A funny thing happened to one of Alfred Adler’s theories on the way to the psychology textbook. It underwent a sex change – long before it was fashionable to do so. Adler was one of the pioneers of psychiatry. Born in 1870, appropriately enough, in Vienna, where Freud hung out his shingle. In fact, Adler …
Paul Jennings is a very successful children’s author, particularly in his homeland, Australia. I recently bought his autobiography, Untwisted. My enjoyment of the book was sullied by the endless references to female oppression, misogyny and the selfishness of men. Paul was quite blunt in his appraisal of his father as a cold, narcissistic man who …
GAB TV: Related to Tom Golden’s video above, the historical quotes below help to shed light on the question of whether women in America were ever truly “oppressed.” I think we all know the answer. In 1856, author of Putnam’s Monthly Magazine published the following summary of relations between men and women in America: …
Have Women Ever Been Oppressed in the United States? Read More »
Contrary to popular belief, there was never a time in American history when courts treated children as the “property” of their fathers so that mothers had to wage a decades-long Equal Rights campaign to win the right to have the custody of their own children. As explained in my book, The History of Custody Law, …
Over the years, feminism has portrayed itself as a political moment that is working toward the goal of equality between men and women. But this is just its public relations angle. When you study feminist history for the last hundred years, you discover a trend not towards equality but towards inequality: putting down men and …
Do you hear it? Quiet now. Listen. Surely there is a gnashing of teeth and loud voices are shouting the names of the departed as they gather, candles held aloft, to pay tribute to the innocent victims of a woman’s violence? Are they not condemning the actions of yet another woman whose rage or mood …
◙VM: Hey Peter, thanks for agreeing to the interview. ◙VM: You are well known, as far as I can see, within the MRM for your advocacy against gynocentrism. You point out the aspects of society and the cultures of the world, historically and in the present day, that enable and promote gynocentrism in one way …
Interview with Peter Wright on traditional vs. feminist gynocentrisms (and other topics) Read More »
This is part two of a two part article, please see part one first before reading part two. Some Further Remarks On Sexual Conflict I do want to expand on a few points from my ICMI speech. Often people cite the sexual cannibalism of the female spider eating the male spider after mating as being …
The Fallacy Of The Golden Uterus And The True Origins Of Gynocentrism (Part Two) Read More »
This is a two part article. In part one (this part) I will provide the complete speech that I wrote, which was kindly presented by Robert Brockway on my behalf at the International Men’s Conference in 2020. A link to the speech spoken by Robert is here1, the complete speech in writing is a little bit …
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I recently watched an Australian film, Breath, which is based upon the best-selling novel by Tim Winton. I enjoyed the film. It was very evocative and contained some beautifully shot surfing scenes and a very believable friendship between two young teenage boys. As the story unfolded, the boys develop a relationship with a former surfing …
