The Manhood Ritual.

Throughout history, in most cultures, boys went through rites of passage called manhood rituals. This signaled to all around, given the boy passed them, that he was now a man. Whether this be a dream quest, a solo hunt, stone lifting, or in some cultures, some really bizarre and at times awful things. While not all manhood rituals were agreeable or moral, there was a purpose to them.
Manhood rituals served a purpose in signaling when a boy was ready for the rights and responsibilities of being a man. He would take a family, his place in his clan, take up sword and hunt and behave in such a manner that was of benefit to those around him. He protected and served his family and his clan. He went to hunt, he went to war, he went to council and he acted like the man he now was.
In today's modern age, we have all but lost these rituals. Manhood and masculinity is looked at as something unhealthy and "toxic." Instead of challenging our young men to rise, we pamper them and ass…
Manhood rituals served a purpose in signaling when a boy was ready for the rights and responsibilities of being a man. He would take a family, his place in his clan, take up sword and hunt and behave in such a manner that was of benefit to those around him. He protected and served his family and his clan. He went to hunt, he went to war, he went to council and he acted like the man he now was.
In today's modern age, we have all but lost these rituals. Manhood and masculinity is looked at as something unhealthy and "toxic." Instead of challenging our young men to rise, we pamper them and ass…