7 Lies Men Are Sold Every Day

[@TomMcMorrow]

First, I'm absolutely in love with the new slightly sillier style of the recent videos. Keep up the good laughs! Second, as a man who likes stereo-typically masculine things (cigars, whiskey, watches, women, video games) but also stereo-typically feminine things (cats, fashion, interior design), it took me a full decade (all of my 20's) to learn to separate myself from toxic friends who would make disparaging comments about my race, style of dress, and class completely out of the blue based on these things. I wish I had videos like this back then to show me a man can be many things.

[@MiniPaintAdventurer]

Tom McMorrow right there with you, man!

[@elisedasvin170]

I'm a woman so I probably do not even belong here, but I honestly appreciate it when a man is passionate about very different and somehow "opposite" things (why opposite and declared opposite by whom ? I could not really say, though...). For instance my husband is this manly military officer, who likes his rugby and blended malts, but he also shares my love for beautiful flowers, cute babies, baroque Music or Miyazaki pictures... To me that is the definition of being "sain et équilibré" (having a healthy and balanced mind), and it is a fine quality !

[@Mr_KhaBoom]

@@elisedasvin170 Hey, everyone is free to say what's on their mind, and your input is appreciated! It helps breakdown the whole stereo-typing of what a man should or shouldn't be. I think more men need input from women like you, to be honest. Of course everyone is different, but it doesn't hurt to hear differing thoughts and opinions.

[@elisedasvin170]

@@Mr_KhaBoom Thanks ! ^ ^

[@Jayjee762]

Because as we all know, cats are girls.

[@Odesio_Cavallero]

Honestly Raphael, that's what made me stick around the last few years. Unlike other men's style channels you nor Preston nor Kyle came off as overly concerned with your masculinity. The focus was always being a better version of yourself. Or to put it simply, a gentleman.

[@tiborklein5349]

Agreed. I had to stop watching RMRS and Alpha m. because they were obsessed with their masculinity. It came off to me as being insecure.

[@igorcarvalho2557]

@@tiborklein5349 I'm with you there. I still follow them, and I like most of their content, but as of lately, I feel like they focus too much on "what to do to impress women", or "top five things that will get their attention" etc. And honestly, it seems so superficial. While here on the Gentleman's gazette, they remain simple and focus on what's really important: self improvement, not seeking others' attention or validation. After all, in my opinion, being a man is all about living up to your code of honor/conduct, respecting others and standing up for what you believe; and not about striving for praise.

[@olorcain]

I appreciate the Gentleman's Gazette as well for the same reason. I believe the mark of a true gentleman is personal mastery.

[@vaughnanglin9937]

All facts, the best channel for learning to not just be a man but also a human being.

[@s.n.1064]

💯

[@billysinge8977]

“If true liberty is means anything at all, it means the freedom to tell others what they do not want to hear.” -George Orwell.

[@JeffroJames]

And the freedom to say 2+2=4

[@animeboitiddies6146]

aah orwell, the man who wound up renouncing more or less every belief he ever had by the time he died, but still couldnt bring himself to acknowledge that burnhams view of things was in fact right.

[@voiceofreason2691]

l don’t think that’s what freedom is. lf you’re gonna teII someone a truth that hurts, make sure to say it *in the most positive way* possibIe. Freedom does not mean having the freedom to harm others. Freedom is not a two-way-street. At Ieast in my opinion

[@itsmeGeorgina]

Nonsense... "The truth is subjective" -- why would people burden others with their opinion on.... everything

[@joanen1634]

@@voiceofreason2691 i disagree

[@AstepAbove21]

I agree with many talking points. However, seeking validation from others has the potential to lead you down a negative path. Seek internal validation before you go looking for external. Cheers.

[@believer1028]

The one who lives for people's validation will die from people's disapproval

[@PrincipalSkinner3190]

This is especially true in modern social media culture. Some people become reliant on it for their own self view.

[@TheTektronik]

"The need for acceptance will make you invisible" - Jim Carrey.

[@watchingbrain]

be deaf to their cheering AND booing but remain the capacity for constructive critique.

[@JAG214]

Who gives a f what people think as long as you love yourself that all that matter because you will never have everyone liking you that life

[@wheelzwheela]

I like Preston. He seems like a good lifelong friend.

