re: Is a dude saying "I don't feel safe in big cities" a Man Card violation?

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Garrett ward

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Got what he deserved.

Nope.

I’m a pretty big fella and most aren’t going to mess with me. I’ve been to plenty of big cities like NYC, atlanta, Pittsburgh, Boston, Vegas, Houston, New Orleans, etc. and I don’t feel unsafe in those places. The one “city” I felt unsafe in is Baltimore. Stayed there one night and I don’t think I’ll ever go back again.

You're such a triggered woman. From one innocuous comment you females take it personally and start to shriek like chicken little. You're about as red blooded alpha as Lindsey, Ted, Tucker, and Ben. Little cucks a wailing. But you're entertaining.

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Lived on Campbelton and Metropolitan Kroger was my store. I didn’t belong, but no issues with feeling safe except late night.

I had way more problems in midtown.

East Cobb life is the tits.

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Not knowing how to properly assess risks doesn't make someone more masculine. If your argument is that irrational fears make someone less masculine you might have a point. There is nothing feminine about feeling uncomfortable on foot in holly grove after dark.

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I’d like to add that another component of masculinity is accepting that bad things will always happen in this world, and no amount of gun control will change that. Andrew Tate said this in one of his recent podcasts as well.