Manhood: The Bare Reality Paperback – June 15, 2017

I love this book for so many different reasons. For starters I was very sheltered growing up and men absolutely elude me. It’s very intersesting to read about the lives and “livelihood” of various types men, and see how they view their masculinity.Secondly, the presentation is amazing. You get vauge information about the men from their genitalia (it’s a penis, it won’t tell you much) but I was led to draw conclusions, that is until I read the text and was able to disconnect from the image and the person. It’s very refreshing to read in such a way, because instead of knowing who this person is, they will tell you.Some is very depressing and makes me wonder about the consicencses of pushing masculinity on boys and men. Some is exciting and some is very insightful. I’m positive not all men think just like this book, but these 100 men are leading a path to discussing real issues and real thoughts.All in all, I think it’s a good read for anyone who is curious about other people, curious about men, or want to explore journalistic writing styles.Very good read, and I look foreword to finding more books like this.

I heard about this on talk radio and the book isn't what it looks like. It is really different male perspectives and it is good reading for women to know what different men think about their bodies. The radio show said this would be great for every teenage boy so they know they are not the only ones with those same thoughts. Very well written individual stories of males mostly in England.

I saw this book in The Guardian and thought it would help me understand men better; as a cisgender heterosexual female, men really stump me a lot of the time. I am not aware of other books like this out there. Also plan to use it as a "display" for the values-based adult sexuality classes I facilitate. Essays are short, interesting. Pictures certainly add interest (who knew how many men shave their pubes?!) But I had to delete one star just because this is written and edited in the UK, and a lot of the slang is lost on me as a US reader. A glossary would have been a big help. Of course you can look terms up on the internet...

An interesting and unique book about manhood and men's views on their penis.

Wish the pics were bigger, and was printed in better quality, but the stories are good and a good coffee table book for discussion

Neat idea and enjoyed reading. Bought this after watching red pill in Amazon. As a woman it really opened my mind. Watch red pill ladies and have your mind blown.

Not what I expected though. It's kind of depressing and I wish I could return it.

Beautiful and great book. Recommended bedside read and coffee table book talk.