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.
The last cap run
Fiction is an occasional treat offered up on the pages of AVfM. Dr. F now joins the few to use this genre to speculate in things that many of us think about, but few put into works. Enjoy this look at one possible future.
Colleges push anti-male sex policies to the edge
The ideology that seeks to expand the definition of rape, to include human conduct that is, in fact, not rape at all, is enjoying more success. Pierce Harlan and Paul Elam offer some stunning details.
The good man
TDOM weighs in on the recent challenge to define a good man, taking a look at men and women in the historicaland bilogicial perspective. You might just find his conclusions surprising.
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.
NCFM asks the U.N. to end discrimination against men
The National Coalition for Men is the oldest known men’s rights organization. This is their recent request submitted to the United Nations.
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.
Cultivating violence against the MRM
It is clear now that the growth of the men’s movement is inspiring its detractors to ramp up the rhetoric and hate speech. John offers some opinions on it.
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.
