The NXR Podcast THE SPECIAL - Nick Fuentes Is Right And Wrong About Masculinity (w/Nick Fuentes) - EP3
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Jan 14, 2026 
Nick Fuentes, a right-wing political commentator and activist, dives deep into the concept of masculinity, contrasting Catholic and Protestant ideals. He argues that peak masculinity can be ascetic and champions monastic life as the highest form. Discussing the implications of marriage versus celibacy, Nick shares his thoughts on the challenges of being a public figure in relationships. They also explore how figures like Andrew Tate have filled a gap in Christian masculinity for young men, and Nick reflects on his personal journey related to these themes.
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Celibate Asceticism As Peak Masculinity
- Peak masculinity can resemble ascetic celibacy and devotion rather than family-centeredness.
- Nick Fuentes ties that ideal to Catholic monastic tradition and priestly singleness as a high spiritual state.
Masculinity Is Innate, Not Just Relational
- Masculinity should be rooted in something innate, not only in roles like husband or father.
- Joel Webbon and Nick Fuentes argue masculinity is displayed in family but originates deeper in temperament or nature.
Secular Figures Fill The Masculinity Vacuum
- A vacuum in Christian masculinity allowed secular figures like Andrew Tate to become avatars of manhood.
- Both speakers see secular or non-Christian proponents as filling a cultural leadership gap on male autonomy.
