Jena Malone talks about raising her son to embrace what she calls the sacred masculine. She argues that masculine instincts are divine and natural, and says there's not enough cultural conversation or resources supporting this idea.
in this day and age to hold the sacred masculine, you know, sort of aloft in some ways, because I think it gets attacked in so many ways. And so I was really— and I'm raising a boy, so I'm always trying to find ways to sort of raise him up and lift him up and show how his instincts are divine and, and natural and, you know, beautiful. So yeah, I was, I was very hungry for more work around the masculine.
