This week Spider Guy is out, but we're joined by Retired Goat and Texas Desert Sailor! The guys talk about why you should never get back with an ex, and some also give some interesting stories on the subject.
A really great rule to live by on this front is Rollo Tomassi's Iron Rule #7 which says:
It is always time and effort better spent developing new, fresh, prospective women than it will ever be in attempting to reconstruct a failed relationship. Never root through the trash once the garbage has been dragged to the curb. You get messy, your neighbors see you do it, and what you thought was worth digging for is never as valuable as you thought it was.
Too many guys get hung up on trying to get an ex back. Rejection breeds obsession, and it is unhealthy. You need to move on and find a woman or multiple women that check all of your boxes.
This week the guys talk to Rocco, better known on TikTok as A Father's Crisis. Rocco is a father's rights activist that is educating people about the corruption in the family court system.
Rocco tells the story about his divorce, and how his wife was making it really difficult for him to see his kids. He's been in and out of the court system, and had to learn family law well enough to defend himself in court.
This story is really fascinating! Watch the video above, and prepare to have your eyes opened.
This week the crew dissects whether or not women are truly capable of love. If you watched any romantic comedy for the last 30 years, you would think women were the ones truly after romantic, idealistic love. You would be mistaken.
According to Iron Rule of Tomassi #6:
Women are utterly incapable of loving a man in the way that a man expects to be loved.
In its simplicity this speaks volumes about about the condition of Men. It accurately expresses a pervasive nihilism that Men must either confront and accept, or be driven insane in denial for the rest of their lives when they fail to come to terms with the disillusionment.
Now, a lot of men read that and think that means women are completely incapable of love. You hear people like Coach Greg Adams say things like:
Women don’t love you. They love what you can do for them. She desires unconditional love from you, but her love will have hundreds of conditions from day one. Know and accept this, then adapt.
Here's the deal, just because they don't love you in an idealistic way that you think they SHOULD love you, doesn't mean they don't love you in their own way.
She’s not incapable of love in the way she defines it, she’s incapable of love as you would have it. She doesn’t lack the capacity for connection and emotional investment, she lacks the capacity for the connection you think would ideally suit you.
So just because she doesn't love you the way the Disney fairy tales suggest, doesn't mean she doesn't love you at all. The Mantastic 4 goes into real depth on this from several different perspectives! Watch the video above!
From the cries in the comment sections of our videos on TikTok of, "This is why you're still single" or "You'll stay single forever," one might think that success with women means to simply not be single. Hell, some would even say that success means being married! The latter is probably the most laughable considering that one out of every two men end up divorced in America. If it's not you, it's going to be the next guy! So is being married really a good measure of success with women? What about just not being single?
This is exactly what the guys tried to answer in this episode of The Mantastic 4! What exactly does it mean to be successful with women? The answer to that really comes down to your individual goal. It's completely subjective, and although you might want to be a dumb schmuck and get married to a modern woman whose hypergamy doesn't give a shit about your feelings, not everyone does Bucko!
So what is success for the crew of The Mantastic 4? Find out in this week's episode above!
This week Mr. Motivation himself, Joe Buttice joined the crew! He's better known on TikTok and Instagram as JBMotivation!
Joe's purpose in life is to motivate men, and promote men's mental health. There are a lot of men out there hurting, and they feel they have nobody to talk to. That's where the brotherhood comes in.
Joe is also the host of the Uncrowned Kings podcast. Get to know Joe better in the video above!
This week The Mantastic 4 are joined by the wildly popular men's rights activist, The Manicured Mom. The Manicured mom essentially got into men's rights activism because of her son. She has seen what current divorce and family laws have done to good fathers, and believes these laws need to change. If they don't change, her son may not ever get married one day. That, or he may get taken to the cleaners in divorce and she may never get to see her grandkids.
The men also talk to Tammy about her thoughts on relationships and what keeps relationships healthy. Her answer may surprise you, but let's just say the boys all agreed with her on this one!
This is a very interesting episode, and we hope you get something out of it!
This week the group is joined by Texas Desert Sailor of TikTok fame. Retired Goat also came back to fill in for Chuck Daddy. The group discuss Texas' philosophy on why men shouldn't get married in the modern era.
Texas originally started his TikTok account to talk about politics, but then realized that he could be a voice for men's rights on the platform. He quickly rose to prominence, and like most men in the space, was banned shortly there after because everyone knows that TikTok does not allow men to have a voice on their platform... Only feminists are allowed to have a voice.
