The AVfM Reference Wiki is turning into a thing of beauty–one you can contribute to making even more awesome. AVfM welcomes new contributor Isaac Quill to tell us more about his own contributions there, and introduces a term we should all learn: The Woozle Effect.
Shona Sibary would likely rather wash the feet of vagrants than have sex with her husband. We are assuming, of course, that there are equally far fetched reasons that Sibary considers herself some sort of prize in the sex department. Janet Bloomfield writes a prescription for whatever is ailing this bitch.
“If you heap abuse on a man, while denying him the ability to respond, then you are killing that man,” says Andy Thomas of MRA London. And rightly so. A short video and some very astute observations of all involved by Andy, and some questions at the end that need to be answered.
Robert Franklin enjoyed an ‘oldie but goody’ when he recently watched the Miloš Forman classic One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest, starring Jack Nicholson. But it was more than a trip down memory lane for Franklin, when another way of looking at the film jumped out and grabbed him.
Facts, as encapsulated by statistics of the workplace dead, or the homeless, or the male dominance in suicide – these will not move public opinion. They are moved by the connection of human experience and emotion. Men need to tell thier stories in thier own voices.
Blaming men for women cutting up their labia? Patrice Stanton calls bullshit, and notes how many so called “strong independent” women, even self-describe “cougars,” appear more like toddlers or crying kittens. It’s a simple question: are women accountable for their own choices, or is it always the fault of Teh Menz?
Italy now joins the growing number of nations that have surrendered their governments to feminist ideology. They have signed the Istanbul Convention, which essentially eviscerates the rights of men any time their interests are in conflict with those of women. Lucian Valsan reports.
Prostitution: exploitation and domination of women? Or exploitation and subjugation of men? Or simply an honest transaction? Beyond all that debate, though, new AVfM contributor Jason Gregory notes, that until we bring men and their experience of being used as disposable utilities by women that we can even address such questions effectively.
John the Other has taken the time to do some outreach to providers of information and services for victims of domestic violence. He wanted to question them about their data and their motivations. Their reactions to his inquiries were a confirmation of what most of us already know. Evil is real.
Dean Esmay returns with a roundup of a ton of great stuff you may have overlooked or just not had time to think about in the last week. These are amazing times for the men’s movement, and it seems like everywhere you turn something remarkable is happening. Especially on A Voice for Men. Come check it out.
