Art of Manliness

 

Let’s say, just for the sake of argument, that you’re a 30-or-40 something year old father of a growing boy. Let’s also say that the mother of that boy, while a real hottie at the time of high heat, is actually a complete whack job…..crazy as a loon, tattooed, new age, believes in the power of crystals, and is most likely a member of a California coastal coven and considers herself a witch. Let’s also say that you finally got enough of the craziness and divorced her, resulting in…..the words no sane man wants to hear about his boy…..”SHARED CUSTODY”!!

Crap.

You have this lad a few days a week and need to let him in on all things manly, just to make absolutely sure he doesn’t turn into his mother’s vision.

If you don’t have all of the knowledge that you want, and need a resource, here it is:

https://www.artofmanliness.com

Everything you need on one web-site. How to tie your tie. How to make a fire with wet wood. Card games that every man should know how to play. Why physical strength and the ability to defend yourself is important. When to be compassionate. Web-casts. You name it, as long as it pertains to what it means to be a man.

Brett McKay is the brains behind The Art Of Manliness. He sells book and such on the site too.

Don’t wait too long. Your boy needs all of this stuff.


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