- 26.03.2025
Rediscovering Traditional Masculinity
Modern discussions surrounding male identity increasingly bring us back to the basics – to the notions of being a protector, a leader, and the head of the family. At the core of these views lies a deep need for a man to feel his significance through the fulfillment of traditional duties. For many men, the roles of family head, father, and guardian become the key to self-realization and inner balance. At the same time, the pursuit of power is not so much about the desire to control as it is a way to affirm personal value and growth. Upholding these traditional roles is seen as a means not only to preserve personal dignity, but also to maintain the stability of social relationships. In this way, the fear of losing one’s position as leader and protector becomes more than just a personal worry—it reflects the cultural and social expectations that fundamentally define male identity.