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Category Archives: Manliness
Meet the sexist tools of everyday carry.
Steven T. Wright at Vox.com is troubled that there is a community of men talking about manly things. From Meet the men obsessed with carrying all the right stuff The Boy Scouts in particular have been praised and criticized in equal … Continue reading
Must a father teach his son to fix things?
In response to Giving thanks for fathers commenter Oratorian wrote: Coming to this a little late, but does anyone have any insight about how the father-son passing on of masculine roles works among men who are NOT interested in or capable … Continue reading
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Giving thanks for fathers.
Honor your father and your mother, that your days may be long in the land that the LORD your God is giving you. –Exodus 20:12, ESV In Fathers, teach your sons Adam Piggott describes fond memories learning from his father, … Continue reading
He almost had a masculine thought.
After seeing How To Prepare Our Sons for the Matriarchy over at The Good Men Project, I decided to poke around a bit and see what else they offered. While the nameplate declares that it is “The conversation no one else … Continue reading
Mad Dog Chandler on Toxic Masculinity.
The #metoo era is dangerous because the rules of what is permissable are very quickly changing. This is especially dangerous for complementarians because complementarians earn their living in the margins of what feminists are trying to destroy. This June we … Continue reading