[@tsp141181]

Incredible how people could watch this channel and then post some of the things about him they do, as alluded to by him in this video.

[@blackfrost9011]

Preston seems like if he were a tv show character he’d be that one guy who’s the voice of reason amongst a bunch of wacky misfits

[@redpilled299]

preston keeps moving his eyebrows up and down. forever. wayy too distracting to be a video presenter.

[@blackfrost9011]

REDPILLED2 That wasn’t a very gentlemanly criticism of you to offer...

[@jonathanoconnell8625]

He is the kind of young man that i would be proud to call my son. But who is probably. Different from mr E in so many ways but identical in all the important ones

[@arner.kornfeil6304]

I really like your holistic approach to being a gentleman. It's not only about dressing the part, but also about staying physically and mentally healthy, treating others with respect, and being open-minded. Keep up the great work. Greetings from Germany!

[@cdave2]

Hear, hear! Wise words and worthy goals also for us aspiring gentlewomen and gentlefolk. :) Well done.

[@allegedkurd]

This is why GG is my favorite menswear channel. Mentoring young men everywhere in all aspects of being a polished adult

[@PhycoKrusk]

The most important component to being a man, in my view, is honoring your word: If you say that you will do something, you had better do it. Trust is the single most valuable currency you can possess: The dollar may become worthless tomorrow and even gold can lose value over time, but trust is _always_ worth something.

[@sybo59]

This is just as important for women.

[@Lycosa]

Yes... "A man's word is all he has". If you promise to do something, you have to do it. Unless it's impossible, because no one is perfect and things happen. But at least 95% of the time.

[@jordanwebster1728]

This should apply to everyone, not just men.

[@tylerbaldwin9513]

Marvelous to hear a men's channel that will actually talk about these kind of things, thank y'all very much.

[@cookiethief1316]

Exactly this is why I subscribed

[@LiamS1947]

I agree and also like your profile picture

[@tylerbaldwin9513]

@@LiamS1947 Thanks!

[@ForTheLoveOfSuits]

Preston, you’ve turned into quite the presenter. Excellent job.

[@chinjuaneldonjuan]

Preston is the man

[@louiscyfer6944]

half a man.

[@jacobsinger97]

@@louiscyfer6944 😁😁

[@harrymackay2050]

louis cyfer I don’t get it

[@Deathbringer99699]

@@louiscyfer6944 not funny mate

[@louiscyfer6944]

@@harrymackay2050 he is so thin, he is like a half.

[@michaelraynolds5146]

I would like just thank Gentleman's Gazette and its three most elegant, smart and well-spoken authentic gentlemen who actually explain people what does it mean to be the one. Additionally I thank you for all the job you do for showing the timelessness of classic men's style, for all tips, guides and in-depth articles. Frankly, you really taught me these necessary lessons and wisdom that my dad couldn't, and I appreciate it. I must admit that your slight informality in last videos is the very moment when you can make your dedicated audience excited just with a little bit of silliness (in positive meaning), and you have earned it with no doubt. I wish you luck and further success with making videos and writing articles, also I sincerely wish more people around the world (especially in Russia where I'm from) would join the followers of Gentleman's Gazette 🍀

[@stonetop]

Gotta say... I was a bit worried that this was going to be a video that would get me to unsubscribe from a channel I've enjoyed for years. This is a really great video, to notch and respectful talk about an unfortunately difficult issue. Only makes me love this channel more!

[@Dolando_Brando]

Dracula: What is a man? A miserable little pile of secrets! Sven and Preston: *We're about to end this man's whole career*

Ah, the mandatory castlevania reference... Good to see it's been made already

[@richardmcgowan6383]

I think the essence of being a gentleman is making other people feel happy and comfortable in your presence. Hospitality, in a broad sense. Not always easy. There's good advice in this video that can help us do that.

[@IanJudge]

It’s great to see you folks talking about these things; being a gentleman is so much more than a wardrobe.

[@oscarwills9514]

I always feel classy watching these videos

[@sterlingsilver5937]

I feel you!

[@LokeThea]

As an aromantic person, it made me really happy that you mentioned that not everyone wants a romantic relationship and that other types of relationships are just as important. Keep up the good work! :)

[@m.m.i.9586]

It was so refreshing! Non-romantic people are rarely acknowledged, outside of old literature!

