Manly Traits Across the World !!

 Hello everyone !!!

Masculinity or Manliness is a set of attributes, behaviors, and roles associated with men and boys. 

Masculinity can be theoretically understood as socially constructed, and there is also evidence that some behaviors considered masculine are influenced by both cultural factors and biological factors.

Stoic Manliness : (Greek Philosophy)

  • Control your emotions & mentally strong. Only our actions under our control.
  • Face life challenges calmly, with logic & no complaint.
  • Be realist. Focus on practical & logical solutions.
  • Not discouraged by setbacks and mistakes. Learn from them & improve. 
  • Accept that external events not under our control & move on.

Nazi Manliness : (Germany)

  • Masculinity meant spirit of violence & aggression. 
  • According to Hitler, Boxing could make children iron-hearted, strong & masculine.


The Traditional 3 Manly Skills : (Mongolia)

Horseback riding, archery, wrestling.

Japan Masculinity (Otokorashisa) 

  • Being responsible, committed, able to get things done. 
  • Samurai virtues such as self-control, duty, loyalty, self-sacrifice, mental and physical endurance, morality, courage, benevolence, honesty, honor.

The 6 Criteria of Muscular Christianity: (Thomas Huges, 1857)

A man's body is given to him by God, to be trained, brought into subjection, then used for protection of the weak, and for the advancement of all righteous causes, and for subduing of the Earth which God has given to the children of men.

The 3 Main Tenets of Muscular Christianity: (1859)

  • Physical manliness 
  • Chivalry 
  • Masculinity of character.


Old School Manly EDC Carry :

Pocket knife, Multi-tool, SD, penlight, notepad, pen, pencil.

 

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