Texas is on his 4th and 5th accounts respectively now due to his multiple account bans, but he's not stopping! He's going to continue to fight the good fight!
This book is a labor of love and a reaction to the utter buffoonery that is marriage in the U.S.A. today. It is my understanding that Canada, the U.K, and Australia are in much similar (if not worse) predicaments. This book IS NOT FOR WOMEN. It is a safety manual for men. Most importantly young men. They need to know the falsities, lies, and social programming associated with marriage. The history is being sold in a fully false narrative. The institution is a legal sham and scam. This book in it's least affective mission - is to at the very least - take the blinders off young men and make them think critically, honestly, and cognitively with their self.
In the interview with The Mantastic 4, Goat tells the crew stories of women taking sailors to the cleaners during deployments, as well as utterly ruining the careers of men with mere accusations. Some men that he was in charge of while in the military even committed suicide over these situations.
You will not believe some of this stuff when you watch the above video. We want to know your take on it though, so please leave us a comment below!
You've probably experienced a situation like this. You match with an absolute smoke show on a dating app. You hit it off over text and set up a definite date. All things are right with the world. Hell, you are imagining how awesome it will be to date her and even what your kids are going to look like.
The day of the date happens, and BAM! You are slapped across the face with the harsh reality that this person is not who they made themselves out to be. They are easily 50 pounds heavier than their pictures, and they are as ugly as the day is long! You, my friend, have been catfished!
This week the Mantastic 4 get together to swap stories of their catfishing experiences! Some are pretty standard, and some are absolutely unbelievable! Watch the episode above to find out who in the group has had the craziest stories! I'll give you two guesses who wins that contest...
This week the Mantastic 4 are joined by the wildly popular Chad from Defund Simping! Chad has close to a half a million followers on TikTok and thousands of other followers on Instagram and YouTube. He's also running a very successful date coaching service as well!
The first question came from JRud, but before he could ask we found out that Chad doesn't like using his "government name" on social media anymore ever since cancel culture not only went after him on social media, they went after his businesses as well causing him to have to start all over. It goes to show how dangerous it is these days to discuss topics that benefit men.
After that story, Chad went on to tell about how he recently got to hang out with Austin Dunham of YouTube fame, and how the two of them ended up smashing chicks down in Florida. Chad felt the need to prove himself in a way because of how much he talks about "kicking game" on social media all the time. His antics lead to him and Austin getting lucky with two chicks they met at a club.
The next question was from Black Spider Guy Advice who wanted to know how Chad came up with the name of Defund Simping. Turns out it started off as a Twitter gag. apparently during the George Floyd/defund the police movement, Chad said that "black Twitter" was blowing up with jokes about defunding anything (Child support for instance). He thought that Defund Simping would be pretty funny, so he ran with it. It also garnered him some retweets and likes on Twitter.
Chuck asked the next question. He wanted to know what brought Chad to the red pill. Chad said that he was basically the friend zone guy all through high school. He basically did all the blue pill things he thought he should do based on what Hollywood says, but never had success with women. The thing that turned him around was when he matched with a hotty on Tinder, and after talking online for 4 months, they went to meet up and she had a hicky on her neck. Chad felt like she disrespected him, and when he called her out on it she ghosted him. After that, he felt like he needed to figure out relationship dynamics.
After some back and forth about TikTok's absurd guidelines between the whole panel, Paul finally asked a question. He wanted to know if Chad had read any books in the red pill space. Chad said he is currently reading "The Unplugged Alpha" by Richard Cooper as well as a book called "Mindset."
The guys continue to ask very interesting questions, and the knowledge Chad lays down is solid gold. If you want to know what else the team talked about, watch the video above!
When most people hear the word polyamory, they think of non-monogamous relationships or cheating on your spouse. But polyamory (and poly-monogamy) go way beyond that, and Mrs. Kohout - the wife of our hero Chuck Kohout- has taken the time to help shed light on poly-monogamy, and demystify the misconceptions surrounding it. In this episode of the Mantastic 4 podcast, our hosts have Mrs. Kohout on as a guest star to talk about her poly-monogamous relationship, how it came to be, plus what challenges and benefits there are to such an unconventional relationship.
