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Masculinity Is Not Our Enemy

Challenging mischaracterizations of masculinity will help us raise healthy boys. Taken from a blog post, Jan 24 2019 in Psychology Today Something has happened to our academic culture–the culture that teaches educators how to teach, therapists how to counsel, and … Continue reading

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What’s Going On With Men – by Bethany Webster (Womboflight.com)

What’s going on with men? With this massive wave of brave women coming forward with disclosures of sexual harassment across many industries, many of us, men and women alike, are grappling with the sobering reality of rampant misogyny. As a culture, we’re left to … Continue reading

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What’s Going on With Men? The Mother Wound as the Missing Link in Understanding Misogyny

What’s Going on With Men? The Mother Wound as the Missing Link in Understanding Misogyny by BethanyWebster  “The Bewildered Pursuit” by Andrew Salgado What’s going on with men? With this massive wave of brave women coming forward with disclosures of sexual … Continue reading

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Men’s Rights of Passage

Exposed chests drip fresh blood to the earth below. The mirror smashed; red dark cave of grief and despair. Alone together – in silence, sweet surrender. Let this death sink in. Scars on the inside release the puss of ancient … Continue reading

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More Support, Less Sport!

Sport, spectator sport at least, is a serious ‘weapon of mass distraction’, to borrow a phrase from Lewellyn Vaughan-Lee. Men particularly are attracted to sport as a form of escape, where perhaps women might go shopping. Sport provides a relatively … Continue reading

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Every Man Needs a Shed

I have spent a lifetime building and enjoying sheds. It all stems from my den-building childhood on a farm in the 1950s. Fond memories of secret tunnels in ditches where the weeds were over my head. Spaces under hedges, a … Continue reading

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