Unveiling the Reality of Manhood_ The Battle to Be Respected

So there's certain things that I I create a very very particular reality And it's actually interesting because to me these things are all normal But when you have these kind of standards you pretty hard to find friends When you have six men in one place who are personatious who are paying attention who do have their things right who don't lose things who do do The whole room can smell When me and my crew walk in a room even if it's it's almost like an energy Some guy can be eating his dinner not even see us walk in and go six predators It's like the rabbit when the fox comes Like you can smell when the guy like the guys turn up And also nobody's overly sloppy and allows a way for us to be infiltrated and destroyed I say that life as a man is exceptionally difficult I say the most beautiful and the most terrifying thing about being a man is you're born without value Society doesn't care about you You're only going to be cared about based on how useful you are You have the chance to build yourself up and become a superhero if you're prepared to do the hard work and be indifatigable enough to never quit But if you're going to stand around and wait for a handout nobody's going to ever respect you And I think that a lot of people have forgotten about how difficult and how competitive it is as a man We're always in constant competition with each other And it's your duty as a man to stand up and say I want to be as important and strong and good hearted and God fearing as possible And I need to work hard to achieve those things Dame Sheila Hancock says we've become too over-emotional as a society crying too much about everything