We’ve heard of traditional “It’s her special day” gynocentric marriages. We’ve heard of gay marriage. Lately we’ve heard of marrying one’s cat or dog or even oneself. Its time gents. Click on the video image below:
One upon a time and not so long ago men had a valued place as protectors of their communities. Men knew they were warriors and part of a community and could be called upon at any time. Individual men knew it and their communities knew it. The men strove to live up to the job. …
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A very recent study has been released that feminists are treating as the smoking gun; proof of not only systemic misogyny, but that the medical system doesn’t care about women’s needs. This study is the proof they need to show that everything else they say is correct, because if one thing is proven true, then …
Vlogger Brittany Sellner discusses declining sperm count and testosterone levels in men. This is a very important issue and one that even we haven’t been talking enough about.
When I was fresh out of school and working at my first real job (i.e., one that looks good on a resume and might actually lead to something better…though it didn’t), I met a retiree who had worked for the Budd Company, a Philadelphia corporation best known for manufacturing stainless steel railroad cars. The old …
Nothing makes you unhappier than trying to be happy. We live in a pleasure society. Everything is designed to make you feel good. Sugar in every food and drink. Sexuality displayed everywhere and gained with one tap of your finger on your phone. And still, people are constantly searching for happiness. But this is a …
We often talk about men’s duties and responsibilities, or their failures to man-up and adequately serve women and society. But we rarely talk about men’s needs, nor encourage them to carve out some self-actualized living. Abraham Maslow’s model of human needs is depicted as a series of hierarchical levels on a pyramid. At the base …
Civilisation is a system. It should now be very obvious to people, how interconnected and interdependent our socioeconomic system is and how fragile that system has become. This is why I have tried to promote systems thinking in our polarised society. A society that is saturated with ideologues of all stripes that promote reductive thinking. …
