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What’s in a Mane?

September 22, 2012 by Greg White 5 Comments

Greg White’s Delilah was a leather-clad hairdresser named Lorenzo.

Filed Under: Lifestyle, Sex & Relationships, The Good Life Tagged With: attraction, Barbra Streisand, Carol Burnett, celebrity sightings, charity, Cicely Tyson, Elton John, envy, gay men, gold digger, grief, hair, hair plugs, haircuts, hairdressers, humor, James Brolin, Janet Jackson, jealousy, LA, legacy, Lisa Marie Presley, London, men, Oprah Winfrey, Penelope Cruz, philanthropy, Princess Diana, romance, Salon, Sassoon, star fucker, Steven Spielberg, The Hair Cuttery, Versace

Un-Defining Manhood

August 7, 2012 by Ryan W. Bradley 18 Comments

Men cling to bachelorhood as a defining chapter of their lives, but becoming a husband and father is much more personally defining than being single could ever be, writes Ryan W. Bradley.

Filed Under: Families, Featured Content, Freedom, The Good Life Tagged With: beautiful boys, Boys, children, cross-dressing, crying, Families, fashion, fatherhood, Freedom, gay, gender, growing up, haircuts, heterosexuality, homosexuality, identity, intolerance, long hair, Louis C.K., macho, manhood, marriage, masculinity, maturity, men, mentoring, Pablo Neruda, poetry, poets, roles, self image, sensitive, Stereotypes, Victoria's Secret, writers

Hair and Identity

August 6, 2012 by Christopher Banks 2 Comments

In his search for an image, Christopher Banks found himself.

Filed Under: Body Image, The Good Life Tagged With: 80's, androgyny, beard, bears, body image, boy's hair, confidence, David Bowie, Deep Obsession, experimentation, facial hair, fashion, finding yourself, flourish, gay, geek, Gender Identity, hair styles, haircuts, identity, Lady GaGa, masculinity, men's hair, mental health, music, New Zealand, OutlineNZ, personality, Pet Shop Boys, pop, Sex and Relationships, strength, style, The Cure, The Good Life

Clowns, Bad Haircuts and Dreams of Disaster

May 15, 2012 by Christian Piatt Leave a Comment

My wife and I have bad dreams that leave us wondering, “Are we ready for the future?”

Filed Under: Families Tagged With: change, clowns, coffee, dreams, Families, family, fire, haircuts, Husband, kids, Las Vegas, moving, Nadia Bolz Weber, Portland, Pueblo, transitions, Traveling, unicycles, wife

Guestpost #12: Anonymous – Ten things I’ve learned from being a Korean woman

March 12, 2011 by Josh Bowman 1 Comment

Anonymous (not their real name) is an exceptionally smart person studying exceptionally smart things, but wishes to remain anonymous for the purposes of this post. At the age of 26, it is time for you to get married. Your parents and grandparents will not stop setting you up with their family friends’ son in law [...]

Filed Under: Ten Things I've Learned Tagged With: asian, haircuts, Korea, korean, perm, respect your elders, Woman

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