Burundi #2


To be a sigma man, one must be able to be internally strong. Emotionally wise and intellectually knowledgeable. The trait “chivalry” means the combination of qualities expected of an ideal knight, namely courage, honour, courtesy, justice, and a readiness to help the weak:

"tales of chivalry and knightly deeds"

In the past, men were the rulers in the most traditional sense of the word. They were the head of the family, they were the warriors. They were knights, samurai, and hunters.

What I mean by hunters is that they used to hunt for food for their families. During the time of resettlement in America for example, during the earliest years of the county's western history, many families were given incentives to relocate to western unpopulated states and set up their homes. These self built farms were known as homesteads. They were remote in the middle of the vast and harsh winds of the dry and atmospheric prairie. The husbands and fathers would therefore hunt for food and be the sole providers for their family. Being honourable, gallant and wise were popular qualities that men strived to achieve in the past. I recommend the tv show Little house on the prairie... This gives a glimpse into how life was in the past of American history.