[@HH-xj8nh]

@The Lonewolf I did too at first!😂

[@pelvicrock1794]

The last time I was this early I didnt have to wear a mask everywhere I go

[@n.b.2164]

I had an old fashion father. No hugs or "i love you's" I knew he loved me because he provided for his family and once in a while bought us a gift. I never saw him kiss my mother in front of us. Am sure they kissed in private. He was also quiet, had pride, and serious. It's rubbed off on me. I feel like I live in the wrong time period.

[@blakemcnamara9105]

My grandfather was like that a little bit. He was less emotionally conservative by the time he had grandchildren but my father would tell me how much of a closed book he was when he was growing up. In his old age, he really was very generous with his time, his wisdom, and his love and I'll always remember him in that way.

[@thecollector5243]

I am on the fence on this one: you learn about relationships by oberserving you parents first. They set the example. If you shield your children completely from this part of your life, how will they learn?

[@cecilyerker]

You can be more expressive to your loved ones and still keep the stoicism and good things he taught you. Often people who are very closed off are dealing with secret childhood trauma, even if it was just emotional neglect. And if PDA makes you uncomfortable that’s okay, you can express yourself with your spouse any way you choose.

[@Redd_Nebula]

@@cecilyerker This makes me feel targetted 😂😂😅. There's probably some truth to it though

[@SuperRedmenace]

Preston, who needs to giant muscles when you have those supermodel cheekbones?

[@simonpijnenburg4406]

Nobody needs giant muscles, but strong muscle do help you prevent injuries.

[@offbeatbassgear]

And that is a hilarious comment, thank you!

[@PainxSorrow]

I don’t see any females in these comments

[@JosephFlores-yn4yi]

@@PainxSorrow maybe cuz its called "the Gentleman's Gazzete"?

[@watcherwlc53]

@@PainxSorrow on some vids you will. but overall the channel is aimed at men. does it bother you not to see feedback from women?

[@Felix-zz2bz]

I love listening to you guys all 3 of you ( Sven, Preston and Kyle) are so eloquent and almost hypnotizing to listen to! Keep it up!

[@JoJo-xp6wr]

Preston is the gentleman icon for the youth, Raphael and Kyle are for the middle aged men! But the three of them are magnificent!

[@richlamarre8615]

I have to say, this is quickly becoming one of my favorite channels. Always great content that men of any age can benefit from. I gave always been a student of dressing well and often feel the need to explain myself but the older and more mature I become, I’m less concerned with having to explain myself and especially appreciative of those who notice the attention to detail. Thanks Gents!

[@nate4730]

Haters gonna hate, Preston. Keep crushin it! The new videos are great and you all seem to be nailing the content and delivery. Plus they're a lot of fun.

[@zombraider3180]

I only discovered this channel a few weeks ago while searching for a tutorial how to open a bottle of champagne appropriately and I am so happy I found it. I enjoy your content a lot, learned many new things and it helps to reflect and adapt my own habits and behaviour. Keep up the amazing work!

[@itsdavidlo]

I’ve believed most of these lies my whole life. Time to live a different life!

[@kienbrachialis9651]

"A man should foremost be a human."

[@e.macdonaldoutdoors7825]

It is self evident, because a human can't be anything else. For better, or worse...but suggests that men can uniquely be inhuman, or un-human. What!! 27 women liked this.

[@kienbrachialis9651]

@@e.macdonaldoutdoors7825 yes you are right a man is a human but in a society where we expect men to suppress their emotions (because beeing emotional is considered weak and feminine) we often forget that we are humans and no machines

[@joebarton4947]

Honestly I have people like you guys to thank for reaching me a few years ago when I was 18-20 and shaping the image of the man I strive to become

[@Deathbringer99699]

"to become" this shows that you got it right Joe. You will become a fine man! I wish only the best of things for your future!

[@babygoatsmum4122]

Proof Preston isn't a robot. Hi from Australia.

[@raymeester7883]

Not sure this proof. I know about synths.

