With The Perrys Act Like a Man
Jun 2, 2025
Exploring the complexities of masculinity, the discussion covers childhood influences on manhood and the dynamics between maternal and paternal roles. They humorously tackle peer pressure and its impact on personal choices, while emphasizing open communication and accountability in relationships. The barbershop is highlighted as a safe haven for honest conversations, and the power of emotional expression in breaking masculine norms is explored. Ultimately, the influence of Jesus’s masculinity on personal identity is examined, promoting a healthier understanding of manhood.
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Preston's Early Manhood Talks
- Preston Perry shared that the first serious talk he had about manhood was with his uncle about police encounters and sex.
- These talks came late and were brief, and his uncle was murdered soon after, leaving little direct guidance.
Manhood Taught by Example
- People tend to repeat what was done to them, often without tools or intention.
- In some families, boys learn by watching rather than having direct teaching about manhood.
Barbershops as Male Safe Spaces
- Barbershops serve as safe spaces where men openly express emotions and bond.
- These venues allow men to exhale and have natural, comfortable conversations about personal topics.