The Zeta Contract
There is no doubt a need for a revision, perhaps even elimination, of the social contract between men and women, but should it be destroyed? JtO takes a look at our connection to the other sex and makes his own calls.
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The next red pill
The subject of male birth control, according to Skeptic, has been a hit and miss project in pharmaceutical research. That may be about to change, but the question remains whether it will find the market or just get buried.
Koan: the herbivore eats meat
As men, here are countless paths we can choose in life. All we have to do is pick one and go for it. Patrick Henry tells us how his choices were made, and why.
21st century fatherhood
In a rapidly emerging MGTOW culture the nuclear family is under even more pressure. Rocking Mr. E is an MRA, and a father, with some concerns.
Selling the MRM
Debate is long running about how the MRM should be branded and marketed. It’s a tough job for sure. Paul Elam talks about why, and why AVfM seems to be working when other efforts aren’t.
My road: from blue pill to red
New AVfM contributor Patrick Henry describes his walk from blue pill zombie to alive and kicking red pill man. If you think men don’t feel, read this article..and then apologize to every man that ever lived and loved.
The question they never ask
Dan Moore makes the case that outmoded blue-pill thinking is the accelerant of economic recession, social fragmentation and civilization’s decline
AVfM Radio, Tuesday, November 1 – GAME!
Whoa! Mr. Telephone! There has been a lot of heat around the issue of Game and the men’s movement in the past few days. Imagine, just in time for the cold weather.
Game – zeta style: Part 1, what and why
No territory is more treacherous in the MRM than addressing male-female attraction in a positive light. Cooter Bee steps up to the task with a series on zeta masculinity and the sexual connection.
Good women (and why that’s a red herring)
What is your definition of a “good woman” anyway? A friendly female may be outgoing with you, the life of the party, generous with her friends, and yet come home and treat her husband like dog feces.
