
John Taylor, who has been bottling his feelings his whole life, thinks it’s important for men to know that the hiding our feelings, putting on masks, and bottling emotions is not “manly”.

John Taylor, who has been bottling his feelings his whole life, thinks it’s important for men to know that the hiding our feelings, putting on masks, and bottling emotions is not “manly”.

MB Cowan delves into the real world of sex offenses against children, where media stereotypes fail to address the reality of both victims and offenders, and where draconian laws may do more harm than good.

Andy May discovers that when it comes to Clinical Depression, there is a very fine line between refusing to talk about your problems and being ‘manly’ about them.

Rick Belden reflects on the lack of male leadership in his life and what he is doing to change that for the upcoming generation.

Merv Kaufman approached psychotherapy as he would a real estate scam — kicking and screaming. Fortunately for him, it helped anyway.

Liza Bennet looks back on the first dates with the man she’s married to and how it all helped her through some dark times.

A troubled household left Sherri Rosen with a sexually objectifying outlook, little promise for meaningful relationships, and a long road toward recovery.

Pauline Gaines offers perspective about divorce, family therapy, and boarding schools for the troubled.
Bio: Erin Rodgers is a writer, comedian and improviser. She is a former member of the Cage Match winning improv team “Bea Arthur” who travelled to New York City to perform in the 13th Annual Del Close marathon in August, 2011. She also formerly wrote for the sketch troupe “Radio Vault” and her short films [...]

Dan Griffin believes: “This is where we have to start: by eradicating the stigma of men talking about abuse.”

What’s cool is to be in this abstract thing called the present, which means pissing on the past and giving the finger to the future. Can’t all three just get along?

Being a man with a disfigurement in a world of Nip/Tuck is tough. The beauty culture has enveloped men, and for those outside its parameters, social boundaries blur and contort. Rich McEachran is candid about his prospects of marriage, retooling definitions of success, and the limits of confidence.
Jamie Reidy updates the story on Tennessee deadbeat dad thought to have 30 children.

Maybe Markie should have taken off his hoodie (we know really bad shit happens to guys of any race in those things) and put on a suit like every other adult in the room.

Too often men’s bodies are used as a joke… But he isn’t using his body as a joke, he’s using it more as a knowing wink. A nod toward the husbands and partners of those with Cancer. They aren’t superhuman, they are average guys living big, scary, beautiful lives.

Jamie Reidy has words of wisdom for mothers unfortunate enough to have 40+ year old bachelor sons.

Despite being a part of enacting Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell, Colin Powell spoke out last night in support of same-sex marriage.

British stuntman, Gary Connery, attempted the first-ever jump from a helicopter over 2000 feet high without a parachute

Kaleb comments on Donald Driver’s Dancing With The Stars win — and his outfit.

Poll: How would you characterize your marriage? Monogamous, Polyamorous, ‘Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell”, or something else?

Have you ever wanted to skydive from space, do a back flip on a jet ski, or snowboard down sand dunes? Well you’re in luck, my friend. Red Bull is ready to give your wildest idea wings with Launchpad.

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This is a comment by James on the post “What Happens When We Don’t Teach Our Boys About Sex”.

Jamie Reidy comments on Usain Bolt’s – the World’s Fastest Man – decision to dump his girlfriend in order to focus on training for the Olympics.

Fathers have been defined as complementary to mothers. How do you define fatherhood?

1) The stories will surprise you. 2) The conversation is important. 3) It sure beats a hammer or a tie. Want more reasons to buy The Good Men Project Book? Here you go…

Too often men’s bodies are used as a joke… But he isn’t using his body as a joke, he’s using it more as a knowing wink. A nod toward the husbands and partners of those with Cancer. They aren’t superhuman, they are average guys living big, scary, beautiful lives.
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“Finally, men are beginning to get real about sexuality and how confused most of us are about it.”
This is a comment by Michael Taylor on the post “What Happens When We Don’t Teach Our Boys About Sex”.