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The Friendship Recession Among Men
Men have fewer friends than women and are at a greater risk of isolation. The gap has widened in recent years. A 2021 report identified a male “friendship ...
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The Childhood Agony of Missing a Father
The writer and actor Daniel Beaty recalled a childhood game he played until he was three. When Beaty’s father knocked at his bedroom door in the ...
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The History of the Term ‘Toxic Masculinity’
In his book Of Boys and Men, researcher Richard Reeves notes that until around 2015, the phrase “toxic masculinity” was just mentioned a few ...
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Purposelessness Is Increasing Male Suicides
In his book Of Boys and Men, researcher Richard Reeves writes, “Men are much more likely to commit suicide than women. This is a worldwide long-standing ...
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Cowardly Men Love Abortion
In late 2021, a young man by the name of Kaivan Shroff published an article entitled, “Men like me benefit from safe abortion access.” By ...
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‘Woodworking Shed’ Combats Loneliness in Men
Across the world, men are learning that the easiest way to cure a bout of social isolation is not by talking face-to-face, but shoulder-to-shoulder.
When ...
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Actor Paul Rudd Befriends a Lonely Student
12-year-old Brody Ridder arrived home from school with a nearly empty yearbook, only managing to acquire the signatures of two teachers and two classmates ...
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Misogynist Influence Countered with Trust, Friendship
When it comes to countering negative messages about women from social media influencers like former kickboxer Andrew Tate, young men are tapping into ...
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'Dads on Duty' Show Students Someone Cares
After multiple fights at Southwood High School in Shreveport, Louisiana, resulted in the arrests of 23 students, a group of about 40 dads stepped up to ...
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When the Game Is Over, Where Do Our Avatars Go?
In a recent issue of Wired, Zak Jason writes:
In the 2003 Major League Baseball season, Oreo Queefs stood five-foot-zero, weighed 385 pounds, and, impossibly, ...
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