Suicide Squad

Suicide Squad is patriarchy approved.

• The men are not stupid or incompetent.
• The girls aren't making sexist comments or making sexist jokes.
• There aren't any stupid SJW or feminist buzzwords in the dialogue.

So you can watch the movie without getting blindsided by any propaganda or insults.









I wasn't a fan of Harley Quinn's new costume, but all the feminists hated it! They hated the whole movie & it's doing better than GhostFeminists.





















The best part is how angry all the SJW websites are about it! (spoilers)

lol, buzzfeminist: https://archive.is/0EHv5
lol, bat-raype!: https://archive.is/JhNWa

It was also funny watching hypocrite cara delevingne in the movie.

Star Trek Beyond

Star Trek Beyond is patriarchy approved.

• The men are not stupid or incompetent.
• The girls aren't making sexist comments or making sexist jokes.
• There aren't any stupid SJW or feminist buzzwords in the dialogue.

So you can watch the movie without getting blindsided by any propaganda or insults.











And despite all the complaints about the last movie, they still wear miniskirts in this movie.

















Of course, they couldn't leave well enough alone.












There are a few seconds where we see Sulu walking away with his now adopted daughter. Demora is adopted now because they decided to turn Sulu gay, even though in the prime Timeline he wasn't.

Instead of giving us a new gay admiral or member of the crew, they decided to change one of the characters. It's not that bad because it's only a few seconds of him but even George Takei is not happy with it & says what we all say when SJW change things:

 "Unfortunately, it’s a twisting of Gene’s creation, to which he put in so much thought. I think it’s really unfortunate."

and

“I told him, 'Be imaginative and create a character who has a history of being gay, rather than Sulu, who had been straight all this time, suddenly being revealed as being closeted.'”

Frequency

Frequency is Partriarchy Approved.

I've mentioned this movie before. It's about a man who is able to talk to his dead dad in the past because of an astronomical event.

I won't spoil this movie because you should buy this movie & watch it. Make sure you don't watch this movie with a girl in the room.

Of course a positive film about a father & son is something that feminists & SJW can't stand. It can't be allowed to exist, that is why it's being rebooted on TV with a daughter instead of a son.

I don't know yet what the TV show will be like, but I can guess because it's $Current_Year.

X-Men Apocalypse

This movie is Patriarchy Approved.

The men weren't incompetent. There weren't any girls who were super-humanly stronger than men beating up large groups of men by herself. It didn't try to justify Alpha Fucks, Beta Bucks. It didn't endorse Hypergamy. It didn't glorify the Cock Carousel.

I don't post every Patriarchy Approved movie (maybe I should) so what really motivated me to post about X-Men: Apocalypse was the billboard.

I love when feminist idiots complain about something, it's like they never heard of the Streisand Effect. Suddenly every News, Entertainment, Movie & Comic Book website starts publishing the image that feminists found so offensive & then it's everywhere.

They even share the image themselves!

 

The people who provide counter examples also share the image!

 

Triggered?

I can't wait until the next time this happens.

The Last Ship

This show is patriarchy approved.

It's a great show & even better in the 2nd season. It doesn't take cheap shots at men, it simply concentrates on the mission. The Last Ship is really well-written.

It's about a US Navy Destroyer that has to save the world from a pandemic. The captain not only commands an entire ship of people, he also knows when to take advice from other men. Because it's about the military, there is a lot of silent subtle acting. There is also plenty of action with explosions, fights, missiles, torpedoes, etc.

This show really should get more accolades.


she ♥s lycans

Ant-Man

Ant-Man is patriarchy approved. (both the pre-Secret Wars comic & the movie).

Movie Scott Lang is in jail because he was a whistle blower/do-gooder. He's a loving divorced father so his harpy ex-wife, who is living in a big house with her new cop-husband, still tries to bleed Scott for money she doesn't need by using his daughter as a bargaining chip. Hank Pym is also a loving father & protects his own daughter, Hope Pym, by putting Scott in danger instead of her. Scott says as a result: "I'm disposable" but because Scott is also a father, he understands why Hank is protecting his daughter. The movie has Men doing what's necessary to save the day.

 

Go see it.

 

don't get married!

Comic book Scott Lang is a loving divorced father so his harpy ex-wife still tries to bleed Scott for money by using his daughter as a bargaining chip. She moves to Florida without warning but he also moves to Florida, to be there for his daughter. The comic is also pretty funny.

Go buy it.

The lesson to be learned from both versions of Ant-man (& all the links) is:

Don't

Get

Married.

Between

Between is patriarchy approved.

