According to Greek Mythology, humans were originally created with four arms, four legs, and a head with two faces. Fearing their power, Zeus split them into two separate human beings, Man and Woman. Condemning them to spend their lives in search of their other halves.

Find your other half, get married, have children. 👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 🤍

Remember Swedish Nationalist Tommie Lindh who died this day 3 years ago. Tommie was murdered in 2020 by a Sudanese Muslim while attempting to save a Swedish girl from being raped.

Would that every man among us had the courage of Tommie Lindh.

@TheWesternChauvinist7

Masculinity is not about being the biggest, strongest, meanest and being aggressive. Being obsessed with comparing sizes is the behaviour of a simpleton or a child. Real masculinity is about being disciplined and controlling oneself, finding a balance between, and using both one’s emotions and one’s rationality accordingly. To be able to have a cold head when time needs it, but also about being able to be ferocious, unwavering and brave in the face of conflict.

The true soldier fights for what he loves and what stands behind him, and he does not cower to show it his love and passion. For doing so is both brave and selfless.

King Karl XII the Boy King of Sweden. An exemplary man, Chivalrous, just, honourable disciplined but strict aswell, and harsh towards his enemies. As 17 year old he was plunged into war against a coalition, surrounded and outnumbered he won battles against impossible odds and was thought to be the next Alexander.

In battle his Swedish soldiers was described by their foes to have been emerging and disappearing through the heavy snowstorms and gunsmoke like wraiths, cutting down anyone standing before them. While no man could truly beat him in battle, the elements was no man. While his army marched in war torn clothes and with sparse food in winter, two thirds of the undefeated Swedish army perished. His downfall happened after Karl had been wounded and couldn’t lead his troops, command was given to his generals, who at the siege of Poltava caused a military blunder, leading to defeat.

At just age 17 this boy was everything a great man should be, and more man than the majority of modern men ever will be.