Every man has a boy inside of him. He is the part of us that is innocent, playful, and full of wonder. He is the part of us that loves to explore and learn. He is the part of us that is creative and imaginative. He is the part of us that is still connected to our inner child.
The boy in every man is often forgotten or suppressed as we grow older. We are told to be strong, stoic, and responsible. We are told to put away childish things and focus on our careers and families. So much for being an adult huh? Lol… But the boy in every man is still there, waiting to be rediscovered.
When we connect with the boy in us, we open ourselves up to a world of possibilities. We become more playful, more creative, and more open to new experiences. We also become more connected to our inner child, which can help us to heal from past hurts and traumas.
Reconnecting with The Boy in You
There are many ways to connect with the boy in you. One way is to spend time doing things that you enjoyed as a child. This could include playing games, reading books, or spending time in nature. Another way to connect with the boy in you is to express your creativity. This could involve painting, drawing, writing, or playing music. You can also connect with the boy in you by spending time with your own children and, or other children. Children remind us of our own innocence and joy. They help us to see the world with fresh eyes. You can take them out for a stroll through the park, or play fun games with them on the beach.
Connecting with the boy in us is not always easy. In fact, it is far from easy. It can be challenging to let go of our “cherished” responsibilities – responsibilities bestowed on us mostly by society, kind courtesy adulthood lol – and allow ourselves to be playful and carefree. But it is worth it. When we connect with the boy in us, we open ourselves up to a world of joy, peace, creativity, and possibility.
Helpful Tips for (re)Connecting with the Boy in You:
- Spend time doing things that you enjoyed as a child.
- Express your creativity.
- Spend time with other children.
- Be open to new experiences.
- Let go of your inhibitions; don’t be afraid to lose a bit of yourself. We’re all a little lost and that’s okay.
- Have fun!
The boy in every man is a source of great strength and power. When we connect with him, we become more whole, more complete, and more alive. So don’t be afraid to let the boy out to play. He’s just waiting for you to say hello.