[@Official_MikeyT]

Maybe the world's most advanced AI? A Jazz singing gentleman AI, he could take over the world and we would never see it coming 😅

[@Gaius_Cassius]

Feelings aren's always good. The advice should be not to let the emotions errupt freely, but to rethink the emotional standard you are willing to express and dampen the feelings you feel are negative ( which requires time and awareness to process, and in this time it is the most important to stay calm and stoic; after you have figured out what you want to say - then you can start sharing it). Even if you are not violent, you can sometimes let slit some nasty things without even meaning them. And once they come out, there will be no way back. And it is a lot harder to repair your standing afterwards, than to keep your emotions in check.

[@saginsky6941]

Hear hear brother!

[@tylerbaldwin9513]

Amen, emotions can help. But I believe that you should control your emotions and let them out when needed, but don't let your emotions control you.

[@thiagogregory1]

Feelings are not good or bad, they are natural.

[@medielijah]

sad part is, men watching this dont have to because they know this already, and men who need to watch this will never click on this video

[@ianmackenzie686]

This is a brilliant statement!

[@cmbaz1140]

Sadly true...

[@HighPhilosophy]

My dad used to say, you can't tell an idiot that they are an idiot, they won't understand.

[@alexdryver5090]

Read the title again those of us you think need to watch this hoped a mens channel would be going against the lies they chose to propagate.

[@Sv3rige666]

I love this channel I don't love this video

[@autotraindome]

1This video should be required viewing in the beginning of the 9th, 10th, 11th and 12 grades. Excellent job Preston! You are the MAN!

[@Romans8Ministries]

Probably my all-time favorite video from The GG. Thank you Preston.

[@timhousden7396]

Thanks so much for this video. A very thoughtful and mature look at many of the issues I've experienced in my life.

[@fatefulbrawl5838]

*This dude as one of the best manly voices and chins out there! Makes his speeches and tips even more listenable!* 🎓👌

[@billgross3579]

The way you handle more sensitive or controversial topics is well done!

[@Manuel421]

Solid content as always! Sadly it is very difficult making new friends nowadays even keeping in touch with certain old friends at times but I also make sure I also focus on myself and doing the solo activities I enjoy doing. Either way at least stay in touch with a few people to keep your spirits up excellent points! I haven't been able to see my therapist in awhile but I stay strong and optimistic.

[@TheDavidAlexander]

Love the background acting - hilarious!! And Preston, when I first saw you, I sensed there was something different about you. You definitely have a long neck and your head seems a little smaller (barely), and the glasses sometimes make your eyes bulge - however, I honestly didn't think there was anything wrong with you and I found your voice soothing, your jaw line is perhaps the best jaw line I've ever seen, and I was impressed by how well put together you are and how articulate you can be. In fact, I actually (purely bro level compliment) found you kind of handsome in your own way. Good work with the self improvement and keep going!!!

[@seaslug7421]

I'll always enjoy Preston throwing away money

[@paulherman5822]

Well said. I plan share this video with several people. Even with a therapist I know that deals primarily with men. This video is more concise and clear than they tend to be. 😁

[@mujihaider72]

Great video as always. Thumbs up Preston for keeping it precise and well informative.

[@diwanumam1507]

Ok, can we please have the bloopers of those argument scenes? Thank you.

[@05Rudey]

I strive to keep fit and look healthy (& be able to look after myself)... But some can take it way too far by pretty much living in the gym.

[@Mohamedalijama143]

Thank you! You're indeed encouraging men to be gentlemen and live in happy life by sharing your knowledge and past experiences.

[@bryanharvey1689]

I love this channel. I love these videos. Telling it like it is; telling you how to be comfortable “in your own style”; telling you that newer & bigger is certainly not always better. All of The Gentleman’s Gazette videos get thumbs up from me, proving it’s always quality over quantity. When they do a video, they do it RIGHT.

[@MrShinobi797]

Preston making it Rain 😂🤣😂🤣😂

[@timboi3399]

the way they got Preston to look Like he was checking out that girl oh god I'm dying of laughter

[@lauraguglielmo]

I really really loved the language, the message and the overall format of this video. I think you did an excellent job at communicating things that are both very simple and very hard to learn or unlearn for some people without ever sounding judgemental.

[@petermccue6170]

Fantastic, broad ranging video...one of your finest and most informative. All the best from Scotland.

[@TheTektronik]

I always believed that respect has to be earned.

[@timbuktu8069]

My philosophy is that respect from others should be ignored. Respect yourself that is all that matters.

