<p>What is the “manosphere”? What is a good man? That first question is easy to answer. The second question is harder and everyone seems to have a hot take on it. I tried to define masculinity and manhood in certain ways that would be appealing to the type of person moved by the manosphere, but I don’t think we need to restrict masculinity to what it traditionally has been. What matters is being a good person, regardless of gender, sexuality, interests, quirks, etc. As far as I can tell or care a man can be almost anything and doesn’t need to be defined by “traditionally masculine” traits, but what we should care about is being a good person. Manosphere men are not good people, and therefore, not good men.</p>