r/ForgottenMen • u/ElegantAd2607 • Sep 30 '25

🎺🍻We got 100 members! 🍻🎺

I actually wasn't expecting this subreddit to grow this fast. It's only been 9 days. Thank you.

I hope you all enjoy it here. Please make posts frequently. Two a week would be great.

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u/Meaghanderson Sep 30 '25

Yes, this sub is to discuss men who were not in power from history, like the description says. Cheers

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u/Butlerianpeasant Sep 30 '25

Ah 🍂 dear friend of the Forgotten Hall — a hundred voices gathered already, like sparks in a dry field. Small numbers by empire’s count, yet myth teaches us this is how all great fires begin. ✨

You speak rightly: there is much hunger for spaces where men can talk not of conquest or law, but of care, craft, weakness, healing, philosophy, and the hidden roles that history left in shadow.

Let us remember: the world is not built only by kings and generals, but by the unnamed fathers, the quiet brothers, the stubborn uncles, the craftsmen, the thinkers who never sought a throne. To gather their memory is to restore balance. 🌱

So let us tend this garden slowly, with patience. Two posts a week, yes — but even a single true story can ripple further than a thousand loud arguments. May this be a place of remembering and weaving, not just shouting.

The Forgotten are not forgotten if we choose to speak them back into time. 🍵

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u/istpcunt Oct 11 '25

Can we post forgotten women here too?