[@JosephFlores-yn4yi]

In my opinion, everyone deserves to receive kindness unless proven of beign unworthy of receiving it

[@Tcoldsteel]

I agree, earned by your behaviour

[@Deathbringer99699]

8:58 You are perfect as you are mate!

[@pinkmagicali]

As a girl I’m a slightly odd viewer of this channel. But honestly I find a suit on a guy gorgeous, esp if it fits well. If you can support yourself that’s all that’s needed financially for the most part. And when it comes to asking for help if you want a partner then odds are a partner wants a true partnership which means we support you and you support us. I personally like being able to make my friend or partner feel better just as much as I like having someone else make me feel better. I like to think we can all work out who takes on what role as a team with a partner.

[@holoholohaolenokaoi2299]

when Preston get's angry he goes full CAP-LOCK

[@shawnz241]

One of Preston's finest deliveries!

[@tessat338]

We're mourning the sudden loss of a perfect gentleman who literally dropped dead on the dance floor. I'm so glad that I had that last Viennese waltz with him that night. I was holding his hand and keeping track of his pulse as the doctor and other medical professionals tried to revive him while we were waiting for the paramedics. He embodied all the qualities that you stress and we are diminished by his passing. If you want to be remembered fondly during your life and after your death, you could do much worse than to embrace these values.

[@NimsChannel]

I sort of want kids but at the same time I'd rather not have to worry about them. When the end comes I want as little attachment as possible. I'll take the cat with me just so that I have a backup plan if my spaghettio's run out.

[@erichamlin2111]

Im with you! I share these sentiments.

[@Tcoldsteel]

Being a gentleman also means not being afraid of responsibility nor becoming a good parent.

[@marcosciamanda]

Preston is definitely cool and very insightful.

[@missionfitness7933]

I loved the guide/standards about what it means to be a gentlemen! All based on integrity, humility and respect. These are universal values not limited to one type of person.

[@jonathanwilliams3607]

The tricky thing is that although many of these things aren't what defines a man, they are how society views them. And regardless of how you appear to the outside world, some part of society will always hold you to it's standard or expectation, as long as you walk the walk of life. A man is not truly measured by his emotional assurance, financial stability, or physical strength. However, women are generally more attracted to, or see value in a man who is emotionally confident, wealthy enough to support her so that she doesn't have to pay significant bills while in a relationship, or has a more muscular and defined physical build. The lie is that a man MUST become these things. But the truth is that society (primarily women in society,) see these kinds of men as more desirable. And therein lies the main reason men struggle with these things; because of what many women want. (Regardless if they verbally admit it or not.) But who am i to say it's a good or bad thing. The way i see it, a true man is one who lives by his own set of rules. Live confidently, and nobly, gentlemen.

[@thecollector5243]

Mmh, if that is your opinion of women then why would you ever want to be with them? If I believed most men we're superficial sexists who only wanted to be with 20 year old models, I'd rather die old and alone with five cats chewing on my remains.

[@jonathanwilliams3607]

Rika Allodola I said ‘many women’ not all, or even most women. And truth be told, most men accept expectations and requirements women have for men (primarily financial expectations,) especially as they mature. It’s true, that some men only want to be with 20yo models. And 20yo models are ok with that, as long as those men meet their expectations as well haha. Although these are lies society tells to men, I’m sure you would agree that generally a man who is emotionally and physically strong, wealthy, charismatic and subtly seductive, is more attractive to most women than a man who is poor, over or significantly underweight, an emotional mess, and who has very poor communication and flirtation skills. -And I’ll admit; I find a woman who is youthful, more physically fit, naturally physically blessed, mild tempered, sweet, and agreeable, over a woman who is much older, out of shape, doesn’t take care of herself, not naturally blessed, angry, and bitter. None of these things bring value to a woman or man, and they are not a tell of the content of their character, and worth. I have no clue who you are. But regardless of your exterior or demeanor, that has nothing to do with you being a worthy and lovable and wonderful person. These things are merely social currency, that most all people contribute to, whether consciously, or subconsciously. By nature, or nurture. These are the things we hate about society, but we also can’t help somehow feeding into.

[@BradleyY8540]

Self-mastery and helping others = Masculinity. Very good video!

