Tag Archives: Yukio Mishima
Two in One Day
More rambling for you. This is a bit longer than the last two, but I was on a roll. Writing and speaking. I must be in a manic stage. Fun fact: I still have not learned to time beginning my … Continue reading
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Tagged Catholicism, Fish Eaters Forum, gender, Jack Donovan, jiu-jitsu, masculinity, moonshine, relationships, Rollo Tomassi, struggle, Yukio Mishima
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Tragic Manhood
Still reeling from having seen British auteur Christopher Nolan’s latest cinematic gift, Dunkirk, I am reminded of the following statement from Yukio Mishima: The average age for a man in the Bronze Age was eighteen, in the Roman era, twenty-two. Heaven … Continue reading
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Tagged decay, Dunkirk, Jack Donovan, manhood, masculinity, men, tribalism, Yukio Mishima
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Fighter for a Lost Position
This start-up Swedish clothing company that sells tees of a far-right nature and that supports a traditional Catholic website and forum that I read on a regular basis offers a Yukio Mishima shirt that I find particularly striking. The shirt … Continue reading
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