Actually I *do* think its needed - especially since we now have several generations of people who have either did everything they could to ‘deconstruct’ manly behavior/manly culture (Boomers, 60s era, 70s era, feminazis etc) and excised whatever inherent lessons a Real Man was supposed to learn from society, or they are kids today who have no real models to go by. Since so many young people today look to the internet for information and advice, I think the blog and resulting links should act as a good resource. Aside from fathers doing the right thing and teaching their own sons how to be a Real Man, shouldnt there be reinforcement in the popular culture for that effort, especially for those whose fathers have shown themselves to be Cowards and run away from their duty to teach? And why not start with how a real man is supposed to look? Have you SEEN the way kids dress these days?????? Am REALLY sick of the gangsta/street culture that has permeated the way they dress. It shouldnt STOP with appearances, but it certainly helps them on their way...
I agree in concept. There are certainly “men” out there that need as much guidance as they can get. Decades of feminization has not helped the American male.
My response that it was “not needed” was a personal one ... in response to the guy that said if I “needed” to read a book about being manly, I probably wasn’t.
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