Aaron Gouveia sees the city’s every day mettle—its spirit, its pride, its history, its people—as its enduring strength against such cowardice as yesterday
Star Wars, My Son, and The Force
Aaron Gouveia admits that until his son inspired him to watch Star Wars, he had lived his entire life having never seen the classic films.
I Will Lie to Patients. (Well, Only if They Are Having an Abortion)
Aaron Gouveia is outraged that a new law in Arizona and nine other states will allow doctors to lie to their patients about fetal deformities.
Do Moms Really Want Dads In The PTA?
Aaron Gouveia calls out the NYC moms who claim they want dads involved in the PTA, but criticize the way they run it.
Please Come Back to Me
I miss my wife but she will come back to me. She has to.
Rypien Shouldn’t Be Ripped for Being a Good Dad
Aaron Gouveia doesn’t see anything wrong with a father letting his adult daughter make her own choices.
One Million Moms CAN Be Wrong
One Million Moms denounces Dancing With the Stars for promoting LGBT lifestyle. And Aaron Gouveia, for one, is not happy.
There’s a Hurricane of Manliness A’Comin’
Hurricane Irene has Aaron Gouveia imagining a post-storm zombie apocalypse where he kills his own food and protects his family.
Pinstriped Preschool Atrocity
Aaron Gouveia thought his son was at the perfect preschool…until he saw the hat they’d given him.
Ladies, Stop Complaining: Stats Show We All Do Chores
New statistics prove men and women do nearly the same amount of work.
Please Come Back to Me
What to do when the woman you love is just not herself anymore?
Damned if We Do, Damned if We Don’t
No wonder this is a confusing time for men. Chivalry is dead, and men are to blame.
Fantasy Football and Real Life
Sure, it’s about crunching numbers and competition. But it’s about connecting with friends, too.
When Death Comes for Your Child
Aaron Gouveia visits gravely ill 5-year-old Leah and speaks candidly about the unspeakable.
Has Your Wife Read This?
Aaron Gouveia gives 1955 edition of ‘The Good Wife’s Guide’ some much needed updating.
Dad Will Always Catch You
With a full-time job, and a hellish commute, Aaron Gouveia struggles to be there for his son. But somehow he makes it work.