David Reitan suggests a new approach to the old question of “What are you going to do?”
Guyhood
Can Social Media Help Young Men Find Their Heart and Their Voice?
Whether it is being open about sexual orientation or how their day went, Jacob Nordby wonders if social media actually open doors for guys which they would otherwise not have?
Dancing with the Greeks
Samuel Autman didn’t get off to such a good start when trying to fit in with Greek brothers at college. But slowly he learned to dance.
The Stories We Become
Raoul Wieland examines the ways in which the stories we choose to tell affect the world around us.
Four Vital Lessons That We Need to Teach Young Men
Brendan Malone wants to help fix the ‘Rōnin’ generation – young men who lack a sense of direction and purpose because of the loss of authentic masculine identity. Here’s how.
Why Not Me? On Men and Relationships
Nick Jurczak explores several reasons why a relationship depends on more than just the desire to have one.
Surviving College
Nick Jurczak gives some tips on getting the most out of college.
How Growing Up Fatherless Can Impact Current Relationships
Oshan Gadsden moves beyond “Father lack” towards a psycho-spiritual perspective of Fatherlessness.
Men Are Afraid to Talk About Breasts
And Noel Franus believes this weakens the fight against breast cancer.
A Message to Young Fathers – It’s About More Than Providing
Rodney Rikai tries to pinpoint when and why teenage and young adult pregnancy became so accepted in his community.
My Good is Your Bad, Your Bad is My Good
JJ Vincent notes that some people like stereotypical men, and what’s good for him might be a deal breaker for you.
I Am Still Afraid of the Dark
Christian Clifton knows that at this stage in his life, as a young man, “confidence should exude outwards like a wave.” Why, then, does he live in such fear?
I Hate Accepting Help
Patrick Brothwell is trying to figure out why he continually bites the proverbial hand that feeds him.
Men Who Craft: In a Gifting Emergency, They Can Be Your Best Friend
When JJ Vincent is knitting, the answer to the question “are you holding that for your wife” is a resounding “no”.
When Does Sharing Become Oversharing?
In a culture where oversharing is de rigueur, Patrick Brothwell finds that blogging while remaining authentic and not crossing boundaries is becoming increasingly difficult.
I, Millennial
Tired of the ‘adults’ who hate on Millennials? Here’s a response.