Gynecomastia — The Good Men Project

Walking Around Shirtless

October 3, 2012 By Justin Cascio 9 Comments

Justin Cascio wants to know: Is it okay to show my scars?

Filed Under: Body Modification, Featured Content, The Good Life Tagged With: body image, body modification, FTM, gender confirmation surgery, gender dysphoria, gender identity disorder, Gynecomastia, male privilege, manhood, masculinity, naked, nude beaches, nudists, nudity, plastic surgery, reconstructive surgery, scars, skin, taking up space, tattoos, testosterone, transgender, White Privilege, writer's block

Plastic Surgery: It’s Not Just for Women Anymore

October 2, 2012 By Andrew Smiler 3 Comments

More men are having liposuction, Botox injections, laser hair removal, and other cosmetic procedures.

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Confessions of An At-Home Dad: “I’m Scared as Hell When It Comes to Raising My Daughter”

September 1, 2012 By NYC Dads Group 4 Comments

NYC Dads guest blogger Lorne Jaffe is a new at-home dad who has struggled with depression and anxiety for most of his life.

Filed Under: dadsgood, Mental Illness, RealFatherhood, The Good Life Tagged With: anxiety, at home dads, body image, bullying, causes of depression, childhood, confidence, depression, facebook, failures, fatherhood, fathers, guilt, Gynecomastia, low self-esteem, mental illness, NYC Dads, sensitive boys, Sex and Relationships, stay-at-home dad, success, support, terror, writers

My Dad Won’t Stop Crying: Is Male Menopause Real?

August 21, 2012 By Jill Drouillard 4 Comments

After a father confesses that he can’t stop crying, a daughter does a little research on male menopause.

Filed Under: Health, Psych, & Addiction, Men Over 50, The Good Life Tagged With: aging, androgen decline, Business Week, crying, emasculating, emotions, Gynecomastia, hormones, HRT for men, infertility, late-onset hypogonadism, low testosterone levels, masculinity, Mayo clinic, medical, Men over 50, Men's Health, menopause, older men, Prostate Cancer, prostate health, sexual health, shame, Shannon Pettypiece, symptoms, testicle shrinkage, testosterone deficiency, testosterone replacement therapy, Viagra

Nice Tits

May 17, 2012 By Collin Slattery 25 Comments

Gynecomastia makes adolescence even more confidence-crushing than usual for boys.

Filed Under: Body Image, Featured Content, Teenage Kicks, The Good Life Tagged With: adolescence, anorexia in men, body image, Gynecomastia, teenage kicks, The Good Life

Dude Looks Like A Lady: Living With Man Boobs

May 8, 2012 By Matt Cornell 8 Comments

Matt Cornell has gynecomastia, and is tired of feeling ashamed of it.

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Dear John: I’m a Man With Breasts

February 16, 2011 By John Simpson, GoLocalProv.com 4 Comments

How do you deal with a crippling crisis of self-confidence?

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