Masculinity
Men who fulfill
Dad was born in Maine in January 1933. He was the second child and son born to his parents, though his older brother died at a very young age. A sister and another brother were born in subsequent years, and they were raised together by God-fearing parents in southern Maine. Grandpa was a carpenter. Dad learned many skills from him. Gram taught briefly. She was frugal, but not cheap. During the Great Depression and World War II years when sugar, eggs, and other staples were rationed, Gram celebrated her children's half-birthdays as an excuse to bake cakes for them, since sweets were rare luxuries. Dad fondly remembered his mother's justification for that tradition.
By Mack D. Ames2 months ago in Men
Boy girl or not
This article is intended as a reflection, a collection of thoughts and some views based on experience. It is also a plea for care, consideration, understanding, 'tolerance' (if you can call it that), if not love. It is a plea to those (like me) with 'binary' understanding of their own sex and gender identity to accept rather than judge. You may already do so and I intend no suggestion that my thinking is in any way special. My thoughts, feelings and opinions are my own, and I make no claim that they are in any way different.
By Raymond G Taylor3 months ago in Men
