Disneyland — The Good Men Project

Adventurous Travel Is Good For Your Kids

May 18, 2013 By Ben Holbrook 2 Comments

Let’s use our annual family holidays to impart the lessons only adventurous travel provides.

Filed Under: Families Tagged With: Australian desert, be a traveler not a tourist, Ben Holbrook, Disneyland, Driftwood Journals, ecotravel, Exotic travel, nomadic family in Mongolia, Orlando, travel as education, travel don't tour, you will learn a lot if you travel, Zambia mud hut

The 20, 30 and 40+ Year-Old Virgin

January 25, 2013 By Harris O'Malley 14 Comments

Doctor NerdLove examines the complicated cultural and personal narratives surrounding male virginity.

Filed Under: Featured Content, Sex & Relationships Tagged With: 40 year old virgin, Disneyland, Doctor NerdLove, Gene Simmons, Harris O'Malley, losing virginity later better relationships, male sexuality, male virginity, masculine identity, masculinity and virginity, NerdLove Podcast, Paging Dr. Nerdlove, ron jeremy, should I hire a prostitute virginity, steve carrell, Surrogates, virginity, virginity and sex workers, Wilt Chamberlin

Who is Responsible for the Death of a Photographer Chasing Justin Bieber?

January 18, 2013 By xoJane 11 Comments

Joanna Schroeder looks back on all the times she was threatened and harassed by paparazzi, and wonders who’s to blame.

Filed Under: Ethics & Values, Featured Content Tagged With: Angelina Jolie, Blue Ivy Carter, Brad Pitt, Casey Brodley, Chris Guerra, death of paparazzi justin bieber, Disneyland, Joanna Schroeder, justin bieber, Lisa Kline, Los Angeles, Malibu Country Mart, Paparazzi, Reese Witherspoon, Robertson Boulevard, xoJane

The Day I Was Mickey Mouse

August 28, 2012 By Christie Chapman 1 Comment

“I was Mickey Mouse, but just for one day. Not because I’m good with kids, but because I fit the suit.”

Filed Under: moustacheclubofamerica Tagged With: Babies, children, Christie Chapman, depression, disney world, Disneyland, fiction, George Saunders-style short fiction, humor, job promotions, lack of confidence, Mickey Mouse, Mickey Mouse cartoons, Moustache Club of America, sadness, short fiction, short stories, Walt Disney, Weekend Fiction, writing that's worth your time

What Terrorizes Americans Most: Guns or Sex?

August 3, 2012 By Lara Riscol 4 Comments

Lara Riscol examines how America treats sex, not violence, as the biggest threat to families and the nation.

Filed Under: Ethics & Values, Featured Content Tagged With: ABC News, abstinence only unless married, Air Force Tech Sgt Erwynn Umali, alternet, Aurora Shooting, Blue Valentine, Bryan Fischer JC Penney, Dark Knight deceased, Disneyland, Ellen DeGeneres, feminism and the MPAA, gay marriage, Glenn Beck, good guy stories, gun control, Heritage Foundation, Los Angeles Times Kenneth Turan, Michelle Williams, MPAA reforms, National Rifle Association, pro-gun agenda, Rep Louie Gohmert, Ryan Gosling, same sex marriage, sexual freedom, talking to kids about sex, talking to kids about violence, Ten Commandments in schools, The Blaze, Values Voters Summits, Will Behrens

Police Kill Two Latino Men in Anaheim, Coast-to-Coast Protests Planned

July 27, 2012 By The Good Feed Blog Editors 14 Comments

Large-scale protests break out in Anaheim after two Latio men were shot, capping off many years of tension between the two disparate populations of Anaheim.

Filed Under: Good Feed Blog Tagged With: Anaheim Latino population, Disneyland, facebook, Genevieve Huizar, Good Feed Blog, Joel Acevedo, Jose Moreno, Latinos and police brutality, Los Amigos of Orange County, Manuel Angel DIaz, New York, Oakland, officer involved shootings anaheim california, San Gabriel Valley Tribune, The LA Times, the Washington Post, Twitter, violent protests

Dating a 36-year-old virgin

April 6, 2012 By J.R. Reed 2 Comments

I knew that statistically there had to be at least a handful of 36-year-old virgins in Southern California, but I never expected one to be cute. Or that I would end up on a date with one of them.

Filed Under: Dating, Reed My Writing Tagged With: dating, Disneyland, virgin

I See My Teenage Self in My Daughter, and That Scares the Crap Out of Me

January 25, 2012 By J.R. Reed 22 Comments

J.R Reed discusses his less than fond memories of High School and how that affects his anxiety over raising a teenage daughter.

Filed Under: dadsgood, DadsGood Featured Content, Featured Content Tagged With: 80's, anxiety, dads, Disneyland, high school, parenting, Stress, teenagers

The 36-Year-Old Virgin

December 28, 2009 By J.R. Reed 6 Comments

“So…You gonna try and tap it?” She had one of those perma-smiles on her face as she walked into my office for the first time. We met online and had chatted a few times before deciding to go out and tonight was the night. As she sat down at my desk I had no clue [...]