Yet another conservative has stepped forward to tell men to get married and thereby “grow up” and “man up.” Mark Trueblood wants them to explain why men should risk that in the current legal climate.
In many ways the MRM is the first real attempt for men to cross the bridge form the old world into the new on their feet with their spines in place. Rod Van Mechelen knows it, too. He offers an analysis of a new, old battle.
MRA London’s Andy Man returns with an essay featuring a shockingly truthful poem that should be read by every boy and everyone who loves them, and a short film he created that was inspired by same. Must-see.
Eastern Europe has seen the advancement of much misandry, particularly in their family courts. Their is also the rumblings of resistance afoot. The national media there is slow to pick up on it, but Lucian Valsan brings us the report.
Touched by the deeply personal story of Jay T’s path to taking the Red Pill, recently posted to this site, Paul Elam shares a piece of his personal history and a glimpse at his Uncle Walter, a man that he never knew, till now.
A message of hope for alienated Dads during what is often a hard time for them. Try your best to get through today, and know that there are people out there who care. And not just us, though we do, too.
In observance of International Men’s Day, we bring you some very sobering observations on the state of men and boys from the pages of Men’s Health Australia.
Across Great Britain Remembrance Day is commemorated; an effort to ensure that citizen do not forget who paid for their rights. It would be well to teach them who paid the price, and for whom.
Long-time commenter Peter Wright brings a report from Kawasaki, Japan, perhaps the last refuge on planet Earth where the penis is celebrated instead of vilified and demonized.
What can possibly so valuable that men throughout history have willingly died, been mutilated, surrendered consideration as human beings entirely in exchange for it. What is the golden bridle?
