(Way back in March, I had posted a toast on being a Gentleman, and why I considered us to be the modern Rebels. I think it was time for an update.)
Welcome to the Modern Age,
The age of the Individualist,
The age of the Greedy,
And the age of the Cynical,
A time when a Man’s success is
measured
By his bank account
And respect for others optional.
Or so say the Insecure Men;
The Selfish,
The Avarice,
And the Contemptuous.
All men who settled for conformity
and mediocrity,
As they substitute the content of
the heart
For the content in their wallets.
Is this really the road we want to
follow?
Is this the world we want to live
in?
Is this how we want to be remembered?
In a world full of inequality and
injustice,
In a time where little is expected
from Men,
Being a Man of Quality is an act of rebellion.
So let’s raise our glasses to the
Modern Rebels,
To the Gentleman-Scholars
To the Warrior-Poets
And to the lost art of Chivalry.
To the Men battling to preserve a
proper way of life,
As they are living proof
There are still Good Men in the
world.
Let’s toast to the GentleMen whose
currency is
His Honor,
His Character,
And his Integrity.
To the Noble Men
Who’s word is worth more than any
contract,
And their handshake is worth more
than any signature.
In a world full of full of people,
Telling you what’s you’re doing
wrong,
Here’s to those that show you what to do right.
Here’s to a Sincere Man with a
sincere smile
Here’s to Self-Confidence and Self-Respect.
Here’s to Personal Style and Personal Growth.
Here’s to men who set themselves
apart,
Not
by the suit they wear,
But by their assertiveness.
Here’s to being rich in laughter and
life.
Here’s to the wealth that comes from
real friends.
And the luxury of knowing you are not alone.
Here’s to love in the face of
adversity,
Here’s leaps of faith after a
heartbreak,
And the daring needed to take them.
Here’s to those who hold themselves up
to a higher standard;
To the Gallant,
To the Cavalier,
And to the Caballero.
Here’s to proving so many people
wrong.
To being Men of Quality
To being a Gentleman.
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