Act like a Man

[margypops]

Act Like Men: A Titanic
Lesson in Manliness
The Escondido Theology It’s no secret that men are struggling. Years of ridicule and political correctness have left men passive, lazy, cowardly, selfish, and confused about their identities. If there ever was a time when manhood was under attack, this is it. History shows that civilizations fall when manhood breaks down.

What do we see? Western civilization is in shambles. Crime, divorce, fatherlessness, and immaturity are all on the rise, and the destruction of the family is not far behind.

100 years ago, courageous men sprang into action when the R.M.S. Titanic struck an iceberg and sank. These men paid the ultimate price to ensure that women and children were saved. What did they know about manliness that we have forgotten? How is “women and children first” relevant today? Will our civilization survive the decline of manliness? What does it really mean to be a man?

[adgal]

I see this a bit differently.  My father was not overly involved in my upbringing. This was left to my mother.  In those days, they were not even in the delivery room.  Fast forward to the man I married. Not only was he in the room when our child came into the world, he has been hands on all the way.  Diaper changes, midnight feeds. just today he stayed home from work to take care of our child when he was sick.  Most men are like that today.  So personally, I seen manhood evolving, not going away.  And it's evolved in a wonderful way.  

[specialmom]

I was honestly asking a question. I don't really understand what you are saying.  

[margypops]

then no point in commenting is there LOL

[specialmom]

Hm.  I'm not sure I understand.  Are you saying that being politically correct is the cause of a shift in our culture?  

I sadly think that many men and women both don't take the vows of marriage seriously anymore and that is why you have so much divorce.  


Not sure I get the correlation between political correctness and the other things you are talking about.