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Sex and MGTOW “All men are dogs!” many women scream, raging at our relentless craving for sexual satisfaction. In some respects, they are right: from very early on, our primal urges tend to be persistent and powerful, and often take control, whether we – or the opposite sex – like it or not. Naturally,...
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Teenage Boys Dating and Sex For most teen boys 12 and older, sex is everything. In fact, experts have concluded that boys think about the subject every seven seconds. It is natural for males – straight ones – often find themselves deeply attracted to the visual elements of the female persona, including their bodies...
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Here are a few quick thoughts on the current sexual abuse hysteria. Of course, if men abuse the power they have in hiring, firing, and promoting subordinates in order to get sex, they should be punished. Of course, if men use their physical strength to overpower women to get sex, they should be punished. ...
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Re-thinking the midlife crisis I was recently chatting with a friend of mine who not only as a highly successful company, but has a non-profit where he gets to pursue one of his passions. To many, these factors alone would put him in the “made it” category of life. To top it off, he’s...
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Masks and Tiaras: How Princess and Superhero Culture Reinforce Sex as a Commodity and Male Disposability How much would you say the media influences how you see yourself? If you’re like most people, you’d probably say “not that much.” I know I want to feel that way. But how can we be sure?...
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By NCFM Perspectives on Sexuality and Dating by Nels Otto When I asked the coordinator of youth and campus ministries if he would be interested in some men’s perspectives on the Our Whole Lives book I thought it would amount to just a few verbal comments. When I revisited the book and checked out some...
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Warren Farrell on Men, Power, Money, and Sex An interview with men’s advocate, Warren Farrell. Published on July 17, 2014 by Marty Nemko, Ph.D. in How To Do Life Warren Farrell is a leading expert on men’s issues. He is the author of seven books and chair of the Commission to Create a White...
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Sex: The New War on Men Gordon E. Finley, Ph.D. It cannot have escaped anyone’s notice that on May Day (May 1, 2014), and within hours of one another, the nation and the media have been bombarded with more than a half dozen exquisitely choreographed and coordinated reports demanding action based on claims of skyrocketing sexual...
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By JAMES TARANTO An odd recent New York Times op-ed by sociologist Amy Schalet touts the rise of, as the headline puts it, “Caring, Romantic American Boys.” Schalet, who studied American high school sophomores (along with Dutch ones) for a forthcoming book, reports that “boys behaving more ‘like girls’ in terms of when...
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by Robert Yourell NCFM Liaison Baha, Mexico Here is some research that looks at stereotypes about feminists. I have been saying that men’s Rights advocates that display black-and-white thinking (among other things) harm the credibility of the movement. Maybe this little survey can help that type of guy inhabit a more complicated world. Unfortunately, it...
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False Allegation Brochure