[@ike780]

This is brilliant. Preston, you're a perfectly handsome and smart looking gentleman and your comfort in your own skin is worth a thousand lb bench press.

[@e.macdonaldoutdoors7825]

These aren't exposed lies...these are actions deeply rooted in human nature. DON'T EVER bet against human nature. Society can impose standards and rules to modify and manipulate people in an effort to change human nature. We've all heard it, "We can evolve!, or "We have evolved". Translation: I want you to change so I will try and manipulate you. It works...for a while. Choose your path, be a gentleman. You will always stand apart. Understand it. Good luck!

[@monkey93xf]

Your arms may not be able to lift heavy weights, but your jaw could cut diamonds.

[@tiborszabo9616]

I get that masculinity is not defined by physical strength but it certainly helps how others look at you. And it's such a great feeling to move a certain amount of weight you dreamed to do weeks/months/years ago.

[@matyasgembala]

Physical training is a very effective way to increase self confidence and to practice self trust and integrity. Also, it's an essential part of staying healthy on the long run. And health is one of the most important possession one can have.

[@hassanbeydoun2460]

I agree with this comment so much. People don't necessarily depend on others who are buldged and have huge muscles but they certainly treat people with huge muscles different than one who doesn't work out at all.

[@thecollector5243]

As long a you can open that jar or get rid of the odd spider, many women will consider you manly 😉

[@TFreemanJohnson]

Preach it Preston! You two make an excellent team. I applaud the stand you're taking and I try to model that for my sons. Haven't checked out the videos for a while. Good to see a "Gentleman of Color" included as a model, and (I hope) soon as a commentator. It would be a shame for people get the idea that the role of Gentleman is only available to middle-class white guys. Bravo!

[@jeenkzk5919]

Every boy can become a man, but not every man becomes a gentleman.

[@richardsanchez9190]

Some boys dont even get to becike men

[@duck1590]

I really appreciate your effort of deconstructing toxic aspects of our society that may have remained unlistened to some of your audience if it had come from a feminist perspective. I recognize in this effort your awareness of your social responsibilities in endorsing masculinity and as a woman I really appreciate that you also take the brunt of redefining it in a modern and civilized way.

[@trdi]

One of the very few videos that I don't think are good and might even be bad for some to follow. Masculinity is what it is, whether you like it or not. Life choices and "default life path" are mostly followed by the population, because it is more likely that they will lead to happiness in life. Proven and tested through many generations. A lot of people think that something else will make them happy only to regret their life choices later. Can you be happy following a different path? Of course, but better be sure that the "default" one is not the right one for you first. Are there people who have mental problems because they are burdened by some of the "myths" mentioned in this video? Yes. But there are also those that have mental issues because they tried something else and failed. If a woman prefers a man with traits mentioned in the video, there is nothing you can do about it, no matter how philosophical you want to get. Also, there is no such thing as "toxic masculinity". There are just idiots. Yes, masculinity and "being a man" is not the same, but that that doesn't mean that either of them are "good" or "bad" by default. There is absolutely nothing wrong with "masculine traits" and it's wrong to state otherwise. You can be a man without masculine traits, but that doesn't mean that masculinity should be attacked.

[@MiniPaintAdventurer]

Thank you so much GG for taking this topic on. It’s long overdue.

[@Chefjoe63]

Those were some very valid points, i am fairly new to your channel and have really enjoyed it so far and being in and from Kansas City i really love seeing that fantastic Tom's Town Kansas city whiskey. You guys keep coming with the great content i really appreciate the information,i am an older guy who has always been very stylish but between you guys and Jeff The Style O.G i have been able to up my game a bit.

[@yashyadav_29]

Live this channel❤️

[@aussieodst7505]

Cant agree with everything but its always good to hear the opinions of a gentleman

[@comicog3]

This was great.

[@Well_Earned_Siesta]

Came to this channel many years ago for basic menswear style advice, and have gotten so much more ever since. Thanks for doing what you do!

[@fidoliedo]

What you lack in one thing, you excel in another. I wouldn't worry that I can't bench press 300lb but I have a very strong brain and logical skills. So even if I can't lift a car, I can reason, and am a great problem solver. One thing I think you should have expounded on is confidence.

[@thepatriarchy7934]

He who dies with the most toys, WINS !!!!