Polyamory is a non-traditional type of relationship that involves having multiple romantic relationships with an expressed right to engage in these relationships, openly and honestly. While polyamorous relationships are different from monogamous ones, where a couple is only allowed to be romantically involved with one person. Poly-Monogamous relationships are wholly different from polyamourous relationships, in that in a polyamorous relationship, there can be more than two people involved in romantic or sexual partnerships, while poly-mono relationships only allow one person to be involved with multiple people. While it may seem unorthodox for many people in today’s society, there are some arguments that suggest such relationships may benefit people in certain instances.
I’m sure we all know someone in an unconventional relationship—whether it’s polyamorous, open, swinging, or some other type of non-traditional partnership that doesn’t fit into the traditional nuclear family paradigm. These relationships can be hard to wrap your head around, but as Mrs. Kohout shows us, they can also be very rewarding and fulfilling as long as all parties involved are honest and communicate well.
We all face challenges when it comes to relationships, it's how we deal with those challenges however, that make or break us. Being in a non-traditional, polygamous or poly-mono relationship means you’re going to face some challenges along the way. But if you’re honest with yourself and your partners, those challenges have the potential to be rewarding beyond measure! Mrs. Kohout and Chuck are no different, and have had their bumps along the way. However, whether it be working through issues of jealousy, or otherwise, they have learned to be more open and honest with each other, and as a result those challenges became easier to manage, and drove them closer as a result.
Still, even with all the honesty in the world, there are so many issues that can come with stepping into a non-traditional relationship. You have to decide what your boundaries are going to be, and what you will, and won’t be ok with. In Mrs. Kohout’s relationship in particular, she is a firm believer that love for her is between her and one other person, and that concept is one she is content with. Yet, she acknowledges that her partner, and our hero- Chuck Kohout, requires the release that comes with having non-intimate, physical relations with women outside of his relationship with her. Through open conversation and honesty, she has come to understand that these relations don’t demean or depreciate her relationship with her husband in the slightest. If anything, its sent them down a path of self discovery and allowed them to cultivate a deeper understanding of one another.
If you’d like to learn more about the nature of poly-monogamous relationships, tune in to the next episode of Mantasic 4, where Mrs. Kohout & Chuck will talk more about their relationship, and our heroes will uncover the truth behind what makes it work!
Do you know what sets high value men apart from the rest? It’s not their looks, money, social status, or even their accomplishments. It’s how they choose to interact with women who are of lesser value than them. On Episode 6 of the Mantastic 4 podcast, meet Alex Collazo; a social media influencer who has taken to his platform to educate men on their worth, point out the disparity between men and women, and teach them that they should put their desires first, because women won’t. Through his following, he has made it his mission to change the way we treat women, and redefine what it means to be a man. Tune in to the podcast where Alex will share with our heroes what it takes to curate the mindset that he has bred, and his thoughts on women, and society as a whole.
In Alex’s youth he believed in treating women in the traditional sense. It wasn’t until he realized that the common persona of a ‘good guy’ that is thrust upon most men didn’t serve him, that he began to curate the mindset that he has now. Oftentimes we as men waste so much time trying to keep up appearances when- let's be honest, most women already know what you're after. You’re trying to get laid! And while it can be said that it isn’t easy to tell a woman what you’re aiming for, why hide your true intentions if you and her both know what you want deep down? Most guys are either scared of rejection, or feel like being open and honest wouldn’t benefit them in the long run. Not Alex, who believes you should throw away your fear of rejection, because women respond positively to confident men who know their worth and can convey that value. Define your worth, communicate it effectively, and you'll have no problem attracting women in droves!
A sentiment that Alex frequently tries to convey to his audience is the fact that men have options, and if women want to keep them around, they should be self-sufficient, bring adequate value to the table, and align with their standards for a relationship. Find your ground, dig your feet in, and stay there. There is no reason why a man should tolerate anything that doesn’t serve them in a relationship. Drawing a line in the sand allows a man to set the tone for their relationship, without sacrificing their desires. This self-imposed standard allows men to keep their options open and maintain desirable qualities in themselves, by giving themselves the freedom to do as they wish.
Men are often socialized to believe that they should always put the needs of a woman first—which is a losing proposition. In relationships, men who make their partners feel special, loved and desired are considered by mainstream standards to be more desirable, but this is not always the case. Men who don’t make an effort to invest in themselves aren’t treated as of a higher value—but rather, as beta male orbiters, who chase after their partner but fail to assertively put their own needs first. Of course, not all of us will want multiple sexual partners—but regardless of whether you prefer one partner or many, there are clear lessons men can take from someone like Collazo. At large, women don’t care about the struggles a man has to deal with on a day to day basis, and you have to approach every relationship you get into with this in mind in order to curate the relationship that suits you.
