"HERB MUNSON: I dare you to say to the parents of lost children that it "might be a good prayer to pray" that some schools get destroyed."
Introduction
Hello, everyone.
I have been reading the Art of Manliness for a few years and I felt it was about time to start participating in the community.
I'm 27 years old, a chess player, former fencer, urban fisherman, personal productivity aficionado. I live in the US, but grew up in Southamerica.
I am interested in many of the topics discussed in the community as well as in AofM, like leadership, personal development and skills that should be kept alive.
I hope to have great discussions with everyone!
- Rene
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Permalink Reply by MarkTalbert on
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Welcome, Rene, to AoM!
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Permalink Reply by Eliabe Vidal on -
Welcome to the community, Rene! Great to see this community growing.
Also, just out of curiosity, if you don't mind me asking, where in South America were you raised?
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Permalink Reply by Rene Vergara on -
I grew up in Ecuador.
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