This comment was from NickMostly on the post “When Angry Commenters Find Common Ground.”
“Strictly enforced gender binaries negatively affect men, too.”
This comment is from Carmen Speer on “Why Women Aren’t Crazy.”
“A lot of vets seem to skip over the fact that the Vietnam War was, in fact, wrong.”
This comment was from Copyleft on Why Vietnam Vets Are America’s Greatest Heroes.
What Would Be the Reverse of “20 Things I Love About Men”?
Let’s look at Neely’s article point by point and reverse them.
“There’s something important, even sacred, about ‘masculine’ and ‘feminine’.”
This comment is by Frederick Mark on the post Why I Can’t Write What’s Good About Masculinity by Joanna Schroeder.
“It’s not a zero sum game between masculinity and femininity.”
This comment was by wellokaythen on the post “Why I Can’t Write What’s Good About Masculinity.”
Travels With Casey: Benoit Denizet-Lewis Goes Cross-Country With His Dog
It’s all for a book.
The Human Condition
Jason Silva dissects the human condition, death anxiety, and the three solutions to the problem of death according to Ernest Becker.
“The Guilty Take the Truth to Be Hard”
This comment was on Does The Good Men Project Have a Mission? The comment was by Matt Casto.
Justice Department Redefines Rape, Matlack’s OpEd on CNN
Justice Department Redefines Rape, Matlack’s Opinion Piece on CNN
On “Accidental Blame” and Why Rape Messages Get Tuned Out
This comment by kckrupp was in response to Lisa Hickey’s post “Rapists I Have Known.”
A terrible anger meets pie-in-the-sky idealism
This comment was from CajunMick to Lori Day on “The Bittersweet World of Male Objectification.”
“Thank you for your obvious desire to find middle ground.”
This comment is from Lori Day to Archy, from the post The God of Gender Wars is Laughing
The Classic Moral Dilemma of The Drowning Girl
This comment was from NickMostly, replying to Joanna Schroeder, on the post “I Can’t Speak for Men and I Shouldn’t Have to”
“Mocked and Misunderstood”: We Must Be Onto Something Big
Venture Capitalist Fred Wilson sees a high correlation between companies that are ‘mocked and misunderstood’ and those that go on to become breakout successes.
“Lobbing Grenades Is Easy. Forming Bridges Is Hard. Do the Hard Work.”
This comment was by Mark, in repose to “Will the Real Men Please Stand Up?”