America Needs Strong Men, Not Weak Pajama Boys
“Hard times create strong men. Strong men create good times. Good times create weak men. Weak men create hard times.” ~G. Michael Hopf
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The Toxic Males Among Us
“Toxic Masculinity” has apparently been around since the 1980s, and feminists have used it to explain the “irredeemable toxic masculinity of white male elites.”
Men Without Chests
We make men without chests and expect from them virtue and enterprise. We laugh at honor and are shocked to find traitors in our midst.
Ned Claybrook On Promiscuity and Female Equality
Widely available birth control and for a time, abortion on demand, has contributed to a culture of sex without consequence. Is that really female equality?
Cooper Wade: Ladies, You Really Don’t Want a “Rip” For a Husband
For you ladies out there who are fans of the TV series, “Yellowstone,” you don’t really want a “Rip” for a husband. Let’s be honest, most of you can’t handle his character’s level of masculinity. He’s not going to put up with or tolerate your BS, he works sun up to sun down, he doesn’t make …
American Wimpy Parenting and its Consequences
American wimpy parenting is having and will continue to have drastic consequences for their children and the future of America.
What Is A Man?
What is a man? For a long time, I couldn’t answer this question with certainty. Outside of the biological obviousness of what a man is, I couldn’t tell you what the essence of being a man is and if someone would have asked me this question in my younger years, I would have likely stumbled …
Is America a Nation of “Wussified” Men?
In an era where there is a lot of complaining about “toxic masculinity” (a bogus term as far as I’m concerned) Hollywood has unilaterally decided that men in today’s films need to be “feminized” or cerebrally castrated to satisfy the “wussification factor” spreading throughout America. What do I mean by the “wussification factor?” Simple. The …
Why The Modern Woman Is An Unhappy Woman
Belief in societal messaging is causing unhappiness in multiple generations of American women.
Transcending Transgenderism
I remember being dragged along to go clothes shopping with my mom and siblings in the late 60’s and 70’s (19, not 18) for hours on end. My mom and sisters loved it. My brothers and I hated it. We’d constantly be looking for ways to entertain ourselves during these boring, endless …