The Greeks were the first to see male nudity as, literally,
a heroic state.
‘Greek nudity is a sign not of humiliation, but of moral
virtue among the social elite of male citizens,’ says Neil MacGregor, a former director
of the British Museum.
‘When a youth removes his clothes to compete in the ancient
Olympic Games, he does not merely stand naked before his peers, rather he has
put on the uniform of righteousness.’
A fighter’s nudity pointed to his Manly Virtues that all
fighters embody.
Then and today.
WarriorMale
Why
does Nudity matter?
Because
the Nude Man has been stripped of anything extraneous to himself – of anything
outside of his Manhood.
The
Consumer Culture’s trappings – his clothes – are stripped away.
What
is left is pure nude Manliness.
Manliness
produced and nurtured by Fighting.
Manliness
is all that matters.
Nudity
proves that.
Train
and Fight!
Love
your nude Manliness!
WarriorMale
Why
does Nudity matter?
Because
the Nude Man has been stripped of anything extraneous to himself – of anything
outside of his Manhood.
What
is left is pure nude Manliness.
WarriorMale
Nude
images of male athletes, gods and fighters could be found everywhere in ancient
Greece.
Everywhere!
These
images were displayed wherever people gathered, to serve as symbols of Areté or
Manly excellence – to remind the ancient Greeks just how much they valued and
cherished Areté.
These
male nude images were symbols of Righteousness, that when a Man had Areté, that
he was in total possession of his Manhood.
A Man
with Areté had the ability and willingness to fight. He possessed all the Moral
Virtues that make Men good, such as Humility, Integrity, Selflessness, Self
Control and showing the proper Respect for people, places and things.
Nude
images of male athletes, gods and fighters could be found everywhere in ancient
Greece.
Everywhere!
These
images were displayed wherever people gathered, to serve as symbols of Areté or
Manly excellence – to remind the ancient Greeks just how much they valued and
cherished Areté.
These
male nude images were symbols of Righteousness, that when a Man had Areté, that
he was in total possession of his Manhood.
A Man
with Areté had the ability and willingness to fight. He possessed all the Moral
Virtues that make Men good, such as Humility, Integrity, Selflessness, Self
Control and showing the proper Respect for people, places and things.
Areté
was very important to the ancient Greeks.
Areté is very important to us as well.
Train and fight!
Always seek and cherish Manliness!
WarriorMale
aw man that’s a nice description of the statues and their importance, thanks warriormale
Nudity is most Manly!
Train and fight!
Always seek Manliness!
WarriorMale
Nude
images of male athletes, gods and fighters could be found everywhere in ancient
Greece.
Everywhere!
These
images were displayed wherever people gathered, to serve as symbols of Areté or
Manly excellence – to remind the ancient Greeks just how much they valued and
cherished Areté.
These
male nude images were symbols of Righteousness, that when a Man had Areté, that
he was in total possession of his Manhood.
A Man
with Areté had the ability and willingness to fight. He possessed all the Moral
Virtues that make Men good, such as Humility, Integrity, Selflessness, Self
Control and showing the proper Respect for people, places and things.
Areté
was very important to the ancient Greeks.
Areté is very important to us as well.
Train and fight!
Always seek and cherish Manliness!
WarriorMale
Nudity –
particularly in Fight Sports – is both Beautiful – Morally Beautiful – and Good.
WarriorMale 