A Week in Tweets …

@ @ I thought 'The Good Douche Project' was both witty and accurate. Calling feminists/women crazy is lazy AND sexist.
@meghanemurphy
Meghan Murphy
@ @ @ Tom, got a question—if "good" men includes unrepentant rapists and antifeminists, who are the *bad* men?
@_tomhead
Tom Head
@ @ @ NOBODY GIVES A SHIT WHAT YOU THINK ABOUT WOMEN'S BODIES.
@meghanemurphy
Meghan Murphy
@ sorry you had to be targeted like that. i'm still shaking my head in disbelief.
@alchemisjah
Jason Henry
@ At what point will some so-called feminists realize that their words and behavior only serve to further divide us all?
@mommelissax2
Melissa Harrison
@ @ Feminists reject gender. It's perceptions of masculinity & femininity that divide us - not women seeking equality!
@aliceelicopping
Alice Copping
"Who are we to judge what someone else decides to do to her own face or body?" - @
@exquisitefox
Nen Lin Soo
@ Wouldn't be a part of GMP if I didn't! Keep doing what you do. You're providing a much needed space for much needed discussions.
@bendumas1
Ben Dumas
"@: @ @ Damn, don't stop, you're getting men to talk, you're doing some really valuable work. Thank you." Yes
@anthonylcarter
Anthony Carter
@ In my view feminism was always about breaking the prison that oppresses women which in frees men simultaneously.Great article
@a8bhatia
Anchal Bhatia
@ great piece thanks! Made me think about my own story without dad. Would love to get u on air this year. gmail.com">Trendingwithez@gmail.com
@ezstreet
Ezstreetshow.com
Oddly I think women misunderstoodthat @ was discussing what he sees when HE looks at his wife http://t.co/Z8vd1WRX
@Cassandrasenrab
Cassandra Barnes
@ this misconstrues @ -- being naturally beautiful is not being perfect but redefining beauty to not equate w/ perfect
@megadoooodle
Megan Abbate
Measured and thought provoking: “@: Let's talk porn, shall we? What's the impact on men and boys? http://t.co/KoLV1dBt”
@ausjourno
Eve Nesmith
@ take some pity on us then tom. its going to b 43c here in sydney tomorrow. u cld fry and egg on a road that hot
@GayCarBoys
GayCarsBoys ASBHYnow
RT @ NYT journalist Michael Kamber on Shooting the Truth in Iraq and Afghanistan: http://t.co/YyZHFizI
@iraqigovernment
Iraqi Government
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@ thanks for sharing that. I'm 3 years into my divorce. I have a 5 year old. I feel like I'm becoming a better father as a result
@furter4
Frank Romano
@ Thank-you for following me Thomas; GMP has positively shifted my perspective on the male psyche :o) Keep it up! <3
@eatspecialk
Special K. Recognize
@ Dudes talking about emotions rather than sex and half-naked girls. Cool. :)
@KaraAlesandra
Kara Alesandra

 

About Tom Matlack

Tom Matlack is the co-founder of The Good Men Project. He has a 18-year-old daughter and 16- and 7-year-old sons. His wife, Elena, is the love of his life. Follow him on Twitter @TMatlack.

Comments

  1. Mike L says:

    Tom,

    Thank you for starting these conversations, and thank God you have skin thick enough to withstand the criticism.

    Seven years ago, two of my best (male) friends got mixed up in the PUA community simply because they felt like there was no one who would listen to them, or who would understand their pain. In their minds, if they weren’t treated as “people,” then they shouldn’t have to treat women as “people” either. I felt helpless as I watched them become increasingly self-destructive.

    When I tried to engage them, to hear them out, I found that there really were no resources out there for men with pain. I wanted to have a conversation with them, but there were no models for that conversation. I knew they were Good Men caught in a downward spiral, but absent a problem with drugs or alcohol, there was no “script” to bring the out of it.

    Today, with the Good Men Project around, there is a model for positive conversations about gender and male pain. Thank you for starting this, and thank you for seeing it through.

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