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Photo by Sen Cameron on July 01, 2026.

Photo by Sen Cameron on July 01, 2026.

Photo by Sen Cameron on July 01, 2026.

Photo by Sen Cameron on July 01, 2026.

Photo by Sen Cameron on July 01, 2026.

Photo by Sen Cameron on July 01, 2026.

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Posted On: July 1st 2026, 10:23 am

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kendragrupp

4 months ago

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4 months ago

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When I saw @theisabelbrown post about the way some women online are bragging about ab*rting their baby boys (or posting things like, “Time to find out whether it’s a girl or an ab*rtion”), I was gutted but not surprised.

I’ve been on the internet long enough to watch the predominantly female narrative surrounding gender swing from rumblings about “male incompetence” or public figures apologetically “acknowledging the complexity” of raising males (as if they’re inherently defective) to such a fever-pitched extreme that women frequently admit to “hating all men” with the exception of their own husbands (if that)—and are supported by thousands of comments.

Someone is sure to say that, if this many women think this way, then there must be something to it.

The truth is, as heartbreaking as it is to imagine even a single woman m*rdering her own baby son in her womb, this is not how most women see men.

Social contagion is real. The loudest, man-hating feminist voices on TikTok are not representative of the majority. And we have a very real opportunity to tell the truth about men.

And the truth is: They’re made in God’s image, have inherent value as such, possess incredible character traits, skills, initiative, and compassion. They fight, build, protect, strive, grow, and sacrifice. They’re essential to every culture (and not just bc those m*rdered baby boys wouldn’t have existed without their fathers’ contribution).

Are there evil men? Of course.

There are evil women too. (The ones who brag about killing their sons prove this.)

“All have sinned and fallen short of the glory of God.” Romans 3:23

But there are *so many* good ones who love well and work hard. They have been the overwhelmingly vast majority of my own experience with men in my life.

Sadly, flowing right alongside an epidemic of angry, vindictive women who hate men is a rising tide of disenfranchised, undiscipled young men who could very well grow into that which the loudest negative voices claim they are.

We must stand in the gap to ensure this doesn’t happen.

Moms of boys: It’s time to raise godly men like it’s our jobs. Because it is.

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Lifting heavy weights will improve your bone density.

A lot of the recommendations for “heavy weights” means above 80 percent of your max. To put it simply, that’s what you can lift for 6 reps or less.

It places a high mechanical load on the bone and signals your body to build stronger, denser bones. This is especially important for menopausal women and anyone wanting to age with strength and independence.

But, you can’t walk into the gym on day one and lift that heavy.

Even if your goal was to become the strongest powerlifter on the planet, I would never start you at 80 percent.

To lift heavy safely and effectively, you first need to:
• Learn how to lift with proper technique
• Build work capacity
• Build muscle and prepare your joints and connective tissues for higher loads

Lifting heavy is one of the best things you can do for bone health and longevity. But there is a process to earn the right to go heavy.

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