Correcting The Gender Misdirection
Men are different from women. That sentence sounds far more radical than it should, largely because the word equality has come to bear undue meaning. Men and women are undeniably
Continue readingMen are different from women. That sentence sounds far more radical than it should, largely because the word equality has come to bear undue meaning. Men and women are undeniably
Continue readingI spent years going on dates, and it always followed a certain pattern. Until one day, a man across the table looked at me and asked the question that so
Continue readingOpen YouTube, Substack, or X right now, and you will be inundated with emergency sirens disguised as career advice. “You only have two years to escape the underclass!” “The next
Continue readingEver notice how some men never chase women, yet women always chase them? Meanwhile, the guys who try the hardest end up getting ignored, ghosted, or put in the friend
Continue readingYou know the feeling. Another engagement announcement on your feed. Another wedding you’re attending alone. Another well-meaning relative asking the question you’ve learned to dread at family gatherings. And somewhere
Continue readingHere’s the uncomfortable starting point: Nobody ever pulled up a chair and actually explained how money works. You were told to go to college and not waste money, then released
Continue readingI ponder often, the “old-fashioned” values that once held real weight in our society. Honor. Respect. Integrity. They seem to have faded into the distance, only present in echoes of
Continue readingA friend of mine recently told me something that stayed in my mind for weeks. He said, “Dating today feels like walking into an interview where both people are secretly
Continue readingMost people think of players, and naturally, men come to mind first. But that doesn’t mean women can’t be players too. After all, we’re all driven by desire. Men and
Continue readingI read a story in VICE this week about why Gen Z and Millennial men stopped approaching women in public, and my first reaction wasn’t sympathy. It was déjà vu.
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