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For men, there’s nothing but responsibility. You know, I was watching The Simpsons the other day. I watched the first Simpsons episode, and I deconstructed it. And so it’s really interesting. So what happens in the first Simpsons episode is that it’s Christmas, and Homer and Marge are going to buy some Christmas presents, but Homer doesn’t get his Christmas bonus. And so he’s absolutely crushed by that. And that actually is a recurring theme in The Simpsons, where Homer loses his job or something like that, or can’t make enough money. He’s completely crushed. Even though he’s kind of useless, bumbling, laughing fool of a guy, the thing that gives that show its soul is that he’s still oriented towards his family. That’s what makes him honorable, is that, foolish as he is, he’s decided to adopt responsibility for his family and to try to bear that. He’s a holy fool. He’s not a complete fool. And it’s so interesting watching the story, because he suffers dreadfully as a consequence of not being able to fulfill his responsibility. Well, that’s for men.