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I see many of todays youth just doing lousy imitations of what they think a man is/should be. Because they dont realize that both go hand in hand. These arent men. Unfortunately, many of them were raised without fathers or a male role model
HoneyBrown05 said:I had asked this question because a lot of young men are being taught do things that a man should do like how to be masculine and the physical aspect of it and what is expected of them. But alot of them do not know the spiritual aspect of being a man and finding self. Alot of them struggle with knowing where they stand in society and finding their own purpose in life. So they follow images that they see in the media or the streets. Alot of them do not know how to accept Self and look for acceptance in the world. And I think that's when stereotypes come in.
I am just trying to get a better understanding for myself because I see alot of insecurity in our young black men.
I see many of todays youth just doing lousy imitations of what they think a man is/should be. Because they dont realize that both go hand in hand. These arent men. Unfortunately, many of them were raised without fathers or a male role model