13 Sept 2014
Global Ponzi Scheme - Max Keiser and Stacy Herbert with David Smith
The Unrealistic Expectations Men Face And The Manifestation Of Eating Disorders
By : The pressure our society puts on women to be slim and the link between this and the manifestation of eating disorders as a result is becoming increasingly apparent. However, the negative impact that societal ideals have on men is often overlooked. With 10% of eating disorder sufferers being male and even more predicted to be going unreported, investigating the effect of the pressure put on men to be lean, large, and muscular is becoming more and more important.
The Pressure to Be Perfect
Society’s image of the ideal male physique is low in fat, high in muscle, and generally broad. However, short of surgery, for many, achieving this is almost impossible. Those who believe it is possible will often turn to drastic methods to achieve this. For example, compulsive over-exercising to shred body fat and increase muscle mass can be very common in men, as, on the surface, this seems like a logical way of achieving their perfect body.
It’s thought that anorexia in men is more common than statistics suggest due to misconceptions and misinformation. Many believe anorexia to be an eating disorder where you simply starve yourself and refuse to eat, which is why many men who in generally have higher basal metabolic rates (BMRs) and therefore need a higher amount of food find it hard to empathize. However, anorexia is typically characterized by restrictive eating, not necessarily constant fasting. An average male could be consuming a thousand calories a day, but this would still be restrictive and the obsession with food and weight is what makes the disorder, not the exact amount you’re eating. This misconception is likely to be why many men who suffer from anorexia don’t believe they are and don’t seek help.
Society’s image of the ideal male physique is low in fat, high in muscle, and generally broad. However, short of surgery, for many, achieving this is almost impossible. Those who believe it is possible will often turn to drastic methods to achieve this. For example, compulsive over-exercising to shred body fat and increase muscle mass can be very common in men, as, on the surface, this seems like a logical way of achieving their perfect body.
It’s thought that anorexia in men is more common than statistics suggest due to misconceptions and misinformation. Many believe anorexia to be an eating disorder where you simply starve yourself and refuse to eat, which is why many men who in generally have higher basal metabolic rates (BMRs) and therefore need a higher amount of food find it hard to empathize. However, anorexia is typically characterized by restrictive eating, not necessarily constant fasting. An average male could be consuming a thousand calories a day, but this would still be restrictive and the obsession with food and weight is what makes the disorder, not the exact amount you’re eating. This misconception is likely to be why many men who suffer from anorexia don’t believe they are and don’t seek help.
9/11: The Mother Of All Big Lies
They’re an American tradition. They date from the republic’s inception. Notable ones began in the mid-19th century.
By Stephen Lendman: They facilitated annexing Texas. Half of Mexico followed. America became Cuba’s colonial power.
Controlling the Philippines, Guam, Samoa, Hawaii, Haiti, the Dominican Republic, Canal Zone, Puerto Rico and other territories followed.
In 1917, Woodrow Wilson manipulated public sentiment. He did so with Big Lies.
They turned most Americans into raging German haters. Big Lies work this way. Wilson got the war he wanted.
FDR manipulated Japan to attack Pearl Harbor. Doing so let him wage war.
He had to convince Congress and a pacifist public to go along.
What better way than by manufacturing terror.
Controlling the Philippines, Guam, Samoa, Hawaii, Haiti, the Dominican Republic, Canal Zone, Puerto Rico and other territories followed.
In 1917, Woodrow Wilson manipulated public sentiment. He did so with Big Lies.
They turned most Americans into raging German haters. Big Lies work this way. Wilson got the war he wanted.
FDR manipulated Japan to attack Pearl Harbor. Doing so let him wage war.
He had to convince Congress and a pacifist public to go along.
What better way than by manufacturing terror.
America "Attacking" The Terrrorists It Fostered
Now We See The Hate ISIS Campaign Was A Trap + Yes We Did
"It was just a game about murdering Arabs! ...Israel is at the epicentre of this." Morris. All to make us support more war on the Arabs.
Mangina Vivek Wadhwa Doesn't Think On "The Big Think"
Police Called On UK Gov + No.10 - The BBC Sucks O Cocks News
"This is election tampering! ...They are shit scared because they know their time is up. ...They actually think people are stupid. ...The WestMonster will be in tatters and the English people will follow the Scots. ...The People will rise up like lions from their slumber." The Artist Taxi Driver
Misandry And The Death Of Due Process - Honey Badger Radio
"Loving and celebrating men."
"If you lie about rape, your ass should be thrown in prison! ...We (women) are not that wimpy, we can be talked into it. ...Feminists minimise false accusations and they minimise the experience as if it's not that bad. It is every bit as traumatic as a sexual imposition..." HoneyBadgerRadio
James 'Mangina' Brown's Misandric Ray Rice Hypocrisy: US Pleb Diversions And The Associated Domestic Violence
Rebuilding Men’s Self-Respect After It’s Been Destroyed By A Wife, Girlfriend, Mother And Society
Men have no emotions. Men suck at expressing their feelings. Men are only interested in using women for sex. Men are not allowed to sit next to unaccompanied minors on airplanes. Boys are stupid, throw rocks at them.
Rape By Default: Guilty Until Proven Innocent
By I’ve never been a big fan of “no means no” when it comes to sex. In my experience, “no” frequently means “playing hard to get”—or at least it did when I was younger. Today, I tend to restrict my sexual activity to mature adults, I don’t play those kinds of games, and “no” means we split the tab and I’m not calling her back for a second date.
My dating strategy of today would not have worked so well in high school or college. There was often quite a bit of coaxing. While kissing I might try to touch her breasts, and she might remove my hand. A few moments later I might try again, and have better luck. I might even get slapped on occasion, but hey, thems the breaks, kid. You try, you fail, and you try again—that’s how the game was played.
Even now, I never ask permission. I try to read a woman’s signals to determine if my advances will be welcomed, and then I advance. I’ve gotten quite good at this, and I honestly cannot recall the last time one of those advances was turned down. Flirting turns into kissing, kissing turns into the removal of clothing, and rather than turn this into an erotic novel, I’ll assume you can figure out the rest. At no point do I say, “Do you mind if I do X?” and if she says yes, it’s probably because she’s already climaxing.
This all seems quite normal to me, but a bill set to pass in California would make the preceding paragraphs into the confessions of a serial rapist.
Even now, I never ask permission. I try to read a woman’s signals to determine if my advances will be welcomed, and then I advance. I’ve gotten quite good at this, and I honestly cannot recall the last time one of those advances was turned down. Flirting turns into kissing, kissing turns into the removal of clothing, and rather than turn this into an erotic novel, I’ll assume you can figure out the rest. At no point do I say, “Do you mind if I do X?” and if she says yes, it’s probably because she’s already climaxing.
This all seems quite normal to me, but a bill set to pass in California would make the preceding paragraphs into the confessions of a serial rapist.