The quote is nice. However, I hate 'Real Men' as an expression. It's like we have to earn our membership to the gender we naturally identify with. What are we if we fall short? No other gender has to do this. 'Real Men' usually precedes a requirement that puts us in a box. For example: real men don't cry. It's very harmful. If you cry, you're not a 'real man'. If you're a man and you cry, you don't belong...anywhere.