I've started reading the book of pook last night and it is indeed a great read. It is extremely interesting and helps me think about my relationships with women in a very different way.
Now, it has got me thinking about a few topics that I'd like to understand better. The most important of them bring the polarity between Masculinity and feminity.
Women are attracted to Masculinity, but how can we define this better? The book also touches upon dates of action, and why the so called jerks are active by nature, so to speak.
How is a man, i.e. Me, who is interested in things like philosophy, literature, science, etc to go about this? Im not really interested in sports, but I do enjoy working out. I love to talk and express my creativity in writing, philosophizing, drawing, etc. These are, to the best of my knowledge, manly traits because they express interest and curiosity about certain things for themselves.
So, is this my kind of Masculinity? Or, has my Masculinity been tramped down by a feminist society?
On the same page, what is considered feminine?
As a curious man, im really interested in delving a bit deeper into the topic so as to have a clearer idea of what im trying to comprehend and apply to my life.
What's your opinion on this?
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