If you’d like to hear about Alex’s views on women, and relationships first-hand, jump into the next episode of the Mantastic 4 podcast. Here Collazo will take our heroes down the rabbit hole that is his life, and unpack the life experiences that shaped his mindset today!
This week, on the fifth episode of Mantastic 4, our heroes have decided to throw our master of ceremonies on the hot seat, the man himself- Paul Bauer! On the interweb Paul is known as the face of the “Come on Man” podcast, a 3% man inspired podcast, wherein he seeks to guide and educate his fellow man on building wealth, and working on their purpose in life.
For every man who has ever wondered why women act the way they do, Paul can answer that question—and provide some actionable advice to boot! Bauer, a Navy veteran, hosts “Come on Man”, a podcast that seeks to help men better themselves and succeed in life by getting to the bottom of what drives them, and how to take action based on their purpose. On the podcast, Bauer talks to his numerous viewers about the lessons life has given him, and how to apply those lessons to help men achieve success both in business, and their personal lives.
Our hero always has some great insights about how to make a relationship work. But if you’re going to get married, he has some words of wisdom: Get a prenup! There is no couple in America that would be better off not having one. And from experience, our hero has seen how ugly relationships tend to get towards the end of their lifespan, and continually cautions men to take care, and tread lightly when deciding to take a relationship to the next level.
Paul views himself -as well as the men who tune in to his podcast- as students of the psychology behind the female persuasion. In fact he often likens the process of learning, to a journey that in the end makes you a better man overall. He goes on to explain that the popular persona of the ‘good guy’ that is pushed by mainstream media, is wholly detrimental to the average man trying to appeal to the average woman. This, in part, is due to the inconsistencies between what women say they want out of a man, and what they are actually attracted to.
Women are beautiful creatures, no doubt about it. But it also can be said that women make things more complicated than they need to be, especially if you are trying to focus on your purpose, and the direction you want to take with your life. Paul is a firm believer that men should be thoroughly focused on their goals, and in relationships, no man should have to compromise them to be with their significant other. Having purpose allows us to connect who we are today with who we’ll be tomorrow, and opens the door to a life full of success and achievements, and this is an ideal that Paul continually seeks to drive home to his audience.
If you’d like to hear more about Paul, the definition of what a “3% Man” really is, and laugh as he regales our heroes with stories from his Navy days, tune in to the 5th episode of the Mantastic 4 Podcast! Here our heroes will throw Paul on the hot seat, and ask him all the questions that you want the answers to!
On our fourth episode of the Mantastic 4, meet Chuck ‘Daddy’ Kohout, a self made real estate mogul with an impressive background in pro bodybuilding. On social media Chuck is known for his unique perspective on relationships, as well as his straightforward approach towards life, which has propelled his success in multiple avenues. But what kind of experiences breed the mentality that allows you to build an empire, and place as a runner up to Mr. America? Tune in to the 4th episode of the Mantastic 4 Podcast, where our heroes will pick Chuck’s brain to find out!
From an early age Chuck sought to become the physically fit, and accomplished man he is today. Despite some of his shortcomings - namely dyslexia- Chuck used this mentality to develop the problem solving, and negotiating skills needed to work around his weakness, and turn it into one of his greatest strengths that fuels his success today. These same skills led to our hero becoming a master of real estate, and arbitrage, and has allowed him to enjoy a life of freedom seldom people ever do.
But what’s the point of success if you can’t enjoy it?
This is a question Chuck has asked himself time and time again, and while many of his peers have settled for a life of the mundane, our hero has constantly pushed the limits of both his ventures and body in order to stay ahead of the game, and stay fit so he can live long enough to reap the benefits of his hard work. In fact, to ensure nothing holds him back, he regularly cuts off friends and acquaintances who are detrimental to this way of thinking. Talk about dedication!
However Chuck’s straightforward approach and social skills haven’t always served him. Despite being a generally social creature, Chuck somehow manages to piss people off pretty often online. In fact he tends to get in trouble pretty often on social media platforms such as tiktok and instagram, where moderators continually censor him or ban his accounts altogether. Within this new cancel culture that has dominated most social platforms, Chuck's unique, and sometimes satirical commentaries on life, and relationships are highly frowned upon, and shut down outright.
