nostr:npub1cj8znuztfqkvq89pl8hceph0svvvqk0qay6nydgk9uyq7fhpfsgsqwrz4u nostr:npub14uhkst639zvc2trx2nlsvk4yqkjp690zk89keytnzgmq2az0qmnq58ez89. I loved your rip gentlemen. As a new father myself, it was nice to hear you two reflect on the first stages of new fatherhood. Dads need other dads to talk to more than we even know!
Discussion
Yep. Men in general have been so demasculated over the last few decades that it’s hard to spot one in the wild.
Which leads me to: a lot of men choose to isolate. They don’t recognize it as such at first, but that’s what it leads to.
It happened to me after a family crisis. I carried the burden and dealt with everyone’s trauma except my own…then I realized I had isolated myself and that was unhealthy.
As a dad, one of our core responsibilities is to raise (not boys) but God serving men.
(If one is a girl dad; your role is to demonstrate for years how a lady is to be treated so that it will be easy for her to spot a God serving man in the wild)
