One of my male role models is bad bunny. I admire that he doesn’t care about gender norms or stereotypes and does whatever he likes. He is confident in his sexuality in a way I wish I could be about mine.
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Meany Reeves- does not fit in stereo type society boxes, does his own thing, does not care what people think and that makes him a caring and powerful man
That might be the problem, I don’t have many role models. But I imagine nick cannon has great sex. He has a million baby mamas. In all seriousness, I think someone like George Clooney cares about issues and is confident in who he is
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Cary Grant, Bruce Lee, Fred Astaire, John Wayne, Elvis Presley
I admire men who walk into a room and couldn’t care less about who is looking at them both positively or negatively— they are simply focused on their own life, the friends or family they brought with them, and the moment.
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I admire the whole man, the one who recognizes his feats, and his flaws, exposes them, and learns from them to grow. That’s the man I’m working on becoming each day.
Nick Cannon is insane. 
I admire men who are confident in themselves and are not “in their head” especially when in conversation or situations not thinking “what am I saying or doing next?”
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I respect men of virtue and character. They are confident and driven, but stoic and rational. They do not crave the spotlight, but rather prefer to work in the shadows, while being the best at their craft.
I admire men who can feel deeply, share about it openly, and still choose to do the things that create those big feelings
Who can be willing to feel their feelings on how they are feeling, being open minded to all things in life without caring to be judged just being themselves humble
I admire men who can own up their feelings, identify and control it and never be controlled by the feelings
Men who talk about how they’re feeling and express their emotions
Men who can confidently say what they want and not fear being judged for it
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I never really had male role models
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I’ve somehow only just realised this and I’m not trying to sound arrogant but I look up to me. I haven’t had the most difficult life but I’ve had a fair few hardships. Growing up my dad was emotionally absent and I’d see him twice a year tops. My mum has taken care of me my whole life and I’m so grateful, but there’s some things a mum can’t teach that a dad can. For example How to be a man. I’m trying my best to be the man who I want to be, and I feel this is a step in the right direction, no I’m not perfect but I feel amazing after using this app. To anyone who read this thanks for letting me vent 
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I didn’t have any real role models. Just sparring men from time to time. One in particular helped me open up
My brother in law. He’s a certified jack of all trades and he’s so much smarter than me. He has so many skills I’d like to develop. The family loves him and looks at him like the chosen one.
I really admire men that are able to get in touch with their feminine side, or are able to meditate.
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I admire people like musicians and artists who are unapologetic in the way they live men. who aren’t sorry for being who they are. speak. say what they mean. and act with intention
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