How Strong Men Position Themselves in Today's Modern Society

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Words: Hook (During his prospecting days)

Photo: Taken during his wedding



With the world under the mercy of people without common sense (liberal feminists, pro abortion, etc ) the position of strong men becomes questionable. Men are left with no choice but to hide their natural instinct of protecting the weak, fighting for someone else and serving others (opening the door for women, pulling the chair for them, etc.), because to the eyes of the many (especially the women and those who identify themselves as) these are considered toxic masculinity. I have been protecting manhood/boyhood even way back in college, where I belong in a university that it is predominated by women. The way men are treated, and men's behavior are equated as 'bad behavior' (inside the university) only shows how a modern society treats strong men. With rampant videos as evidence about men being treated as jokes, commonly referred to as Takuzas (takot sa asawa), you are left with a question of where strong men should position themselves in today's modern society.


While there is no society in history where strong men did not thrive, we are now in a society where masculinity is demonized. By the word itself, masculinity even from boyhood is already conditioned to be an inadequate behavior. It is obvious even at elementary schools where natural behavior of boys like shouting, running, etc. are considered bad behavior', where as girls behavior of sitting down, being silent, etc. are considered good behavior. The society at the very roots of education has been conditioning men's behavior to be toxic, bad and unacceptable. This is practically the reason why most men suffer. What people especially women have to understand is that most suicide cases are on the side of men, most people who are in prison are men, and most laws are against men. 


With that being said, where do strong men position themselves in society? For some, they choose to obey, for some they do not even know that they are in that position (mainly because of indoctrination), and others like me become rebels, outcasts or outlaws to society. 


The word 'Outlaw' in connection with being a biker has been dealt with multiple times, and this is not the writing in which that is to be dwelled on, but for the benefit of the reader, we are Outlaw Bikers because we have our own. That means we protect our own, we respect our own, and we believe in our own. With that being said, the subculture of Outlaw bikers in modern society not only protects strong men, but grooms future ones that are inseperable. Meaning not only do they protect men, but also mold them to become the best version of themselves even if the society dictates otherwise. With traditions that have been passed on since the 30's, these are people who do not conform with what the society dictates. This particular subculture is where men are able to be themselves along with sharing the passion of riding motorcycles. 


The world of Outlaw Bikers has taught me lessons of Love, Loyalty and Respect which the society continous to demonize. I have been continously mentored by people who I consider my brothers. And the level of respect that I have for them is unmatched, because of the way they protect me from society that has continously made a bad image of me. They have made a better version of me, and will continue do so by openly accepting me for who I am and what I am. As such, I will continue to do so and pass on the lessons to the future generations in order for men, to be men and remain men that has love, loyalty and respect.

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