Masculinity

Achievement pressure in Singapore often creates competent performers rather than resilient men. To navigate adulthood, work, and relationships, young men require intentional moral and practical formation. A father is the first, most accountable man in his son's life to provide this essential foundation; academic success cannot replace character.

Are most men as lame duck as Robert the Otter claims? Is 'Weaponised Incompetence' a universal trait, or is it correct to link it mainly to gender equality discourse? And is it grounded on firm foundations?