What, you're in your 40s and can't handle a little cage fight? We invited local MMA fighting legend Brendon 'Motor' Boates to come in and talk about his upcoming fight in Plymouth, MA. We talked about how a dude in his mid 40s decided out of the blue to just start kicking the sh*t out of dudes 20 years younger. We talked about how his kids got him into fighting. And we talked about Tim Blinten, one of our friends who in HIS mid 30s had a stroke and is also fighting for his kids in a totally different way. Best way to help Tim? Buy tickets from Brendon - send us an email to get in touch: info@bluntforcebusiness.com Or if you're just interested in watching a bunch of dudes punching each other, you can head over to the Cage Titans website: http://cagetitansfc.com/2024/02/cage-titans-64-on-march-30th/

So, lots has been made of Toxic Masculinity.

But the reality is, there are real issues with our boys (and girls) growing up with stereotypically gendered stereotypes.

We tackled all of them with a focus on the toxic side of femininity and how we want to discourage these traits in both our sons and daughters.

Stick around for the whole conversation, especially if you get triggered by the title, because we feel pretty strongly about raising our kids (regardless of gender) to be strong, confident, sensitive, aggressive at the right times, empathetic, and... well watch the video.

You may note it's been cold in our recent videos, this was filmed a bit earlier and originally appeared on our business channel before we broke the fatherhood channel off to be it's own thing.

It's a two-way street, but it's up to Dads to make sure they develop respect for their mothers. Not only does the person who bore them deserve their respect, your children's relationship with their mother is important for their future ability to connect with women in the future. This is true for both sons and daughters! Brian and Patrick take the time to help Dads understand their role as well as tips for helping kids develop a healthy respect for their moms.