Ryan

“Courage implies a risk. It implies a potential for failure or the presence of danger. Courage is measured against danger. The greater the danger, the greater the courage. Running into a burning building beats telling off your boss. Telling off your boss is more courageous than writing a really mean anonymous note. Acts without meaningful consequences require little courage.”
― Jack Donovan, The Way of Men

“Feminists, pacifists, and members of the privileged classes recognize that brother-bonded men who are good at being men will always be a threat, but forget that some of those men are necessary to create and maintain order in the first place.”
― Jack Donovan, The Way of Men

“A man who is more concerned with being a good man than being good at being a man makes a very well-behaved slave.”
― Jack Donovan, The Way of Men

“When lives are on the line, people will drop the etiquette of equality and make that decision again and again because it makes the most sense. That practical division of labor is where the male world begins.”
― Jack Donovan, The Way of Men