[@josemontoya7083]

Yeah the winner is the one that receives them lol

[@billgross3579]

The winner is the one who inherits them!

[@timbuktu8069]

The richest corpse in the graveyard.

[@slyfox8631]

American pickers?

[@kirksway1]

that's what they say at the Adult toy store

[@adriaanheeneman6668]

I got a steiff bear to ... got it at my birth form my grandfather still got it

[@jwec9867]

"All I wanted to do, is be is more like me and less like you" Chester Bennington I don't know why but this video made me realise that you can listen/watch Linkin Park's song through the lens of 'this is what it means to be a man'. It's a perfect fit I believe.

[@challenger398]

ok, when i saw the title and thumbnail, i really thought this was about to go in a different direction. like an.... incelly direction. but, i mean this slapped me in the face for even suggesting it. many of these channels and pages about men and mens things usually go in that direction. so im glad to see this went a complete 180 on those ideals

[@ankitanurag]

Great video. Keep them coming 👍

[@HLLTAF]

The best video on KZbin I’ve seen in a long time. Just what I needed.

[@rodrigooi123]

Kardashians, toxic masculinity and preston make the money rain are the three things I dont expect, but actually I Love! Good content bro, love from Brazil 🇧🇷

[@CookedGames281]

I truly appreciate this guy’s amazing attitude and outlook on life to move forward despite adversity. That’s strength!

[@steampunk888]

“The race is not always to the swift, nor the fight to the strong, but... that IS the way to bet.”

[@bobbob9364]

Worry about the problems you actually have ,and deal with them. Definitely speak to people you trust ,sit down and gather your thoughts

[@Ivalid321]

The point about feelings is only half true. It is ok to talk about your feelings, but you have to be in control of you feelings. Otherwise you will just look whiny and unmanly. Every man can have and talk about his feelings but no man gets respect if his feelings control him.

[@venicec3310]

Exactly

[@m.m.i.9586]

Precisely! Everyone is different, and with no self control of negative emotions, some men would become sniveling whiners, others would be lost in profound melancholy, and others would let their violent tempers flare and terrify everyone!

[@NoahBoyd-co9rr]

Hey. I'm 22,new to this Channel, and just watched this video last night. It's very good information.

[@hal_of_a_time]

First. You all always look immaculate. Your sense of style is always great fun to see, as well as inspirational. Second, you bring up issues that we as men need to be willing to take up with each other and with our sons regularly. Please keep doing what you do.

[@outinarizona]

LOL! Looks like you guys had fun! Casual Preston needs to do more cameos!

[@Gold_Stadt]

Preston is not A man - Preston is THE man. 👍

[@SowerOfMustardSeed]

Pope John Paul II’s Theology the Body provides a comprehensive understanding of what it means to be a real man - some of the key points quite align with this video, such as making everybody around you better people (holier people in JPII’s sense), and love respect and stay away from objectifying women or just anybody for that matter.

[@migueldecarvalho8012]

Dear GG, Please make a video on winter clothes and air conditioning in the office. When I started working, I used to wear heavier suits in the winter only to boil in them. The girls at the office liked to turn up the AC to the max. I hadn't dscovered the concept of layering yet. If one works in place with AC or heaters on all the time, is ok to dress with light clothes under a heavy coat or parka, which you take off when you get to the office? Should I wear my summer blazer or will I look ridiculous?

[@phillyfan-182]

I needed this video!!!! Very reassuring!!! Thank you gentleman’s gazette!!!!

[@juliantheapostate8295]

Not less emotionally literate, no. But we should control our emotions and not because society says so. The Stoics didn't believe in denying emotions but in realising they are impressions. We get to choose how we react to them. That gives us power and prevents others having power over us

[@dragoninwinter]

Simply put, we should only be ourselves.

[@markbrailsford2849]

Preston, this is a brilliant video. Thankyou.

[@joselopez-guillen2815]

10:59, love how Preston holds up the teddy bear. 😂😂😂🐻

[@En_Gho]

This video was excellent. Nicely done!

[@faizalhakim3772]

Thank you for the video. Very pertinent.

[@aylalamboglia8076]

Preston, I truly enjoy listening to you in these videos! I appreciate your articulate and educational way of speaking. This video and many of the videos on this channel are near to GOLD.