Steven Axelrod reflects on human connection, as it exists from Nantucket to Los Angeles.
Searching for Love the Google Way
December 31, 2011 By 4 Comments
A look at love, relationships, marriage, and more through the eyes of the world’s most popular search engine.
7 Steps to Finding Success That Matters to You
December 31, 2011 By 2 Comments
The only success that matters, Andrew Bruskin writes, is the success that matters to you.
The God of Gender Wars Is Laughing
December 31, 2011 By 361 Comments
If you can’t get past the anger, Megan Rosker writes, nothing will change.
The Black and White Wolf Within Each of Us
December 31, 2011 By 8 Comments
Which wolf will you feed?
Feminism, the Duke Rape Hoax, and Searching for Empathy
December 30, 2011 By 216 Comments
A reader reminds us that “looking at the other’s point of view” can be difficult even for those who call for it publicly.
Childish Men and Angry Women
December 29, 2011 By 95 Comments
If you’re an outspoken man, and disagree with the feminist consensus, Dominic Falcao writes, there’s maelstrom coming—but it’s OK to be bewildered.
20 Things I Love About Men
December 29, 2011 By 182 Comments
Neely Steinberg loves men. Below, she shares a list of qualities, actions, and moments that remind her why.
A Little More and A Little Less for 2012
December 29, 2011 By 1 Comment
Ken Goldstein offers what he would like to see more and less of in the New Year, and asks readers to share their thoughts as well.
The Middled Man and the Nag Gap
December 29, 2011 By 71 Comments
Chuck Rudd explores the idea that female ‘goodness’ is the standard of morality in reactive society.
Screw John Wayne: The Art of Apologizing
December 29, 2011 By 12 Comments
Apologizing is much more than saying you’re sorry, Dave Kaiser writes—it’s saying you care.
What the Tuck Is Going on?
December 29, 2011 By 19 Comments
Joanna and Eli tackle the age-old question of what to do with your penis when you’re spooning.
The Battle Between My Heart and Ego
December 29, 2011 By 2 Comments
“Sometimes we see something that is very pure, very fragile, and we realize it’s perfect—even if it isn’t.”
A Teenage Tale of Tampon Triumph
December 29, 2011 By 7 Comments
Teenage Unlce Woofie champions male sensitivity and purchases the right tampons—all in a day’s work.
Can Founders Be Criticized on The Good Men Project?
December 29, 2011 By 41 Comments
Justin Cascio believes there is a difference between an attack and a criticism. This is his criticism.
Vocalyze
“Why have artists abandoned their duty to say the unsayable?”
How does one explain the lack of moral courage in modern art?