Be Manly

 Be Manly. Be masculine. That is what men want and what women want, and that is what society needs. Jordan Peterson noted some years ago, more or less, that manly men make good husbands, good fathers, good workers, good citizens and good human being by being powerful. 

Woke, corporate America does not endorse raising up a new generation of manly young men. Emblematic of this is Target's main aisle display of manscaping products and their decade-long use of androgynous, metrosexual-looking young models that weigh 145 pounds and are 6' 2".

Being powerful has nothing to do with being tyrannical and pushing around women, children and dogs. That is not being powerful but being corrupt, and this is what Jordan railed against.

If I were to state my egoist ethics as a golden rule application to human relations for manly men, I would suggest that a just, good man would abuse none, and allow none to abuse him.

The good man would love and accept only a life of liberty and freedom, for himself and all others.

To love and respect others is to love and respect oneself first, and, then, through a happy, well-adjust self, to love all others.