Servers coen: A man is a man is a man is a man.
The phrase is a famous one. From the movie “A Few Good Men” and the book “The Fountainhead”, it’s meant as something of a compliment. If you’ve ever watched the movie and read the book, you’ve probably heard it in a variety of different ways. To the point where the phrase has become shorthand for “real men are real men are men”.
In many ways, the phrase suggests men are hardwired to be moral and upright, and women are hardwired to be emotional and chaotic. The phrase is used to describe the fact that we are all born with the same DNA, but experience something vastly different in the course of our lives. For example, in one book by the writer Kurt Vonnegut, the words have become shorthand for the fact that he was raised to be a man, but his mother raised him like a woman.
Sure, women are more emotionally driven than men, but they are not more of a moral compass. In fact, a society that values women over men is one that no longer values men any more. Of course, this is where the real problems come in. Women have been brainwashed to think they can be more morally correct and more competent than men. They do not really think much about what they do or how they feel.
Because women have been brainwashed into thinking they can be more moral, the result is a society that is not only sexist, but one that is also a bit of a moral kludge. This is why there is a shortage of good role models for girls. A feminist might be able to make a difference, but there is no guarantee that she won’t be seen as someone who is willing to do her own dirty work.
It is a very male-dominated society, and these men are not even thinking about how they feel. This is the reason why so many of them end up being self-centered and self-centered and therefore not very moral or competent. They are not thinking about their own feelings and emotions, but the feelings of others.
Another reason why so many men are so self-centered, is that they’re not thinking about their own feelings and emotions, they are thinking about the feelings of others. That is, by the time they are grown men, they have absolutely no idea how much they do.
I know it sounds like I’m making these arguments for guys, but I feel like it’s a good thing to be aware of, that when we’re growing up we have to figure out for ourselves what we really think, feel, feel like, and how we feel. We have to realize that our feelings are not just some random, unpredictable, involuntary response to something (like the weather). They are our own feelings and emotions.
Sure, we can use this knowledge to try to steer our own lives, but it’s also an incredible thing to know that we do have feelings, that we have feelings we really feel, and that we can feel and act and think and feel in ways that we never thought we could. We have the power to create our own life experiences.
