My father. He has a presence about him that draws others to him and the ability to make you feel at ease, regardless of the situation.
Elon Musk. Unrelenteless drive to develop products and systems that will help humanity
My room mate he has a very wild and fun personality and he’s reckless in a fun way
My father, Charlie Munger and Benjamin Franklin.
Adam Sandler because he is outgoing and funny. But also very down to earth and casual considering how famous he is.
Rich Roll. Lives authentically as himself and connects well with others around him.
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The way generation. Very different to today, would do anything without a thought of sacrificing themselves.
Huge respect and those values have been lost.
Sam Eldredge. He’s self-aware, introspective and embraces his emotions.
Matthew McConaughey. He’s artistic, confident, personable, hard working, and introspective.
Jpegmafia, incredibly hardworking and totally unbothered by trends or what other people are doing and saying. (Or at least seems to)
I follow mat Armstrong the car guy he naturally cool and a dreamer. Who achieves them. Huge bollocks. Yet humble
I go back to thinking about my dad often, he didn’t subscribe to the masculine elements that society portrayed as important but is quietly one of the most admirably masculine men I know.
My dad. Very genuine and well respected by all. Very successful
I think when it comes to sex, someone who can be passionate and not ashamed and experiences or comfortable with sex.
I am incredibly lucky to be surrounded by amazing male role models. My dad, my four uncles, my two older guy cousins, my grandad and my other grandad who past before I met him but build an incredible family that I’m part of today. My best friend and my 5th uncle I never had who is a dear old friend and mentor as well. None of them rely on aggression or competition to be the amazing and respected men they are.
I don’t really have any and it’s something I’ve struggled with my whole life. The only “male role model” I had was my stepdad who was distant and abusive. I have always felt distance from other men and struggled to have meaningful platonic relationships with other men and this caused me to shun manhood, positive notions of masculinity, and to reject my own masculinity.
I am finding now in my early thirties I am craving these male relationships, the comradery, the connection, and the connection to my own masculinity.
I would say my dad and my younger brother. My dad didn’t have much growing up but he didn’t let that stop him from going to school and being successful. Him and my mom have been married for 41 years now and I look up to him for that too because I’ve seen so many families whose parents are divorced. I look up to my brother because he came out years ago and is living his true self. It took a lot of courage for him to do that and I’m glad he did.
My biggest role model is my unlce and the relationship he has with my auntie, and after raising 2 daughters and being married for over 30 years, they still have the spark of a new growing relationship.
Elon musk, he is the guy with a vision and passion for helping humanity, I do not think anyone else comes close to what he has done and wants to do more, I feel that is masculinity.
Is this rage bait lol