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07/06/2012
Something happened last week to renew my faith in today's young men... I was by the weight benches, working out with some small barbells. I was bent over, doing curls, and I noticed the high school boys rushing over to the wall, bending over a gym bag, rummaging through it, then glancing at me before rushing back to the court. More >>
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Tags: Behavior, Chivalry, Feminism, Manners, Raising a real man, Raising Boys to Men, Read On-Air, Real men, Social Issues, Stay-at-Home Mom, Values
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07/03/2012
...When I read your question 'Why do you think men no longer display acts of chivalry' I thought to myself, not my sons! But then recalled a couple of talks I had with them about women... More >>
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Tags: Behavior, Chivalry, Feminism, Manners, Raising a real man, Raising Boys to Men, Read On-Air, Real men, Social Issues, Stay-at-Home Mom, Values
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07/02/2012
Because your recent topic was chivalry, I knew I had to share my amazing husband with you. We started dating when he was only 22, when most men are really boys and not mature in their ways. More >>
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Tags: Behavior, Chivalry, Manners, Raising a real man, Raising Boys to Men, Read On-Air, Real men, Social Issues, Stay-at-Home Mom, Values
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06/28/2012
I am always amused by this, chivalry actually stems from the French word chivalia or horseman. As it turns out, chivalry was originally horsemanship, but as these first knights were rather beastly company... More >>
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Tags: Behavior, Chivalry, Manners, Men's Point of View, Raising Boys to Men, Real men, Social Issues, Values
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06/15/2012
My Dad was an amazing man. In the 1950s, he had 3 small children and a marriage that was headed for divorce. He did something which is common today, but not then. He convinced a judge he could take better care of us than our mother could. More >>
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Tags: Dads, Divorce, Fatherhood, Importance of Fathers, Motherhood-Fatherhood, Parenting, Raising Boys to Men, Read On-Air, Real men
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06/14/2012
...The 4th graders in our area move on to a 5th and 6th grade school, so this day is a very big one, since elementary school is over. The 4th grade kids parade through the school and are given final farewells and applause in the halls by their underclassmen... More >>
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Tags: Dads, Fatherhood, Importance of Fathers, Military, Motherhood-Fatherhood, Parenting, Raising Boys to Men, Read On-Air, Real men
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