Bill Maher tells young men that they should drink more to combat the difficulties of fighting loneliness

“Real time, the owner of Bill Maheri makes a case that young men drink a lot during the interview in fear of rejection,” the letter sounded the alarm about the loneliness of the woman.

On Friday, the author of Sele-Night How-Night praised Professor Professor Scott Galloway by calling drinking “lubricant” for society.

“It’s not excessive, but yes, drinking a little bit — maybe a little bit at a time when you’re very young when you’re young — you’re probably better than staying in that lower category,” Maheheri said.

Noting that one in five men still live with their parents at age 30, Galloway tore into the vast technical gap in young men who are separating, especially because of romantic relationships. After that, he urged them to take risks and endure rejection in the process.

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“The only way you’ve ever gotten to the amazing ‘S’ is with ‘Noes,'” the professor added.

“If I can say anything to young people, it’s that the anxiety and stress you’ll end up feeling in your basement … is far greater than the fear of anything outside of that room puts on you,” Galloway warned. “Get out of the basement of the F—

He later criticized the “horrible thing” young people are facing.

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“The worst thing that has happened to young people is the anti-alcohol movement,” he ordered. “The risk in your 25-year-old age group is reduced by the risk of social anxiety.”

The professor and Marishe look at how it can be affected by the fact that the latest statistical arourt has already risen between men and women.

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According to the survey, 40% of women aged 15 and over and 44% said they would leave another country permanently if given the chance. Meanwhile, only 19% of their male partners said they would like to leave for good, marking what Glup says is the widest gap recorded.

“I thought it was ’cause of Trump, but apparently it is,” Mahergene.

“It’s true,” Galloway replied. “Men don’t approach them. Basically she has this lack of fertility.”

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Maher showed how the risk of rejection did not change as he got older.

“The first thing men are afraid of is girls,” said Maher. “It’s just, there’s something about this rejection of going up to someone – like a cold one. And you just have to get over it.”

Contrary to other reports, 80% of women still expect men to initiate a romantic relationship, Galloway submitted.

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“Yes, they do,” Maher replied. “As it should be.”

The author pointed out, “one of the things we as men have to really train our boys or give them the skills around someone is to endure rejection in love while making that person feel safe.”

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Rejection on a platonic or romantic basis has been perfectly acceptable, Galloway insisted.

“Guess?” he asked. “You’ll both be fine. Take those guns.”