He'd be very proud though. 😊

Good question!

For me, feeling satisfaction (or lack thereof) with my level of masculinity still involves comparing myself with a conditioned ideal.

I know that can give me validation and safety from emasculation, but I feel more connected to authentic masculinity when the comparison is absent.

Thank you for the kind words, I definitely take "good human" as a compliment, masculine or otherwise 😊

Absolutely mate, couldn't agree more. It's a life long journey and it's meant to be 😊

It wasn’t until I started noticing different expressions of masculinity in certain men I encountered that I began to question whether there might be more to it than the version I had constructed.

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For years, this felt entirely natural. I genuinely believed that my interests represented something authentic about who I was as a man.