Louis C.K. — The Good Men Project

What ‘Louie’ Taught Me About Suicide

August 15, 2012 by Jason Henry 1 Comment

Louis C.K. wants you to get down off the ledge. Jason Henry wonders what he’s scared of.

Filed Under: A&E, Suicide, The Good Life Tagged With: acrophobia, anxiety, Comedy, Daddy's Girlfriend Part 2, death, fear of heights, fears, Louie, Louis C.K., review, suicidal ideation, suicide, thoughts of suicide, TV

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

King Louis

March 8, 2012 by Rebel Magazine 4 Comments

Comedian Louis C.K. is gaining viewers with his male-oriented TV show.

Filed Under: A&E Tagged With: Comedy, curb your enthusiasm, FX, Louis C.K., Louis CK, men, rebel magazine, Seinfeld, television

‘Louie’ Recap: Episode 3

July 11, 2011 by Sean Rubio Leave a Comment

Louie isn’t boring, and he’s definitely not afraid of life.

Filed Under: A&E Tagged With: Episode 3, fatherhood, fear, life, Louie, Louis C.K., manhood, religion, sex

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