Feminists have droned on for decades about how men need to learn that “no means no.” Women have long had their issues in that area. Ladies, no means no, not that he is gay. Time to woman up and deal with rejection like a man.
1. Introduction: A New Language for a Broken Landscape We live in a time when relationships are harder to navigate than ever. Expectations are unclear, commitments are unstable, and traditional frameworks have either collapsed or been pathologized. In the middle of this mess, something new has emerged—something grounded, mature, and restorative. It’s called the Gold …
The Gold Pill: Rebuilding Relationships with Ancient Wisdom Read More »
The following long essay written in 1920 is a recapitulation of the older gynocentric theory presented by Lester F. Ward. The theory, which was openly misandric, proved wildly popular among both feminists and laypersons in this early period of the modern era. Several notable men’s human rights activists, including Ernest B. Bax pushed back on …
Race Motherhood: Is Woman The Original Human Race? – by Dora B. Montefiore 1920 Read More »
From time to time MRAs, others in the manosphere, and supporters are called fascists. The term Fascist is notoriously difficult to define. Two definitions, narrow and broad are offered here and it is proposed that any reasonable definition must be bounded by these two. Narrow The narrowest possible definition is membership in the Italian National …
Guilt is a trap used to enslave men. By citing real or concocted transgressions, people are quick to saddle men with guilt (you did wrong) and social shame (you are not a good man), charges which are then leveraged to extract male labor as a means of atonement. This dynamic of male existence is nowhere …
While it may seem like a modern topic, the burning question of whether men should marry or more to the point not marry, is centuries old. That men are rejecting marriage in increasing numbers is well documented, however cynicism about the virtues of marriage is nothing new. Numerous scholarly books such as Howard Chudacoff’s Age Of The Bachelor, or …
I used to go bird watching when I was young but I haven’t done it in a long time. I was thinking of getting back in to it. I thought I’d just discuss some of the birds I’ve watched over the years as some of you might like to take it up too. It can …
