Hoo boy. Check out this nonsense: http://www.nytimes.com/2015/10/02/fa...-man.html?_r=2
I'll respond to a few points:
I would love to have a daughter one day. For right now I have a son and he's awesome. By this logic, men like me who don't have daughters are not quite complete persons. What a load of crap.
Or maybe this and the other chore related things mentioned on this list are just common sense have nothing to do with being a modern man?
NO.
Or they can detect my mood by my heavy work boots from my blue collar job.
Except for when an intruder breaks into my home while my family is there. Then what will be between me and him will be a .38, .45, or 12 gauge shotgun. If he turns tail and runs, he gets to live. If he keeps walking towards me or any of my family, the trigger gets pulled.
I rarely ever cry. I've seen things other people have only seen in their nightmares from my time as an EMT so most things don't get to me. I believe that there are times, places, and situations for a man to cry, and those times are rare for most men. I feel bad for guys who cry at the drop of a hat (especially in public) because I know a lot of other guys will judge them and make fun of them for it and a lot of women will not desire them.
I'll respond to a few points:
9. Having a daughter makes the modern man more of a complete person. He learns new stuff every day.
10. The modern man makes sure the dishes on the rack have dried completely before putting them away.
13. The modern man listens to Wu-Tang at least once a week.
5. The modern man has hardwood flooring. His children can detect his mood from the stamp of his Kenneth Cole oxfords.
Except for when an intruder breaks into my home while my family is there. Then what will be between me and him will be a .38, .45, or 12 gauge shotgun. If he turns tail and runs, he gets to live. If he keeps walking towards me or any of my family, the trigger gets pulled.
26. The modern man cries. He cries often.
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