Slaying the dragon: Overcoming sexual superstimuli
Why are traditionalists so leery of discussing superstimuli, and how might we avoid their destructive impact on our lives? Paul Elam and Peter Wright explain.
Why are traditionalists so leery of discussing superstimuli, and how might we avoid their destructive impact on our lives? Paul Elam and Peter Wright explain.
Rachael Lefler delivers a smackdown to mainstream culture’s attack on geeks
Douglas Galbi contends that if the science of sexual selection is to advance beyond shallow stereotypes about men and women it must take seriously the work of uncredentialed applied researchers.
Feminists continue their social engineering, resulting in men and women forming increasingly different social classes.
Cassie Jaye appears to get some unexpected answers to her questions in this Red Pill Movie Raw File
Eva Barb gives The Book of Wicked Wife the red pill treatment.
Marty Nemko looks at typical labor patterns of men in relationships, and the frequently less-than reciprocal contributions from their female partners.
Anwar Y Dunbar with some important truths your parents didn’t teach you.
Continuing our series on the history of gendered customs, Raymond Cormier takes a look at the courtly love trope in modern movies.
Paul has some thoughts on violence committed against women in relationships.