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A Lot Of Kids I've Seen Act Way Mature Than Actual Adults

A Lot Of Kids I've Seen Act Way Mature Than Actual Adults

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What does it mean to be a man in today's world? It's a simple question with no simple answer. What is masculinity and what does it mean to men? Many people would say that it means men being aggressive, oppressing women, dropping sexist comments... Very few people actually dig into the topic and think deeply about what masculinity actually is.

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    Girls Are Always Taught How To Stay Safe, It's Not As Common To Teach Boys, And I Feel Like We Have Lots Of Young Men Here (Xpost Trollxchrosomes

    Girls Are Always Taught How To Stay Safe, It's Not As Common To Teach Boys, And I Feel Like We Have Lots Of Young Men Here (Xpost Trollxchrosomes

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    #3

    A True Man Stands For Justice

    A True Man Stands For Justice

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    David D. Gilmore tried to find an answer in his book “Manhood in the Making." He examined cultures around the world and found some universal principles of what it meant to be a man. "Gilmore’s main finding was that no matter what culture or society he surveyed, there were always three clear, distinctive, and universal principles common to all men. They are the basic ingredients of the masculinity cocktail, no matter where you go."

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    Exactly

    Exactly

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    #5

    As A Tall Guy Myself, I Want To High-Five This Troll

    As A Tall Guy Myself, I Want To High-Five This Troll

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    #6

    I Like It Here. Keep Smiling Guys

    I Like It Here. Keep Smiling Guys

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    The ingredients according to The Authentic Man magazine are:

    • Protect your loved ones
    • Provide for your family
    • Initiate the connections with females/reproduce
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    Meirl

    Meirl

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    #8

    Saw This Post And Thought Of This Sub, If You Want I Can Delete This

    Saw This Post And Thought Of This Sub, If You Want I Can Delete This

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    #9

    Remember This

    Remember This

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    The main reasons for these duties were that men were stronger and more expendable. The Authentic Man online magazine argues that, "The number of women directly correlated with a species’ ability to survive. A single female could carry, bear, and nurture only a limited number of children, whereas a few men were enough to conceive all of them. Put simply, the womb was more valuable than the sperm. Men were the ones who had to engage in dangerous tasks like hunting mammoths or beating up rival tribes."

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    Work Title:

    Work Title:

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    Wholesome Bernie

    Wholesome Bernie

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    #12

    Support Your Homies, Remember Your Worth

    Support Your Homies, Remember Your Worth

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    Times change, but many of these duties are still attributed to men. A lot of boys when growing up were taught to just "[be bad] it up" when dealing with difficult times. It was not acceptable to cry, share emotions or in general be "weak." It is quite sad when you think about it... not to be given the same platform to feel out your emotions as women, but rather try to always "be strong".

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    #13

    It's True

    It's True

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    #14

    Last Week I Asked Her To Marry Me

    Last Week I Asked Her To Marry Me

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    #15

    It Ain't Gay

    It Ain't Gay

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    The outcome of this was many men being silent when having troubles, not expressing their feelings and trying to always act tough. It is a recipe for disaster with outcomes like mental health issues, bad communication in relationships, depression, etc.

    #16

    [darn] I Really Wonder Why

    [darn] I Really Wonder Why

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    #17

    A Familiar Struggle

    A Familiar Struggle

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    #18

    Why Is This So Accurate?

    Why Is This So Accurate?

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    Luckily, times are changing and with today's fast-moving world, men are finally seen as a whole person, not just the strong ones to always lean on. Men are more open and free to express their fears, desires and bad feelings. We are shifting into a place where vulnerability and authenticity are celebrated, with strength being considered being able to openly communicate what's inside.

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    I'm An Oblivious Boy

    I'm An Oblivious Boy

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    #20

    Didnt Know Whether This Belonged Or Not

    Didnt Know Whether This Belonged Or Not

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    #21

    When Life Starts To Get Better

    When Life Starts To Get Better

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    Hopefully this means better mental health, relationships with family and men being able to show their softer and creative side. Keep scrolling to have a laugh, relate, and get a grasp of what it's like to be a man in today's world. Feel free to upvote your favorite posts.

    #22

    When Did You Learn To Pilot?

    When Did You Learn To Pilot?

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    #23

    How Dare You, Sir!

    How Dare You, Sir!

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    #24

    Sometimes That’s How It Is

    Sometimes That’s How It Is

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    #25

    He Be Spittin Straight Facts Doe, I Know This Was Made With Mematic

    He Be Spittin Straight Facts Doe, I Know This Was Made With Mematic

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    #26

    "5'10"? Good Enough Lol" - My Body

    "5'10"? Good Enough Lol" - My Body

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