Difference between man and boy

The truest difference between the man and the boy: The man is aiming at a goal; the boy is drifting aimlessly.

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5 Comments For This Post

  1. Jessara

    “Boys are students: Men are teachers

    Boys are consumers: Men are producers

    Boys play with toys: Men work with tools

    Boys break things: Men make things

    Boys ask questions: Men give answers

    Boys are disruptive: Men bring order

    Boys run in gangs: Men organize teams

    Boys play house: Men build homes

    Boys shack up: Men get married

    Boys make babies: Men raise children

    A boy won’t raise his own children: A man will raise his and somebody else’s

    Boys invent excuses for failure: Men produce strategies for success

    Boys look for somebody to take care of them: Men look for somebody to take care of

    Boys are present-centered; Men are time-balanced, having knowledge of the past and understanding of the present and a vision for the future

    Boys seek popularity: Men demand respect

    Boys are up on the latest: Men are down with the GREATEST.”

    PS- boys are a waste of time, and men are hard to find.

  2. Tiffany

    This is fantastic opinion. Well, i feel its fact. This is just a great explanation and description of the differences of man and boy

  3. Krishna

    Oh yess truly superb explanation Jessara.. I loved it!

  4. ukamaka

    boy walk for nothing while man work for something better
    boy never think otherwise while man always think the negative
    boy look for girlfriend to go after but man look for better wife
    boy get money for himself alone but man always try to get money for others
    boy go to man for advice while man look for better words to tell them
    man start for the family but boy represent the family

  5. ebwriter

    This article is on point! Job well done!

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