216 Quotes About Manhood

I don’t want to imply that all we need to do is pull ourselves up by our bootstraps.Some of us may be able to do that.Some of us may need some professional help.But all of us will benefit from a long hard evaluating look at our life, and from working to realign our thinking with a sense of purpose. Even those that need professional help, we’re going to need to realign our thoughts, and to take practical steps to reignite the fire in us.

I believe a man’s finest hour often comes when he is at his weakest. When he is broken, affronted and at a place of great emotional transparency. It’s there he has the rare insight of an inescapable truth…he’s merely a man. As his bravado washes away into a puddle of reflective tears, it reveals that he is merely flesh, blood and bones and amounts to very little without the love and guidance of our creator. It’s only then, that I believe, a man begins to truly find his way.

It also strikes me that male-to-male bonding can create a gender role conflict, as it challenges the myth of full independence. Heroism is an exception. In fact, heroism has a long tradition as part of manhood. Bonds formed through natural disaster or war are exceptions to the typical “self-reliance” rules. These are op-portunities for men to experience a type of connection with each other that is ordinarily prohibited by the “rules” of manhood.

Isn't it enough to be middle-aged and impeccably beautiful? Why must one be economically useful?

Aggression, rage and violence are archetypal foundations of manhood.

The female brain is engineered to avoid conflicts at all cost, whereas the male brain pleasures conflicts in the purpose of being the boss.

She messages me, expecting me to reply. But, I don't reply. N.B: I can be a brute at times.

A man who respects his mother will respect his wife and a man is respected by the world who respects his mother and his wife

I am not just one man, I am one man army