The Queen's Code is another book by Alison Armstrong, unraveling the challenges of relationships in modernity.

Both men and women are equal economically and democratically, and because of this, our differences are more pronounced than ever.

She uses symbols of kingdoms and fealty to highlight the differences between men and women, and their needs and wants.

This was another book by her that I read, which helped me grapple with manhood in the 21st century.

Subjects such as accountability, responsibility, and providing are thoughts to consider while moving from a juvenile to adulthood.

Also, frog farming.

Here are some quotes from the book.


"When you are accountable, you have to be judgmental. You cannot bet the well-being of your family, tribe, or company on someone's potential. You have to judge it if they are actually competent or not. 
It's black and white."

"It takes courage to let go of old beliefs Claudia replied."

"It takes courage to question your own perceptions, especially when they are validated every day by our culture."

The Queen's Code is another book by Alison Armstrong, unraveling the challenges of relationships in modernity.

Both men and women are equal economically and democratically, and because of this, our differences are more pronounced than ever.

She uses symbols of kingdoms and fealty to highlight the differences between men and women, and their needs and wants.

This was another book by her that I read, which helped me grapple with manhood in the 21st century.

Subjects such as accountability, responsibility, and providing are thoughts to consider while moving from a juvenile to adulthood.

Also, frog farming.

Here are some quotes from the book.


"When you are accountable, you have to be judgmental. You cannot bet the well-being of your family, tribe, or company on someone's potential. You have to judge it if they are actually competent or not. 
It's black and white."

"It takes courage to let go of old beliefs Claudia replied."

"It takes courage to question your own perceptions, especially when they are validated every day by our culture."