There is no unrealistic behavior on this show where society starts to break down when all the adults die in this small town. Between portrays girls the way they really are, with no sugar-coating. There are a lot of examples but I want to focus on one.

In S01E03 "Crossing Lines" written by Malcolm Macrury, it is two weeks after the town has been quarantined. Ronnie, the drug dealer, has been accused of something but he is innocent because he was banging Stacy that night. He needs Stacy to clear his name so he goes to ask Stacy for help...at her boyfriend's house.

Stacy is not happy: This is Chuck's house, you idiot. If he walks through that door I'm yelling "rape"

This cheating girl tells her side-man what she will do to keep her beta bucks BF (he's rich) but this idiot doesn't listen. So while Stacy's beta Boyfriend Chuck is out all night trying to maintain order in town, Ronnie ignores her warning & bangs Stacy again that night.

The next morning Stacy tells him that she won't clear his name because what I have with Chuck is good. Actually it's great & I'm not going to throw it away for you. Ronnie doesn't know that Hypergamy doesn't care.

This idiot ignores her 2nd warning & begs her to help him, so Stacy assures him that she will clear his name & explain it to her boyfriend. He asks how & she replies You're just going to have to trust me.

[Spoiler Alert!]




When Stacy sees her boyfriend nearby, Stacy punches Ronnie in the face & lies to her boyfriend that Ronnie attacked her.

Later that episode cuckold Chuck get his hands on Ronnie's phone & finds out he's been cuckolded & dumps Stacy.

This is what girls do because they don't think about the consequences. Learn how to protect yourself so you don't end up like either Ronnie or Chuck.

Inside Out

Inside Out is patriarchy approved, go watch it

The father from Inside Out was a great father. He had a good job, spent time with his family, enforced the rules, they loved him, the list goes on. But it wouldn't be a modern movie without a dig at the man.

The wife complains about him in his head & she brings up a memory of a Brazillian helicopter pilot, her Chad Thundercock. But all it did was show that his wife was an Alpha Widow.

But the movie ended up showing how dumb all these Alpha Widows are. The school teacher is also an Alpha Widow. Guess who her alpha is? Yup, the same Brazillian helicopter pilot.

The movie ends up telling girls that the alpha was never really theirs to begin with & the joke is actually on them. Girls would be fools to pass up the great man in front of them for an alpha who was just using them. Of course, most girls won't realize this.

12 Monkeys

This show is "Patriarchy Approved" because it doesn't hate men. (It's hard to find a show these days that doesn't hate men.)


Saving the Damsel in Distress!

12 Monkeys on SYFY went an entire season travelling back & forth through time without insulting men. The men weren't incompetent. There weren't any super-humanly strong women beating up large groups of men by herself. It didn't try to justify Alpha Fucks, Beta Bucks. It didn't endorse Hypergamy. It didn't glorify the Cock Carousel.

It was just a show about men & women working together to save the world.

Hopefully it can avoid a feminist infection in season 2. I'm not going to tell you if it's good or not. You should watch it & decide for yourself.

The Road

The Road is a great movie where a father educates & protects his son. The father raises him to be a man in a post-apocalyptic world as they head south to the coast. It's a great film because the father is teaching his son about humanity & about survival but we see that these two things are often at cross-purposes. Many times they have to allow something awful to happen in order to survive. The father covers his son's ears at one point but we hear what is happening. As their journey continues the son ends up having to remind the father of his humanity. Even though he's still a young boy (he plays with a Wetworks action figure & has crayons) he is mature enough to not only recognize when his father might indulge in self-pity but advises against it.

The man is a father in the most basic & primal way. Despite all the hardships they endure, he still has tender moments with his son, things we take for granted now, like having a meal or even grooming. His son is his only reason for living & he is preparing his son for the day when he won't be around. The father will do anything for his son even going against his own survival instincts in order to follow through on the lessons he taught his son. He also does everything in his power to protect his son as he tells him "I will kill anyone who touches you. Because that's my job." He is the father we should all aspire to be.

My father did not raise me. He worked long hours to support us. While I appreciate the hard work he did & all he provided, he could have been a better father. It would not have cost extra money or extra time. While people may joke about "quality time" it does make a difference. My father could have had dinner with his kids, instead he chose to eat alone.

I’m too old now to have kids, I do not have the energy to be a good father. I would end up being too tired like my father & I do not want to be a bad father like he was.  Selfish girls try to get pregnant when they are older without thinking about the babies future.

