Extinct eastern male

Author's name: Muhammad Taha

There is a big difference between manhood and masculinity.

Masculinity is gender. Masculinity is thought. Masculinity is sex. Masculinity is behavior. Masculinity is biology. Masculinity is attitude.

This book is not about the "Oriental man" we've heard about and known in the past. Rather, it's about the "Oriental male" who has recently crept in and lived among us as his replacement. This pale, distorted version. "Oriental masculinity"—in this form and with this behavior—is a very serious illness. It's not just an illness. It's a complete pathological syndrome that begins with the way parents raise their sons and daughters and ends in tragic, unfair endings for everyone.

This book attempts to approach, review, analyze, and understand the symptoms, types, causes, and complications of “Oriental masculinity,” and offers realistic insights into how to change and treat this intractable disease.

The truth is that if this change does not start happening now, then rest assured that if this huge human dinosaur does not realize, understand, evolve, dismantle, and reassemble itself again, then it will have no place other than a distant, hidden corner in one of the world’s museums, under which there is a small sign written in unclear handwriting: