A friend recently challenged me to watch The Red Pill, a documentary alleging to examine the issues men are faced with in our ‘feminist’ culture.
I was only to aware of the controversy this work had elicited amongst many parts of the community alike. Some critics railed against it. After watching this film I read […]
I was recently talking to a colleague about the issues that men, and women for that matter, face in our society. Things such as depression, suicide, alienation and isolation. He specifically challenged me on the idea that much of this can be explained through understanding the root cause; patriarchy.
I pointed out that psychological disorders […]
Why come
As we are coming closer to August, you may well be wondering why you should come to a conference on masculinity.
So firstly let me ask you a few questions.
Are you a happy and fulfilled man?
Do you crave deeper male conversations beyond sport, women, business and cars!
Are you living the life you want – […]
The day after Donald Trump was sworn into office over 500,000 men, women and children peacefully gathered and marched throughout downtown Los Angeles. Millions more marched in Washington DC, Chicago, Manhattan and dozens of other cities throughout the world.
Though many conservatives mocked and complained that these protests were just “a bunch of bitter feminists,” […]
One of the most difficult challenges anyone can face in their life is that of a separation or divorce. This is especially the case when children are involved. Part of the reason is that most times it is one person who has contemplated and initiated that they wish to be no longer […]
Those of you who have been following my blogs know by now that the idea of helping men to rethink masculinity is to enable men to begin to deconstruct the values enshrined in the patriarchal ideology and it’s dominance in our institutions, organisations and education. The thrust is that patriarchy makes men narcissistic […]
Christopher A. Brown, President of the National Fatherhood Initiative, a US based organisation, recently wrote an interesting article in the Huffington Post, wherein he quite rightly suggests that it may help to teach children to ask 4 critical questions that have helped his own kids to ‘navigate conflict and come out other side more […]
You should be, because the debate we’re having is missing the point.
On a recent ABC Q&A featuring Germaine Greer and renowned writer and former psychiatrist, Theodore Dalrymple, the two clashed over what causes domestic violence. Theodore Dalrymple observed that it was the consequence of extreme jealousy while Ms. Greer quickly countered with, […]
Ross Gittins, the Sydney Morning Herald’s Economics Editor, suggested this in his editorial over the Easter Weekend. In what appears to be an attempt to flow with the spirit of the holiday, holy and otherwise, Mr Gittins makes some extraordinary and largely un-educated claims.
He should have asked this question: Does it […]
Overview
Imagine life is a game in which you’re juggling five balls. They are Work, Family, Health, Friends, and Spirit and you are keeping all of them in the air at the same time. You’ll soon understand that work is a rubber ball. If you drop it, it will bounce back. But the other four […]
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