Original Reddit post

As a 42m who grew up in a very liberal family with a very passive father in a very liberal community, it took me well into my 30’s to not only accept my masculinity but be happy with myself, and then be confident in it. Now, as I raise my own son in a world of a “male loneliness epidemic” I think a lot about what other men have gone through as they were raised. So again I ask. What are your non toxic masculine traits you are proud of, and will be teaching your kids. submitted by /u/Aggravating-Tower427

Originally posted by u/Aggravating-Tower427 on r/AskMen