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Dec 21, 2010 | Poetry |
by James Herlihy Did you know what it was like To face every day as if it were my last; To awaken every morning in certain dread That one or both of you would be gone? Did you ever wonder how it felt To contemplate which of you...
Read MoreSep 22, 2010 | Masculinity, Uncategorized |
by Steve Norcross When I was a kid, I feared powerful men. Now upon reflection, my fear was based on observations that were real. In the world I grew up in, many men were powerful to the extent that they were dominant if not...
Read MoreJun 20, 2010 | Poetry |
by Paul Goldman If like a thief in the night, I were to break into your heart — what would I find there? Precious gems tucked away beneath velveteen cloth, ethereal ancestral songs, and deeper still— a longing to know your own...
Read MoreJun 20, 2010 | Masculinity, Shadow Work |
by Peter B. Perkins A husky child, that was me. Ample. Hefty. Beefy. In that by-gone time, children were a non-descript, average-size. On the other hand, I was conspicuous, distinct. My separation from the preponderance of...
Read MoreMar 20, 2010 | Gender Identity, Relationships |
by Steve Norcross Women give and receive love as sentiment. Men give and receive love as action. Already I’m in trouble. I have made a sweeping generalization with many exceptions. In this time of discovering that men and women...
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ManKind Journal is published by The ManKind Project USA to advance the global men’s movement.