Thread: I just started reading this masculinity book by Mike Cernovich.

Originally Posted by Smoking Wizard

If you really want learn about male traditions and rituals you may change your sources. You may want to go for historic, anthropologic research papers. Or you could also just send an email to a university with such research fields and ask if there is a scientist who could give you tips for literature or answer your questions. I am sure they will be glad to see someone who shows interest.

That's interesting. Jack Donovan does input his historic and research articles in his books, so it's not just based on his uneducated opinions. Though, he has great ideas and lengthy in historic cultural examples. I did mention his previous works, which are in this orders just for reminders: "The Way of Men", "Becoming Barbarians", and this third volume: "A More Complete Beast". I have his latest book, which I will mention later; just don't remember the title right now.

This is a well-known website for old-fashioned masculinity skills: https://www.artofmanliness.com

It's pretty much blue-pill toward women. But it has lots of stuff on outdoorsman skills, sports, lifting, using tools, etc. I don't know if that's what you're looking for. But you can poke around there for ideas. There's even a message board for men buried somewhere in there, if you look around for it.

Originally Posted by MGTOWLife

This is a well-known website for old-fashioned masculinity skills: https://www.artofmanliness.com

It's pretty much blue-pill toward women. But it has lots of stuff on outdoorsman skills, sports, lifting, using tools, etc. I don't know if that's what you're looking for. But you can poke around there for ideas. There's even a message board for men buried somewhere in there, if you look around for it.

Hey, thanks for the resource! Yeah, for bluepill stuff toward women, I will AVOID. If it has to do with women, that information is completely useless. But anything outdoorman skills, sports, lifting , using tools, and anything that represent masculinity skills I will most definitely look into it.