments below-what are your thoughts on the use of pronouns in today’s society? Do you think they empower or undermine masculinity? If you emphasize traditional masculine traits, do you feel pressured to conform to this ever-changing narrative? I want to hear from you.
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Thanks for tuning in, and I can’t wait to see your thoughts!

[@edb7742]

It goes beyond simp behavior, i.e., in the context of appeasing women. In business, people (men and women) who use pronouns, e.g., on their business card, email, resume, etc., are easily persuaded by what they read on social media and I won't do business with them. In hiring, it's an easy red flag and good filter.

[@Stephanieforbeshamilton]

Not that legally anyone could ever be seen to be doing that of course.

[@SteveWKk]

Can’t help but die a bit inside when I get an email from a guy named Dave…(he/him) 🤢

[@silverbachelor]

Buahaha I’d also die inside if I saw that