How Not to Be a Boy

In "How Not to Be a Boy," Robert Webb examines the societal rules dictating masculinity, such as never crying and loving sports, questioning their relevance and impact. Through a personal narrative filled with humor and poignancy, he reflects on pivotal moments from his youth to fatherhood, highlighting the often absurd expectations placed on men. This exploration reveals both the relationships that shaped him and the complexities of understanding one's true self amidst these rigid norms.