The male tale

Men and women, each for their part, have been builder of the reality we know. Today that work is reason for an unjustified envy and inexplicable hate fowards male gender. It remains indispensable that men and women get back meeting and recognizing again, to start building the future together again.

For men nothing can be erotic but women. They are the true erotic polarity, just because of this exlusivity, that entails great responsibilities: first, being capable of controlling the related power, to avoid troubles but above all to set a new kind of relations with women.

The male sexual drive passes almost always through the eyes, and it's something powerful and positive, despite what the common narrative says. It proposes an equal encounter: male passion and female sensuality. Another form of creation where the one doesn't exist without the other.

Man prefers silence and solitude to rivers of words and the mass around him. This is so because his inner life induces him to prefer contexts where reflection, even very deep, and attention can be better exercised, for his own benefit or for the benefit of others.

The sense of honor is closely connected to virtue and the inner need to stand out for oneself and for society. Working to be honored and knowing how to recognize the honor of others, in an interior effort based on solid principles, is an ethical key that finds little acceptance today, with a system that wants superficial communities pervaded by envy.

Man economizes energies, is not afraid of frugality or the deprivations that it could imply, if he decided to pursue his ethical goals or if he knows he must take action. In an era of consuming without brakes, male frugality is element of salvation.

"In the name of the father and son...": It's just a ritual formula or there's some more meaning in this bond? The man-father function is essential not only for the individual but for the whole human community.

The male creative power has the privilege of the muse, feminine inspiration, starting and arriving point. Without ever fearing losses or failures. Because the man is the maker and life itself needs makers.

Ulysses as archetype of virility, meant as power oriented to knowledge and understanding, with its costs and its enemies. Being men as a hard homecoming and resilient reaction to fate's jokes.

The man's main feature is dynamism. Man qualifies for what he does and has, never for who he is (as usual for women). But this is not an obstacle, it is an opportunity.