Since 1977, NCFM has been committed to ending harmful discrimination and stereotypes against boys, men, their families and the women who love them.
I collected these studies in one place because women talk a lot about supporting other women but when it comes down to it, women often undermine each other in insidious ways. That women in general cannot seem to get along with other women in the long-term has been one of the great disappointments of...
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Female Behavioral Economics: How Female Swarm Intelligence Sorts and Filters Men, by Florian Willet. Self-published, 2011 (in German), 2016 (in English). 256 pages. No price on book but book listed at $7.00 on amazon.com. Review by J. Steven Svoboda. German lawyer and economist Florian Willet has published a remarkable book. Female Behavioral Economics: How...
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By THE WASHINGTON TIMES – – Tuesday, November 6, 2018 I watched most of the broadcast hearings on the nomination of now Associate Justice Brett Kavanaugh. I was concerned about the vicious and absolutist blanket demands by one party and their “True Believer” adherents that all Americans “believe the survivor” (“Another Kavanaugh accuser admits...
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Clinical Psychologist’s and researchers have identified the poisonous behavior of aggressive women who resort to verbal assault through gossip, innuendo and character assassination used against other female friends and coworkers. But when women become verbally aggressive against the man, she is falling in love with or dating, the cultural equation is toppled and the relationship...
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False accusations are real, frequent and dangerous. People lie. False accusations should worry all of us, especially those who love those whose lives and livelihoods are destroyed by lies. Tragically, few false accusers are penalized, especially women. The widely repeated claim that only 2% of rape accusations are false is preposterous. There is no...
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Most of the approaches to wife beating counseling that I have been familiar with deal with it from the wife’s or victim’s point of view. The general assumption is that the man or husband is evil. I’ve even heard counselors refer to it as a “possession.” With this kind of attitude it leaves little...
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