One accusation from a woman has destroyed this man’s career. One accusation from a woman has made this man a criminal in the public eye. One accusation from a woman has put an electronic tracking bracelet around this man’s ankle.
Our “product,” is for a growing elite. We are uniquely gifted in that we can not only see through the falsity of the misandric system, but we can also see through the trap of biology and how it relegates men to lifestyle subservience. We will never be mainstream, but we will become a large and flourishing subculture.
Admin note: Recent events here at AVfM, and in my personal life, has made for some very hectic times of late. I am running behind on some articles to be posted and at this point my email is a bloody mess that may be beyond catching up. My apologies to those I have not answered …
If you came here after seeing A Voice for Men mentioned in the New York Times, welcome. You were led here after reading the following: “Lurking around the edges of the male studies movement, moreover, in Web[sic] sites like Paul Elam’s A Voice for Men, is a certain amount of anti-feminist hostility, if not outright …
A Deland, Florida woman was severely beaten by her husband and found half naked and semi-conscious in her car by police. Lenora Shorts, whose last name also describes the only thing she was wearing, was so badly beaten that she was able only to mumble to police, and point in the direction her husband had …
When an article that paints Assange as “a man of strong sexual appetites who is not averse to exploiting his fame” can’t find a single thing to substantiate the rape charges, what are the chances that a single male reader will not see this as a wake-up call?
But we damned well better be willing to take a look at the real problems of women as well. I have never made it a secret that I am no fan of what western women have become, but despite the television induced hysterical reaction of the occasional nitwit that wanders in here, it genuinely matters to me that they don’t come to harm.
Recent events on Capital Hill not only provide some significant insight into the severity of misandry in modern American society, but also point to a culture that struggles rather feebly to get a grip on the problem; a struggle highlighted by the fact that the word misandry itself -the hatred or contempt for men and …
