I cant help but feel like the bits I've seen of the podcast is that he's putting on a mask. The way he reacts to his usual group IE 911 cast. His whole personality is different. Where as he does these podcasts and he's reacting how he's expected to react especially as that podcast is very, very "traditional" way of life, God heavy. Not really a fan of the woman tbh. Just very weird questions.
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To be fair the dancing video was a homage to his friend Twitch, maybe it was the aniversary of his passing or something. They seemed pretty close.
That he leaned more conservative is not really a shocker if you paid attention. Aside from the whole slurs debacle in 2020 and sharing anti-vax conspiracy theories, he's always followed some accounts that shared questionable shit, and his brother has been vocally spouting conservative and alt-right talking points on his social media, and they seem pretty close. Not to mention his ex-wife is a gun nut attwhore Jordan Peterson follower
Also, he has been open about his mental health struggles, so that someone with his upbringing turned to religion is not a surprise. It remains to be seen how far he'll go.
The lowkey sexist opinions also aren't a surprise. It seems to come from that new breed of MRA influencers that repackage misogynistic views on a more palatable argument, where they recognize the issues with toxic masculinity and male loneliness, but shift the blame on women instead of, you know, the patriarchy lol
Also, he has been open about his mental health struggles, so that someone with his upbringing turned to religion is not a surprise. It remains to be seen how far he'll go.
The lowkey sexist opinions also aren't a surprise. It seems to come from that new breed of MRA influencers that repackage misogynistic views on a more palatable argument, where they recognize the issues with toxic masculinity and male loneliness, but shift the blame on women instead of, you know, the patriarchy lol
I wonder how often he jerking off. I would love to see it.
Well, when a person doesnt accept himself as he really is and needs to pretend to be someone else just to fit in with his environment or to please others, over time he will begin to see the consequences. I'm not sure what his sexuality is, but analyzing his situation from many years ago I can deduce that he is not straight.
I guess he would likelive a life with more freedom, but because of his job, family and latin roots he cant do it, that is generating anxiety, insecurity and stress that is leading him to apathy and making decisions that are not helping him at all.
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Just saying that we all have problems. But not everyone who has problems with their family, their job, and potentially their sexuality chooses to dive deep into religion and start spouting such weirdly misogynistic talking points.
Getting help starts with wanting to get help and there's healthy ways of coping and unhealthy ways of coping. In the modern age, with a plethora of info and resources out there to draw upon for those who want help, the idea that a man as well-financed as him lacking the capacity to find the right sort of help wears a bit thin in my book.
Getting help starts with wanting to get help and there's healthy ways of coping and unhealthy ways of coping. In the modern age, with a plethora of info and resources out there to draw upon for those who want help, the idea that a man as well-financed as him lacking the capacity to find the right sort of help wears a bit thin in my book.
I agree. I don’t feel the least bit bad for Ryan.
The loudest people here are people who ship BuckTommy or whatever they want to call it….None of y’all really actually care about him or his mental health or his beliefs when most of ya’ll are on here lusting over men who probably have his same “ideologies” about women, relationships, etc and ya’ll ignore it. People are talking like they’re experts and know his psych, and I’m just here wondering if you all have the credentials and degree to analyze him lol?
Ad hominem, whataboutism, any other classic deflection techniques you want to employ?
I have a degree in Psych but I suppose that would be too "Appeal to authority" for you. If you even choose to believe that, because, let's face it, this is the internet. Anyone can make any kind of claim.
At the end of the day who is saying it doesn't change what is being said. That cuts both ways. Because what Ryan said was sexist.
He's hot but that doesn't mean what he said, and the platform he's giving to Christian conservative views, isn't incredibly unappealing.
So he's like Chris Pratt, a Christian conservative.
no "pansexual" man says this. The show is fictional. You sound like a whiny conservative. Pansexual men aren’t against bi representation
He does go to therapy. He went to therapy to save their marriage too. He said, he went to therapy, he presented the problem and change himself, and try to work things out.
To the misogynist thing, i don't think that was the right way to word it. Chrysti Ane (ex-wife) is into guns, working out, has a job etc (those are the traditional male things, right?). He seemed okay with that. In the interview, he said " Women don’t need to battle their pains alone" and encouraged them to talk things out. I think the women needing to be independent thing is coming from his partner(s) doesn't communicate well with him and always needs to be right.
Side note: i think her ex was the main person taking care of their children since he would work long hrs and weekends. however, he is always there for his children it seems.
To the misogynist thing, i don't think that was the right way to word it. Chrysti Ane (ex-wife) is into guns, working out, has a job etc (those are the traditional male things, right?). He seemed okay with that. In the interview, he said " Women don’t need to battle their pains alone" and encouraged them to talk things out. I think the women needing to be independent thing is coming from his partner(s) doesn't communicate well with him and always needs to be right.
Side note: i think her ex was the main person taking care of their children since he would work long hrs and weekends. however, he is always there for his children it seems.
i mean a compromise not male dominate. I think a hint of protectiveness and assertiveness can be good, but within reason of course.
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Didn’t Ryan talk about how he was getting used do playing a gay character? He seemed uncomfortable
I haven't seen anything about it, since he's only played one queer character in the past, but it was just a short cameo in a movie where nothing physical even happened.
idk if i would say he was seemed uncomfortable considering this is how ryan acted in S3. these things aren't written in the script.
Being touchy feely with guys is a far cry from being willing to kiss a guy and actually play the character as gay/bi/whatever.
Conflating the two is how network TV gets away with "sanitizing" gay/bi men for the audience, or "baiting" the audience with promises they don't intend to deliver on.
i would say that it depends on the person. if the person isn't touchy-feely person, this could be a sign that there is attraction between them.
I do think that the media exaggerates it at times to bait ppl in. I understand what you are saying.
I do think that the media exaggerates it at times to bait ppl in. I understand what you are saying.
