Mansplaining in Seventeen Syllables
Modern Haiku for Xennial Men Learning to Feel
Some men explain crypto.
Some explain protein intake.
Some men explain their feelings. In haiku.
Mansplaining in Seventeen Syllables is a witty, honest, and unexpectedly tender collection of modern haiku about masculinity, midlife, and the emotional education we probably should have received in 1996.
Written for Xennial men—the generation raised on dial-up internet, locker room rules, and “I’m fine”—this book captures what happens when that same generation starts going to therapy, raising teenagers, and realizing anger was never the only emotion available.
Inside you’ll find haiku about:
It’s self-aware.
It’s occasionally uncomfortable.
It’s dryly funny.
And yes, it technically mansplains vulnerability — but only to itself.
Perfect for:
This is not a manifesto.
It’s not a rant.
It’s not a lecture.
It’s seventeen syllables at a time —
learning how to feel without writing a 3,000-word essay about it.
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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. Mansplaining in Seventeen SyllablesModern Haiku for Xennial Men Learning to FeelSome men explain crypto.Some explain protein intake.Some men explain their feelings. In haiku.Mansplaining in Seventeen Syllables is a witty, honest, and unexpectedly tender collection of modern haiku about masculinity, midlife, and the emotional education we probably should have received in 1996.Written for Xennial men-the generation raised on dial-up internet, locker room rules, and "I'm fine"-this book captures what happens when that same generation starts going to therapy, raising teenagers, and realizing anger was never the only emotion available.Inside you'll find haiku about: Saying "I'm fine" when you're absolutely notUnlearning "be a man" without losing yourselfFatherhood, aging, and the regret of yelling too loudHustle culture, podcast alphas, and performance masculinityQuiet mornings, soft strength, and finally exhalingIt's self-aware.It's occasionally uncomfortable.It's dryly funny.And yes, it technically mansplains vulnerability - but only to itself.Perfect for: Men in midlife reflection (or crisis)Dads who love their kids but are still figuring things outReaders of modern masculinity and personal growthAnyone who has ever googled "why am I like this" at 11:47 p.m.This is not a manifesto.It's not a rant.It's not a lecture.It's seventeen syllables at a time -learning how to feel without writing a 3,000-word essay about it. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9798248714308
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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. Mansplaining in Seventeen SyllablesModern Haiku for Xennial Men Learning to FeelSome men explain crypto.Some explain protein intake.Some men explain their feelings. In haiku.Mansplaining in Seventeen Syllables is a witty, honest, and unexpectedly tender collection of modern haiku about masculinity, midlife, and the emotional education we probably should have received in 1996.Written for Xennial men-the generation raised on dial-up internet, locker room rules, and "I'm fine"-this book captures what happens when that same generation starts going to therapy, raising teenagers, and realizing anger was never the only emotion available.Inside you'll find haiku about: Saying "I'm fine" when you're absolutely notUnlearning "be a man" without losing yourselfFatherhood, aging, and the regret of yelling too loudHustle culture, podcast alphas, and performance masculinityQuiet mornings, soft strength, and finally exhalingIt's self-aware.It's occasionally uncomfortable.It's dryly funny.And yes, it technically mansplains vulnerability - but only to itself.Perfect for: Men in midlife reflection (or crisis)Dads who love their kids but are still figuring things outReaders of modern masculinity and personal growthAnyone who has ever googled "why am I like this" at 11:47 p.m.This is not a manifesto.It's not a rant.It's not a lecture.It's seventeen syllables at a time -learning how to feel without writing a 3,000-word essay about it. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9798248714308
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