Letting go of control is always the right tactic, right? Or is there a catch...

[Daniel Balan]

6 minutes ago, Malkom said:

But it's normal that you're crying; it's all natural, it's who you are, how your life manifests. In fact, vulnerability and openness have much more power here. As for just masculinity, I don't know, but it can even become a bit cringe-worthy, well, it's even funny sometimes.

Yea, In my eyes trying to be overtly masculine and trying to display to the world how masculine you are makes you look like a clown TBH. Only women want to overtly expose their make-up and Prada purse. Trying to look "Masculine", to display to the world how masculine you are makes a man look cringe.  

Real men are "masculine" by taking care of their family and behaving decently in society, not by quoting from Makiavelli or speaking "Toughly" or "Manly" on podcasts. 

Edited 14 hours ago by Daniel Balan

[Sincerity]

Just now, Malkom said:

Thanks for your participation. I think I'll go to bed for now, I just... popped into the forum. I just went to the bathroom and decided to pop in, wondering how they're doing without me 

Digest at your own pace, hehe. 

[Miguel1]

My foundation and day-to-day is very structured and organized, so that when it is time to be spontaneous and let go, I can do it without it turning into complete chaos.