From an extramarital affair to cancer, the last 525,600 minutes of John Taylor’s life have been tough. But he’s going to remember it by all of the love that grew.
Good Grief
May 6, 2013 By 8 Comments
A generation later, Kile Ozier believes the gay community has still not healed from the ravaging shame and grief that accompanied the AIDS crisis.
I Let My Son Fall and Fail
May 6, 2013 By 56 Comments
But Now I See
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Steven Holcomb was a world champion bobsledder. But he had a secret. He was going blind. Here is an excerpt from his new memoir.
A Liberal and a Gun Nut Walk Into a Blog
May 3, 2013 By 17 Comments
The debate over gun control and 2nd Amendment rights is stuck in an us vs them mentality
I Am a Survivor, and I Can Finally Talk About It
May 1, 2013 By 19 Comments
Levi Greenacres feels anything but big and strong when he thinks about his rape, and the rapes of the people he loves.
I’m a Male Nurse – So What?
April 29, 2013 By 9 Comments
Brett Adamson became a nurse because he wanted to help people, but he quickly discovered that as a man, you’re never just a nurse, you’re always a “male nurse.”
Dear Mr. President, Our Nation’s Boys Need Your Attention
April 29, 2013 By 117 Comments
Mark Sherman, a big fan of the President, asks him to call the nation’s attention to the problems facing boys and young men.
How Teens Drink
April 9, 2013 By 4 Comments
Before the energy drink slash cocktail and butt-chugging, there was “The Watermelon Crawl” and “Mr. Boston’s.”
I Can Finally Say I Am Proud to Be a Man
April 9, 2013 By 13 Comments
A lifetime of homophobia had beaten down Larry Best, but with the help of a friend, he has regained pride in his manhood.
Drink Like a Union Man
April 8, 2013 By 1 Comment
Coup d’État
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A missionary growing his first chin hairs comes face to face with revolutionary soldiers in the Dominican Republic.
Sean Hannity, Take Note: Physical Courage is Easier Than Moral Courage
April 5, 2013 By 30 Comments
It’s easy to blindside someone and lay them out; it’s a lot harder to stand up in a locker room of 52 teammates and say it’s wrong to try and intentionally hurt an opponent.
I Was Depressed Until I Played Basketball
April 4, 2013 By 4 Comments
Volunteering to coach your son’s first grade basketball team is one kind of pain, being forced to play for the first time in 20 years led Andrew Cotto to a much different feeling
My Wobbly Bicycle, 17: A Tribute to My Husband
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Poet Fleda Brown’s moving tribute to the man who sees her as beautiful, chemo hat or not.
Just Because I Look Like My Father Doesn’t Mean I Act Like Him
April 2, 2013 By 7 Comments
One mother sees the influences of her abusive father in her face, and the love of her husband in her daughter
“It’s a woman’s job to make her man feel safe — a safe place that doesn’t expect him to do brave things just because he’s a man.”
This is a comment by Kat on the post “A Husband’s Job Is To Create Emotional Safety”.
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