Let's take questions of what we're expected to do as men by society out of the equation for the moment; let's simply talk, instead, what drives you to overcome the things that ordinarily afraid of? Is it honour? Is it love? Do you believe that concepts of honour and justice are outdated and irrelevant to a man today, or do you feel that as men, we still have an obligation whether women like or not to be seen as the stronger of the sexes and be willing to sacrifice something, whether it be a moment of pain or even life to protect?

I ask this, because it seems that by the day, the light goes out on the warmth that used to be in the world, as more young men become undisciplined and almost savage; is it too late to fix this, and is it our responsibility as older men who understand what drives us to lead the way and teach the men of the future how they should be behaving in society?

I should add that while this is a question based upon the fundamental roles of gender in society, it isn't an invite for open sexism, as I'm talking about what drives the male ego, and what it would take for us to "step up to the plate", so to speak.