“Why did you stay?”: An IPV survivor’s story
Why did you stay with her? It’s a question asked of men who have endured relationships with highly abusive women. John Ribner tells his story.
Why did you stay with her? It’s a question asked of men who have endured relationships with highly abusive women. John Ribner tells his story.
After a lifetime of training in gynocentric etiquette, Jonathan Bornstein explains why he is coming out of the closet as a visible mens’ rights activist.
Film critic Nathan Rabin has publicly apologized for coining the term “Manic Pixie Dream Girl”. Although it is too late to save Nathan, August Løvenskiolds has some ideas for helping the rest of men.
In this video Barbarossaaa delivers a passionate rant about selective service and the equal rights amendment, finally asking men to consider whether they are human beings, or mere beasts of burden designed for the expendable whims of a gynocentric system.
According to the Duluth model, a male abuser typically goes through a “cycle” of abuse. In her recent book psychologist Kimberly Taylor details the cycle of the typical female abuser for whom the Duluth model failed to give any account.
The Men’s Human Rights Movement is claimed by its detractors as nothing more than antifeminist counterculture. The MHRM is a whole lot more than that, offering a new way of viewing the world, of living with a greater range of options, the freedom to choose, and with a whole lot more self-respect. With these values the MHRM is helping to usher in a new zeitgeist.
Paul Elam is here to tell you that you only thought the media had become a snake pit. Before you give it that much credit, he wants to introduce you to Bucky Turco.
MGTOW offers a path encouraging men to focus on their own needs, sometimes for the first time in their lives. Gregory Becker asks the question – why do you need MGTOW?
Paul Elam and the entire editorial team of A Voice for Men keep a promise as they present the first in a series of articles dedicated to restoring the voice of Chris Mackney, driven to his own death by the family court system.
Paul Elam asks you to help take AVFM to the next level.