At The Good Men Project, we have the difficult conversations. We ask the difficult questions. We don’t shy away from the provocative. We tackle both sides of polarizing topics. We go for multiple POV’s on cultural events that affect men. Why do we set out to do something so extraordinarily difficult?
Sounds of Applause as Bomb Suspect Alive and in Custody
What more is there to say?
5 Guys Talking: The Second Half of Manhood
What happens when you get five guys talking about ‘the perfect relationship’?
Transgender MMA Fighter Raises Issues of Safety and Justice
Should transgender fighter Fallon Fox be permitted to compete as a woman? Michael Kane and Justin Cascio respond.
“Entitlement is just not attractive at all, no matter who you are.”
These are comments by Danny, Randy Strauss, Flying Kal, and Lars Fisher on the post “A Letter to My Two Sons and Other Young Men”.
How Will Women Survive the Yoga Pants Shortage Crisis? (video)
Amazing parody PSA from Jimmy Kimmel tackles the horrors of the yoga pants shortage.
“Kids will make a guns out of anything. Before nerf guns, my son made them out of legos and and even his sandwich.”
Do you let your kids play with toy guns? Do you restrict their play to water guns and not BB guns? Is it all over-hyped precaution or is it an important principle to teach kids?
Is The Good Men Project Charging for Content? No!
No! We are not charging for content! What we really want most is for you, our community, to have the chance to decide on the experience you want.
“When my son was born I felt duty, responsibility and warmth, but I didn’t feel that passionate sense of lifelong love.”
When did you first bond with your child? Elise said that while that true love for her son eventually came to her, it wasn’t immediate. This can heap shame and guilt onto new parents and leave them feeling even more alone.
“I was dropping my son off at the bus stop. The crying was sudden and brief, but no mystery.”
When was the last time you cried? Whether it was tearing up at something you didn’t expect to affect you, or a long, hard cry at a deep loss, or something in between, we want to hear your stories.
“Before video games my friends and I nearly killed each other using sling shots and sticks!”
Do you let your kids play video games? If you do, how do you decide what is too violent for their age?
These are comments by Glides, Nico, and Mr. Supertypo on the post “We’re Raising a Generation of Killers”.
“I still get funny looks for being a great cook, using a sewing machine, and knowing a lot about house cleaning.”
What are your experiences as a stay-at-home dad?
Emily Hartridge Learns Not to Read the Comments
In the new video by Emily Hartridge, the very funny host recognizes that the worst thing you can ever do to yourself is read your comments… but she does it anyway!
“I relate to the rage that comes from kids being little a**holes, but I don’t think physical discipline solves that. It just turns them into different a**holes.”
Do you spank your kids? If you do, why? If not, how do you discipline them? How did you decide what methods to use as a parent?
“I go to AA to hear other’s experience, strength, ideas and to share my own.”
If you are a teetotaler, what things have helped you stay sober? If you aren’t a teetotaler, what helps you say in control of your drinking habits?
Three Days To See: A Documentary Kickstarter Worth Backing
Help fund Garrett Zevgetis’s new documentary about seeing beyond blindness.