Becoming A Man Interp.

The story has some interesting point of views, at least to me. I can understand where the author is coming from on certain aspects of his arguments. I too feel as if men have to hold a certain attitude and do certain things and feel certain way just to be accepted as "normal" in the society of the US. The quote "a man should carry enough knife to defend himself" struck me the most because I feel like i could relate to it. I once thought it was manly to carry a knife on yourself or keep one in your car and room at all times. He argues some valid points, but i think he takes it to the next level, a level almost hating himself for being born a man. I just hope he doesn't follow this sex-change trends going on these days.