Although all satire set aside, the overall message that Chuck strives to convey to men everywhere is that both in their relationships, and their overall goals in life they should be uncompromising in prioritizing what suits them. Being in a poly-monogamous relationship himself, he often encourages other men to foster a relationship with their partner that gives them the freedom to be their most genuine self, and to be unafraid of putting their foot down if it means getting what they need out of their partnership.
Check out this next episode of the Mantastic 4 for the entire scoop on Chuck ‘Daddy’ Kohout. Learn more about his unique viewpoints on relationships, his mentality behind his drive to succeed, and the lengths he went to get to where he is today. And stay in the loop til next episode, where we’ll throw Paul from the “Come On Man” Podcast onto the hot seat!
Episode Three of the Mantastic4 is all about the incomparable Joe Rudman, AKA J-Rud. As the youngest member of the cast, J-Rud is a wealth of knowledge and advice that people across his social media platforms just eat up. But who really is the guy in J-Rud’s world and what is “it” and what is “it” really in fact about?
With J-Rud being the youngest member of the cast the question on everyone’s mind is; what drove him to have a red pill way of thinking so early on in his adult life? In Episode 3, J-Rud delves into the story of how in 2017, his girlfriend at the time faked a pregnancy in order to keep the relationship going. This led to him questioning himself, as well as the women he interacted with romantically. In an effort to try and educate himself on both male and female behavior, J-Rud took to social media discovering so many voices across multiple platforms pushing out red-pill content that he resonated with. J-Rud uses his platform to educate and give advice to both men and women on how to have healthier interactions with one another and is a voice to men across the manosphere.
WIth all of his charisma and charm, J-Rud hails from a small farming town in California. His home life is like that of HGTV Reality Series. He lives with his adoptive parents and adopted mixed race siblings on a small farm that houses goats and other livestock. He has a nice security job, while doing social media, and writing music. When asked where he sees himself in the future, near and far, J-Rud hopes to become a motivational speaker across the country and eventually worldwide. He hopes to be able to speak life into young men and become a positive role model for a healthy mindset.
J-Rud has had his fair share of mentors, and in Episode 3 he drives home the importance of having a mentor as a young man. Having someone to look up to that is older than you or is at the level that you want to be at is key to having a mobile, goal setting mindset. J-Rud drives home the point that in order to utilize mentors correctly, you, as a mentee sometimes have to just shut up and listen. In order to learn and understand from someone, you have to know when silence is the best tool.
Black Spider Guy Advice, one of the four members of the Mantastic4, is a social media personality popular on TikTok, Instagram, and YouTube. Taking to multiple platforms to educate today's generation of men, how to navigate the manosphere and not fall victim to blue pill ideologies. But who is the guy behind the mask? In the second episode of The Mantastic4 Podcast, the guys sit Black Spider Guy in the hot seat and delve deeper into who he is and how he became that way.
The question on everyone’s mind when it comes to Black Spider Guy definitely starts with; ‘Why the mask?’ The answer is simple really, outside of his genuine comfort being behind a mask, it is a way to protect his identity as he endeavors into conversations about the war on masculinity. In a world where cancel culture is prevalent, he has found a way to not only entertain the masses but also provide himself a form of security. It’s an ingenious marketing tactic.
But what about Spider Guy’s origins? Where does he come from?
He’s the oldest of two boys in a two parent household. With stark differences between the parenting tactics of his mom and his dad, Spider Guy gravitates and attests a lot of his journey into the manosphere to his father. His father, although a hard working, well rounded, empathetic man taught Spider Guy everything he didn’t want to be when he grew up. Throughout his childhood and into adulthood, the fact that his father was suffering behind the scenes in life and within his marriage became more prevalent and gave Spider Guy a glimpse into what the fate of a blue pill guy is like.
Spider Guys’ goal is to send his father on vacation one day a testament to the growth in generational wealth and ideas. As the oldest son, Spider Guy understands the importance of carrying on his fathers legacy and honors him by becoming the best man he can be.
Aside from his upbringing, a question that is always asked to many men within the manosphere is “Who hurt you?”. For Spider Guy, the answer was simple. A lot of people. For him the question then becomes not about who, but what he did in reaction to the hurt. He chose to educate people. Spider Guy was able to process his own pain and emotions and understand how many people have been, will be, or have already dealt with some of the situations he has been in, and he saw an opportunity to be a voice to the masses of unguided men.
