man of steel
English: I used to be that boy who constantly questioned himself. That boy full of doubt, who lacked confidence and didn’t dare to impose his thoughts — but at the same time never followed the crowd, because it just didn’t feel right to me. I’ve always been myself… without fully owning it. Because there was always that doubt holding me back from being 100% me. But at least I’ve always walked my own path. I’ve always built and developed my own identity. The difference today is that life’s trials have given me the tools to fully embrace who I am. I used to be a boy who doubted. Today, I am a man who owns who he is. I own the fact that I don’t fit into certain women’s new standards — their famous “red flags.” I own the fact that I’m a different kind of man, living what many women live: raising my children alone and carrying that responsibility by myself. I own being a man who cries when he’s deeply moved — whether some women like it or not, especially those who believ...