🎙️ BOIS TALK with Luke Davies: Navigating the Maze of Manhood
Dive into the raw and personal journey of Luke Davies as he unpacks the complexities of ‘manhood’ . Born and raised in Llanelli, Luke shares candidly about his upbringing, confronting phobias, and grappling with societal expectations.

"I had a different phobia every year growing up," Luke reflects, his voice carrying the weight of past fears. "First it was germs, then fire, then bubonic plague, and terrorism, and planes, and all that kind of stuff." It's a poignant reminder of the vulnerability of childhood, where fears can shape and mold one's perception of the world.

Luke doesn't shy away from revealing his sensitive side, admitting, "I was quite a strange, sensitive kid." This vulnerability, juxtaposed with societal pressures, created a tumultuous inner landscape. "I never kind of stood up for myself," he confesses. "I never liked confrontation, and I was quite in myself, quite sensitive. Not a good combination to go into a school as an athlete, if I'm honest."

The conversation takes a poignant turn as Luke recounts the pain of being targeted by false rumors about his sexuality. "People spreading false rumours about me being gay," he recalls. "Times have probably changed now, but back then, even if it was just a false rumour, being labeled something like gay was completely... well, it was hell."

Luke's story is a testament to resilience, to the power of vulnerability, and to the importance of challenging societal constructs of masculinity. In a world that often dictates what it means to be a man, Luke's journey serves as a beacon of hope, reminding us that true strength lies in authenticity and self-acceptance.

Watch our BOIS TALK with Luke Davies for a conversation that transcends boundaries, challenges norms, and celebrates the beauty of individuality. Because, in the end, it's not about fitting into boxes—it's about breaking free and embracing who we truly are.