W.R.R. escaped his father’s child sex ring only to endure the horrors of homelessness: illness, starvation, and yet more sexual violence. How does this survivor find meaning in his life today?
Men, could you hold down the fort while your wife braved the storm to rescue a stranded family member?
The Violence of Homelessness: A Young Male Survivor’s Story [Trigger warning]
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A Man Ought to Know How to Handle Something Like This
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Hidden Ashes: A Male Survivor’s Fear of Men
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Be Present to Win
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You have to be present in order to win at life. Seven years sober, Brandon Ferdig is grateful to the people who have been there for him.
Power Is What You Think You Have
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The Seeds of Power
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Pain and Power
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Power in relationships lies with whoever can inflict the most pain on the other person.
Empowered: The Undocumented Immigrant
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The Power of Being Powerless
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Why dignity is more important than the one intangible commodity men trade most
The Power of the Trigger: My Time in the Iraqi Civil War
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The Power of Powerlessness
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F–k You, God, I’m Gonna Win
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Tim Green remembers how he discovered the limits of his personal power–and what lay beyond them
“Straight men learned from gay men that physically affectionate, emotionally intimate friendships are not unmanly.”
These are comments by David May and Rick on the post “For The Love Of God, Please Stop Saying ‘Bromance’”.
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