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[feelthevoid]

If I ever have boys, they’ll be dangerous men.

They’ll smile at dogs and children, be a light to their friends.

They’ll send flowers to their mothers just because, and be a shoulder when the world feels too much.

My boys will know: vulnerability is strength. They won’t bottle anger, they’ll learn how to express it.

They won’t hide behind pride or wear masks when they’re hurting. No. my boys will be dangerous men.

They won’t stay silent, even when it’s uncomfortable.

They’ll know actions matter more than words, but they’ll still use their voice to lift the unheard.

They’ll understand love isn’t a performance, and see beauty in all its forms.

They won’t grow up emotionally closed off.

they’ll reshape masculinity into something softer, something real.

They’ll know they are enough. They’ll know being a man doesn’t mean carrying everything alone.

That an emotional man is a fully grown man.

They won’t solve everything with violence. They’ll live in truth. even when it hurts.

So yeah… if I ever have boys, they’ll be dangerous men. But not in the way society expects.

— Daragh Fleming

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