The Renegade Writer's Mouthy Musings
Oct 7, 2026 · 31 min · 12 segments
*Good Christ, I can’t believe this shit.* The topic I’m podcasting about? Yes. But not just that. I recorded today’s podcast, lost it on my laptop, and didn’t even see it in the recycle bin. So I…
it's just it is what it is we live in the information age these days where news travels quick and suddenly we are able to expose and bring to light some of the deplorable disgusting vile behaviors that it seems like are pretty exclusive to men most of the time or young men you don't see a lot of this stuff happening with groups of women who are threatening talking um inciting violence against other women.
I'm not saying it doesn't happen, but I don't know.
Maybe women are at least smart enough not to fucking leave record of it.
Maybe they're sneakier.
I have no idea.
Honestly, I think honestly it's a man problem though.
And I'm not saying all men, but always a man when there's some shit going down.
It's of a certain nature.
And what I mean by that is like, you know, mass shootings, 98 to 99 percent of them committed by men.
Rapes, violent attacks against other people are 97 percent committed by men.
Suicides by men are about 80 percent, give or take, depending on what study you read.
And it just seems like there's a big man problem.
It just is.
It's a lot of things that I don't know if it's parents are too ashamed to parent their boys the same way that they treat girls.
I don't know if it's the testosterone that runs through men.
I don't know if it's society's take that men should need to tough it up.
Boys need to be tough.
They need to not cry.
They need to not feel emotions.
They don't want to be fucking, uh, cowards, chicken shits, pussies, whatever, you know, words you use in there that a lot of menus toward each other.
Some men, uh, using that with their sons.
I know we got called some pretty bad names by our father growing up.
Um, and yeah, it's fucked up.
Men have big feelings and, uh, I just don't think they're, I think it's too prideful too.
It's stubbornness.
it's just it is what it is we live in the information age these days where news travels quick and suddenly we are able to expose and bring to light some of the deplorable disgusting vile behaviors that it seems like are pretty exclusive to men most of the time or young men you don't see a lot of this stuff happening with groups of women who are threatening talking um inciting violence against other women.
I'm not saying it doesn't happen, but I don't know.
Maybe women are at least smart enough not to fucking leave record of it.
Maybe they're sneakier.
I have no idea.
Honestly, I think honestly it's a man problem though.
And I'm not saying all men, but always a man when there's some shit going down.
It's of a certain nature.
And what I mean by that is like, you know, mass shootings, 98 to 99 percent of them committed by men.
Rapes, violent attacks against other people are 97 percent committed by men.
Suicides by men are about 80 percent, give or take, depending on what study you read.
And it just seems like there's a big man problem.
It just is.
It's a lot of things that I don't know if it's parents are too ashamed to parent their boys the same way that they treat girls.
I don't know if it's the testosterone that runs through men.
I don't know if it's society's take that men should need to tough it up.
Boys need to be tough.
They need to not cry.
They need to not feel emotions.
They don't want to be fucking, uh, cowards, chicken shits, pussies, whatever, you know, words you use in there that a lot of menus toward each other.
Some men, uh, using that with their sons.
I know we got called some pretty bad names by our father growing up.
Um, and yeah, it's fucked up.
Men have big feelings and, uh, I just don't think they're, I think it's too prideful too.
It's stubbornness.
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