Sociobiology

Gad Saad proposes that in place of pathologizing male nature as toxic we might appreciate the important ways in which the two sexes differ.

In the 2nd part of the series, Jan Deichmohle continues his biosocial perspective to the ongoing nature/nurture conversation.

In this 2 part series, Jan Deichmohle adds his biosocial perspective to the ongoing nature/nurture conversation.

Allowing women the freedom to use their bodies as they see fit is good for women.

Why are there more men who feel they are the “wrong” gender?

Love shy men are accused of being entitled Nice Guys. There is a better explanation.

The hand that rocks the cradle is the hand that rules the world. That hand usually belongs to a woman. Stephen Jarosek explores the implications.

Men have more sex partners than women? Wait a second. Let’s do the math.

Every once in a great while a new scholar emerges with a real respect for men, women, and evidence. AVfM welcomes Paula Wright.

The subject of “Game” has many supporters and many detractors. AVfM has historically taken a rather dim view of the subject, for a host of reasons, however, here we present a first-time at-length interview with one of its most noted proponents.