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Letter to J., Who I Used to Mentor

November 26, 2012 By Michael Copperman 2 Comments

Michael Copperman finds that the right moment to mentor usually comes on the way to somewhere else.

Filed Under: Featured Content, Mentoring and Volunteering Tagged With: acceptance, adolescent boys, advice, aging out of mentorship, anger, arrogance, athletes, athletics, baseball, body image, bullying, death of a father, driving, epistolary, grief, heroism, Jewish, letter, letter to mentor, lying, manhood, mastery, medical, Mentor, mentoring, mentoring relationships, military, Mississippi, rage, road rage, sports, Temper, Traffic

Boys in the Friend Zone

November 23, 2012 By Ben Keeler 44 Comments

How can we mentor boys in dating and relationship skills?

Filed Under: Emotional Intelligence, Featured Content, Mentoring and Volunteering, The Good Life Tagged With: adolescent romantic relationships, anger, arrogance, art of seduction, being good, Ben Keeler, boyfriends, Boys, clarisse thorn, commitment, condoms, confessions of a pickup artist chaser, confidence building, control, dating, dating advice, depression, destructive need satisfaction, doing good, drive, education, emotional intelligence, Ervin Staub, ethics, friend zone, friendzone, friendzoned, fulfillment, game, game blogs, gender stereotypes, girlfriends, goodness, high school boys, human needs, hypervigilance, intimacy, male goodness, men, mentoring boys, middle school boys, misogyny, moral issues, moral motivation, morality, Motivation, Pick Up Artists, Pickup artist, psychology, PUA, purpose, pushover, relationship skills, Responsibility, romantic relationships, seduction blogs, seduction community, sex drives, sexual relationships, shame, Stress, teaching intimacy, teaching morality, teenage boys, testosterone, The Game, traditional gender roles, what boys think, why do girls like jerks, why do women like assholes

When Trust Is Lost Can You Find It Again?

October 19, 2012 By Bill Cloke Leave a Comment

Some damage cannot be undone. Bill Cloke on what it takes to regain intimacy.

Filed Under: Advice & Confessions, Featured Content Tagged With: adultery, alcoholism, Anger Management, arrogance, cheating, commitment, confidence, Divorce, drug abuse, entitlement, full disclosure, honesty, intimacy, loneliness, marital problems, marriage, maturity, narcissism, regaining trust, relationships, respect, security, self-esteem, sex addiction, sexual infidelity, Suspicion, trust, values

Outside the Cage

October 15, 2012 By Cameron Conaway 2 Comments

Cameron Conaway fights envy when his friend Charlie Brenneman finds victory in the UFC.

Filed Under: Featured Content, The Good Life, What's Your Fight? Tagged With: arrogance, cage fighters, Caged, Charlie Brenneman, empathy, envy, Fighting, Jason High, losing, MMA, The Good Life, UFC, victory, What's Your Fight, winning

The NFL Refs Debacle: A Case Study in Hype

October 3, 2012 By Brandon Ferdig 2 Comments

Were the replacement refs this season actually making the worst calls in the history of the NFL?

Filed Under: Sports Tagged With: arrogance, bullying, Dan Barrierro, exaggerating, football, Harbaugh, hype, KFAN, Media, mob mentality, mob rule, nfl, Packers-Seahawks, phantom interference, pride, Ravens-Patriots, referees, replacement referees, riots, Seahawks-Cardinals, sociology, Sports News, Twins-Yankees, Vikings-49ers

Suicide Shatters

August 15, 2012 By Barb Hildebrand 17 Comments

Suicide shatters the lives of everyone around its victim.

Filed Under: Featured Content, Suicide, The Good Life Tagged With: @unsuicide, Affairs, arrogance, bipolar disorder, business, children of suicide victims, downturn, emotion, fear, grief, gun suicide, Gun Violence, insecurity, job loss, marriage, men who commit suicide, mental health, mental illness, National Suicide Prevention Lifeline, pride, psychiatric diagnosis, recovering from loss, Self-Confidence, separation, suicide, suicide prevention, survivors of suicide, The Good Life, warning signs, wives of suicide victims, Work

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