One of the many lessons he aims to teach men is to be able to take constructive criticism. Due to the fact that Spider Guy comes from an upbringing that pushed blue pill ideologies on him, he would have benefitted had he listened to people who told him that he doesn’t have to just put women on a pedestal in order to gain their affections. He also would have realized that sometimes emotions don’t need to be at the forefront of interactions and utilizing logic and reason doesn’t have to be frowned upon.
For more on all things Black Spider Guy Advice, check out Episode Two of the Mantastic4. Delve deeper into the world of Spider Guy, the way he processes things, his goals for his future relationships, and his thoughts behind why more and more men are being silenced on social media. Be sure to be on the lookout for Episode Three, when J Rud takes to the hot seat.
On the premiere episode of the Mantastic Four Podcast, meet the four
fated heroes coming together to avenge masculinity for the world! Four solid
dudes who connected over the need to educate men on just how exactly to conduct
yourself in a world where masculine men are in decline. All four members of the
Mantastic Four take to social media to spread their views and teach the masses
of men who have taken the “blue pill” and lost their way.
This first episode is all about the Mantasitc
Four origin story. Who are the members? Where did they come from? What are
their goals for the “Manosphere”?
Chuck “Daddy” Kohout (@chuck.kohout) is
up first. “How did he get the nickname ‘Daddy’?”, you might ask. Well check him
out on his social media and you’ll find out. Chuck is the glue that stuck this
group of four together. Stumbling upon the manosphere on accident, after
repeatedly getting banned on Tik Tok but always finding that the same group of
people always found him again, he began to flesh out a friendship with them.
Upon realizing that the group shared similar views and similar problems with
their content being taken down, criticised, or banned altogether, he decided
that he should connect them altogether and form a like-minded team. Chuck's
goal with being a part of the Mantastic Four is to establish a man's point of
view in the ongoing conversations about the relationships between men and women
and do some good for MAN-kind.
Black Spider Guy (@BlackSpiderGuyAdvice)
wasn’t born into the manosphere he was created to fight for it. After spending
much of his life being a “blue pill” guy who placed women on a pedestal due to
the fact that he grew up in a two-parent household in which his mother was able
to skewer his views. After an incident with a girl in college who slept with
who he thought was his best friend, Spider Guy took a look at himself and
realized that change was necessary in order for him to become a strong man. He
could no longer stand by as women walked over the nice guys and treated them
like they were expendable but would continue to cry and chase after the men who
treated them like shit. Soon he realized just how many men were stuck in this
blue pill phase of life, men didn’t want to be men anymore. He hopes to help
the younger generation of men who need guidance in becoming strong men.
J Rud (@joe_rudman) stumbled upon the
manishpere after a situation where his girlfriend at the time faked a pregnancy
that left his mind reeling. It sent him into a “women ain’t shit” mentality
that eventually led to him starting a journey of educating himself through
social media on how to still have a positive experience with women. From his
experiences he hopes to teach men how to be men. Similar to the rest of the
cast, he sees a need for a well-rounded education in many areas like dating,
life advice, any area that they need guidance in. He also takes his time to
learn why women act the way they do and uses that as tools within his
experiences with them. J Rud is the common voice of the cast, he finds a way to
speak positivity into any situation and in any man.
Paul (@ComeOnManPodcast) dived back into
the world of women after getting divorced in 2014. Considering himself a blue
pill guy at the time he met a woman who he considered himself in love with, he dated
her and was with her for about four years. Then she ripped his heart out. He
found himself back in the dating circuit again this time more fit than before
and ready to take the game head on. The problem was women weren’t staying
around long enough for any kind of relationship to stick. He began to question
what the fuck he was doing wrong, and that lead him to the world of self-help
books about dating as a man and how to redefine the way he was dating in order
to benefit him. He changed his system for dating and started to “spin plates”
juggling more than one woman at once, not putting all of his eggs in one
basket. Within the manosphere he agrees with the other members of the team in
the fact that men need to learn about being men, but he also brings to light
that marriage laws favor women more than they favor men, and more men need to
learn about that.
To hear more stories and more about the origin
of these four heroes be sure to tune into the Mantastic 4 Podcast on YouTube
and check out the cast on their social media profiles!
