Traditional masculinity has long been defined by virtues like strength, honor, and courage. However, in recent years, the concept of toxic masculinity has gained significant attention, as it represents a distorted and harmful version of manhood. We men have only ourselves to blame for this, as it is we who have tolerated weakness in ourselves and other men for far too long.

In today's America, it is evident that masculinity is often portrayed in a negative light, labeled as toxic, anachronistic, or in need of redefinition. This ongoing collection of articles related to masculinity seeks to counter these portrayals as both incorrect and short-sighted. Through our ongoing experience as a country, it becomes clear that a different reality exists, one that highlights the pressing need for a resurgence of traditional masculinity and its noble virtues.

In the midst of these discussions, it's crucial to recognize the importance of male role models who embody traditional masculinity and their positive impact on individuals and society. This article will delve into why men need male role models who epitomize traditional masculinity and how they can actively become role models and mentors, fostering a brighter future for all.

The term 'toxic masculinity,' like other psychological terms such as 'narcissist' and 'sociopath,' has been used and misused so much in modern culture that it's hard to have a clear conversation about it.  In this article we will examine the startling origin of the term, its subsequent reinterpretation, it's modern misuse and finally, expose it for the challenge that it is.