Just read Greg Gutfeld’s article and it really hit home. His point about the two voices one encouraging action the other voice reluctant to look a fool. One could almost call it the Tyranny of Cool. Gutfeld’s got it right. There is too much emphasis on looking cool and not nearly enough on taking charge of a situation. His wife chose the take action course and it saved her from harm.
p>Odd isn’t it? Gutfeld illustrates in his piece two lessons on how to be a man and both of them given by women. br> — Charles Mohseni
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