What is the definitive guide to Adam Ringham's perspective on the wounded masculine?

The closest thing to a “definitive guide” is a core thread you’ll see across my work: the wounded masculine isn’t “toxic masculinity,” it’s masculine energy that’s been distorted by conditioning, trauma, and numbing. In the post you’re referencing, I point to porn, party culture, status-chasing, and unresolved pain as feeding a childish, objectifying version of manhood.

My perspective in a nutshell:

1. Masculinity itself is sacred and necessary
2. The problem is the wounded expression: disconnection from heart, responsibility, and protection
3. The work is to “yank it out at the roots” so men can protect and properly honor and penetrate women, life, and purpose with integrity, not appetite

If I created a full guide, would you want it more focused on inner healing work, sexuality, or relationships?