Mike Enders, the founder of Accidental Bear, went above and beyond for his contribution to The “Real Man” Project. Rather than simply answer our big question on his own, he invited over a dozen of his friends to provide their personal definition of what it means to be a “real man”.
We can’t even express how grateful we are for this submission! It’s purely EPIC. It features a unique group of individuals providing their honest, varying opinions. It has Benjamin Godfre in it! It has Justin Irvine in it (who I am most definitely not obsessed with)*… Long story short? It’s everything we hoped to accomplish with this project and more.
Be sure to take a moment today to sit down and watch this video in its entirety. We promise it’ll be worth it.
– Dewitt
* This is a lie.
Click through to find out how Mike and his friends define a “real man”
If you enjoyed this video, be sure to check out Mike’s blog, Accidental Bear!
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This is rad.
Excellent, varied, thoughtful answers. Maybe if there is a definition of a “real man”, it would be an amalgam of all the answers plus ones that haven’t been said yet?
Like one of mine the instant I heard this question was cry, all too often boys hear growing up “Boys don’t cry!!”. I never heard it myself but I think it resonates with me because I’ve cried at things since I was a child. Hell I cried when Charlie Brown got rocks for Halloween! & Don’t get me started on his poor little tree lol Only one man answered with cry, Logan Lynn in this video. I know crying can be put into the show emotions category but a lot of guys still cut it out of that list. Ironically crying isn’t my problem, showing all the other ones with people I don’t know is the problem.