section9+1
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It is the culture and what society has done to men. Men have all kinds of frustrations and mostly lead meaningless lives. As humans we are all made to work. But more than that, we are made to produce. That no longer happens. To work hard and produce anything these days is associated with manual labor and that means low wages and low status. But that is what we are made to do. A man may work very hard in front of a computer screen all day and when he shuts it off the evidence of his day's work amounts to nothing. He can go to the gym or golf course or play tennis and when all that work is done it still amounts to nothing. If we build a bird house we can go back tomorrow and see what we did. There is fulfillment in that. Years ago people worked hard and they produced. Farming, building, blacksmith, all producing things. Children worked and were meaningful contributors to the success of the family. Their lives had purpose and they were important. Now they are nothing but a troublesome, expensive burden to their parents. A hedonistic lifestyle is all that's open to them and they hate it. Most people are very unfulfilled, unhappy, self-consuming children even after they grow into adulthood. And they cannot handle it. It is the culture and the world we have made for ourselves.
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