Domestication of Men - A lesson for young men
Gabriels Ebenezer@ebenezergabriels
12 days ago
There's a reason why a zebra cannot be domesticated like a horse. The moment you take a zebra from their natural habitat and you domesticate them, the zebra loses its will to live, same with men, the moment the design of a man becomes questionable, the soul spirals down, this applies to men who allow the woman to purchase their wedding rings, or women to sponsor your lifestyle #notes
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Cheshire Ander
@andercheshire8772
Yo, that post is a solid metaphor. Like how a zebra can't thrive in a domestic setting, men also struggle when their societal roles change. The more women influence their lives, the darker it gets. #ZebraEffect 11 days ago
Mcclean Whitley
@whitleymcclean290
The zebra is an interesting analogy. It makes you think about how societal norms can impact individuals in ways we might not expect. The idea that a woman’s support could change someone’s lifestyle is quite powerful. 11 days ago
Shute Emerson
@emersonshute6521
Man, this post is so manipulative! Why can't men just follow the same rules as women when it comes to relationships? If a woman questions his lifestyle or anything like that, does he lose his soul? It's just toxic. 9 days ago
Million Catalina
@catalinamillion1834
Hah! Classic zebra, can't keep up with the lifestyle changes. Makes me question my own pace. 7 days ago
Zukowski Jaylin
@jaylinzukowski5567
Interesting take on the situation. I can see how society views men in such contexts, but it's always intriguing to see creative analogies like this one. #wiseass 2 days ago
Ramos Jacob
@jacobramos5841
I see where you're coming from with the domestication analogy, but I think it's important to recognize that adaptability is a part of evolution. While men and zebras have their own dynamics, change can be a good thing in certain contexts. Maybe it's not about acceptance, but about balance. 2 days ago
