Belarusian Deputy Oleg Gaidukevich utilized derogatory terms while referring to young males.
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Politician Oleg Gaidukevich delivers a candid take on modern Belarusian men, particularly the youth.
A recording from Telegram, featuring Oleg Gaidukevich as an invited expert on "Radio-Minsk," has surfaced. During the broadcast, he offered insights into the characteristics women should watch out for in men.
Warning Signs to Observe
In his opinion, men should present as gentlemen, not as exhibitionists on TikTok.
"Women, lend me your ears: a man should be a man, not a TikTok performer," Gaidukevich shared.
He also warned against men with an excessive social media presence, except when their profession demands it, such as in politics or as a deputy.
"Run for the hills if a man is all over Facebook, Instagram, and Telegram daily," Gaidukevich advised.
Another worrying trait, according to the deputy, is a man who spends an excessive amount of time grooming.
"Be wary of a man who spends half an hour primping in front of the mirror and slathers on lotions," Gaidukevich cautioned.
Ultimately, the politician intimated that men aren't in need of much:
"He's content after browsing some adult content, posting a TikTok video, and scrolling through his likes. If ten girls clicked 'like,' he's got his peace," Gaidukevich mused.
Instead, Gaidukevich suggested that young men focus their energies on sports, military service, or work in the MVD, instead of posting on TikTok.
While precise information on Gaidukevich's thoughts on modern masculinity and social media was not readily available, it is common for such discussions to explore themes like the influence of social media on traditional masculine roles, the portrayal of masculinity online, and how men find their place on these platforms within societal expectations. If you are interested in these broader topics, feel free to ask for more general insights.
- In his conversation, Gaidukevich advised women to be cautious of men who excessively use social media for entertainment, like TikTok, and general news sites, instead of focusing on important aspects of life such as sports, military service, or work.
- The politician also warned that a man who spends too much time on social media for crime and justice updates should raise concern, as it might indicate a distorted priority system.
- Furthermore, Gaidukevich suggested that politicians and deputies should maintain a balanced social media presence, especially in politics and general news discussion forums, to maintain credibility and respect amidst their audience.