Newborns require a lot of energy; you have to wake up in the middle of the night. You don't get much sleep. Toddlers require a lot of energy too; you have to watch them all the time. Raising children is difficult & time-consuming. You have to repeat yourself over & over so that they learn. The work never stops. Older parents admit that it's better to be a younger parent.

Sure you can hire a nanny or babysitter but then you aren't raising your child. I would be too tired to do many things that are necessary. This continues until they are 20. If I had a kid tomorrow, I would be in my mid-60s by then. I would probably die of old age before they even get married.

Boys & girls have "daddy issues" because dads are important, a mother is not enough. A father can't just let the mother raise the children. He needs to be involved in the raising of his children. My father would sometimes go to the store to get bread & sometimes he would take one of us. But he didn't talk to us or give us advice. He bought us candy. He thought that was enough. He was wrong. He turned into beta bux, just providing money & not being a father. Instead I was raised by my mother to be a "nice guy" gentleman. You can't be too tired to raise your children or the mother will do what they do, raise beta males.

A kid needs both parents. 1 is not enough. I was raised to be a beta male by my mother & ended up a failure. My older brother married 1 girl & they both abandoned that son she raised. Then he let a single mom move in with him & now they have an open relationship where he bangs some ancient woman. My older sister married 1 man who was my dad's age & then had 2 kids with some other man who is also my dad's age.

Another reason it's too late for me is that men's sperm goes bad. Men make the mistake of thinking that celebrities who have children later in life are representative of all men. They aren't, they use their money to get the best fertility doctors. Men have a biological clock too. A lot of things can go wrong with an older father.

"Autism rates were 66 percent higher among children born to dads over 50 years of age than among those born to dads in their 20s. Autism rates were 28 percent higher when dads were in their 40s versus 20s....Autism rates rose still higher when both parents were older, in line with what one would expect if each parent’s age contributed to risk....Autism rates also rose with widening gaps between two parents’ ages. These rates were highest when dads were between 35 and 44 years old and their partners were 10 or more years younger....genetic mutations in sperm increase with a man’s age and that these mutations can contribute to the development of autism."

"The longer the man waits to have children the greater the chance of having a child with Noonan syndrome."

"those whose fathers were aged 35 years or older at the time of their birth were at 63 percent higher risk of hematologic malignancies"

"Older men are more likely than young ones to father a child who develops autism or schizophrenia"

There is also the question of money. You need time to amass wealth to take care of your children. Trying to save money for your child's future at such a late age will be insanely difficult & guarantee that you will never retire.

You don't have all the time in the world to accomplish your goals. Time is the fire in which we burn.

Medium

I'm a failure.

I admit it this because I don't want anyone else to end up like me. 

It wasn't easy to realize that I had failed at life. In order to know if you are a success or failure you need to have a goal in life & work towards it. I'm a failure because my goal in life was to be a husband & father. Basically I wanted to be the dad on Medium.



dad & family at breakfast

Medium was a show about a "psychic soccer mom" where the father & the family were as important as she was. On the show the father woke up early & had breakfast with his wife & kids. sometimes he drove them to school or picked them up. They loved & respected him. Obviously it wasn't all rainbows & puppies. The husband & wife argued. The kids were loud, messy & argued. He was unemployed for awhile, etc. but those things are all part of being a husband & father. That's life, it's hard; That's what I wanted & now it's too late.

I'm writing about this so that young men don't end up like me. Don't make the same mistakes that I made & you won't end up 42, never married & childless.

What did I do wrong?

Because I was raised to be a nice guy & a gentleman, whenever I would meet a girl who I had a lot in common with, (a girl who I could see a future with, in other words a girl who was "right" for me), I would treat her with respect. That turned out to be the worse possible thing. These, what I call "1st choice girls" would just friendzone me.

While I was in the friendzone, stupidly trying to prove my worth to them, I settled for banging what I call "2nd choice girls." I didn't really care about "2nd choice girls" & I put no effort into being with them. That turned out to be the way I should have treated my "1st choice girls" because not only did the "2nd choice girls" fall for me, I couldn't get rid of them. These "2nd choice girls" are the ones I ended up having relationships with.

It didn't make any sense to me at the time. The "1st Choice Girls" didn't see me the same way that the 2nd Choice Girls saw me. What was I doing wrong? Why did these 2nd choice girls put up with the way I treated them? It was the opposite of what I'd been told to do by movies & tv shows & girls themselves!

If I knew then to treat 1st choice girls as if they were 2nd choice girls I might have married one of my 1st choice girls & become a father. Instead I ruined my chances of teaching my son to ride a bike & taking my daughter to American Girl place by being a nice guy.

Don't make the same mistakes I made or you will end up like me. Click on those links & read!