“Going Your Own Way: Understanding MGTOW” – a book review
Economist Aaron Clarey, also known as Captain Capitalism, has an honest review of the good and the bad of Peter Wright and Paul Elam’s “Going Your Own Way: Understanding MGTOW”
Art, Entertainment, & Culture
Woketards and The Bard
Shakespeare occupies a unique place in educational circles. Even though he is a dead white male (406 years ago, if you’re keeping score), his plays are so embedded in western culture, it is impossible to ban him from the curriculum. High school English students are doubtless made aware of the fact that in Shakespeare’s day, …
Eating MGTOW: Stuffed Chauvinist Pig
Eating well has never been so masculine as it is here. Walter Roman joins the chorus of recipes for MGTOW at AVFM.
Rise of the shield hero: anime men’s issues
It’s fair to say that I don’t like anime. I’m not saying they’re bad, and there are some I’ve enjoyed, but for the most part, I have difficulty getting into them. Some of the things people seem to enjoy about them are elements that I tend to dislike. What I have seen of anime tends …
The times they are a changing
Times are changing, and so is the narrative.
Putting aside man-childish things
When I was a child, I spake as a child, I understood as a child, I thought as a child: but when I became a man, I put away childish things. (1 Corinthians 13:11) Granted, today if one speaks like a man, understands like a man, and thinks as a man, he will probably be …
A classic 50s fairy tale
Doug Mortimer takes a look back at the 1950s movie Marty
