Valor is a gift. Those having it never know for sure if they have it till the test comes. And those having it in one test never know for sure if they will have it when the next test comes. ~Carl Sandburg
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Blood and Guts: Plucking out your eyeballs
We decided to run with a creepy halloween thing as we talk about personal development for men this month. Blood and Guts may sound creepy – but let’s turn it around and talk about the offal and innards from a completely different perspective. I tell people frequently that this isn’t a Christian blog. I’m a […]
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Blood and Guts: Human Sacrifice
We decided to run with a creepy halloween thing as we talk about personal development for men this month. Blood and Guts may sound creepy – but let’s turn it around and talk about the offal and innards from a completely different perspective. In the movie Apocalypto, directed by Mel Gibson, a young Mayan […]
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Bruce Lee vs Chuck Norris in epic movie battle
One of our most popular posts here at Manlihood.com was written by Michael Miller. The post chronicles the legendary fight between Bruce Lee and Chuck Norris. Many have said it never happened, but Mike believes it did. Check out his post for the whole story. I came across this video with Chuck Norris discussing a […]
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What in the heck is going on????
You may have noticed a slow down in blog posts this month. That’s because we’ve been busy working on some new things. 1. Flesh and Blood Here locally in Bradford, PA we’ve been connecting with men in real life. Yeah. The old fashioned way. With handshakes and conversations. It’s been great. A lot of this […]
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Hey Friends. It’s Okay to Be Flawed
By Kelsey Boudin Writing is an interesting exercise. It can be rewarding. It can feel intellectually satisfying like reading a challenging book on an enlightening topic. It can also be maddening. It can feel stupefyingly complicated as you sit and stare at a blinking cursor and a handful of crappy words that sounded a […]
