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Warhorn interview: Who am I and why do I blog?
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For context see this post. You can also see the whole series. Nathan’s comments are in blockquotes and my responses are in normal typeface: Nathan’s question: 1. Who are you… read more
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Good news about abortion!
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One aspect of the men’s sphere that greatly frustrates traditional conservatives is what they see as an unhealthy negativity about our new model of marriage. While the statistics they use… read more
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She’s paving the way for the trailblazers.
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It is funny to think that if feminism is successful, newspapers will be printing quotes like the one below a hundred years from now (and two hundred, etc). From the… read more
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Bnonn, Pastor Foster, and the power of women.
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Reader 7817 shared what I believe to be a newsletter from Bnonn and Pastor Foster. Whoever is the author, they mistakenly claim that women are powerless to create patriarchy (emphasis… read more
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Coming soon: Interview with Warhorn Media.
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A few weeks ago Nathan Alberson reached out asking if I would be willing to join his podcast Sound of Sanity for an interview. I declined the request to join… read more
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Amazon deplatforms Castalia House from Kindle.
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Update: Amazon has reinstated Castalia House ebooks. Thank you all for your support. This is not a fight we wanted or sought, and we’re pleased to be able to put… read more
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Chivalry Game: How to negotiate desire.
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What we commonly know as chivalry and what literary scholars call courtly love has two aspects. One is a religious/moral philosophy, and the other is a method of seduction (game). … read more
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No true Lancelot.
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Glenn Reynolds at Instapundit very kindly linked* to my recent post Call me unchivalrous: THE RISE OF THE UNCHIVALROUS CHRISTIAN. “From the very beginning chivalry’s teaching on men and women… read more
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Grill envy
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Since feminists are obsessed with invading all male spaces, it isn’t surprising that men grilling is a source of feminist envy. Back in 2015 Jacob Brogan confessed his manly transgression… read more
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The symbolism of the line of men grilling in the Gillette ad.
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Barbara Kay at The Post Millennial puts her finger on what is so disturbing about the central image of the Gillette ad. The line of worthless men manning their grills… read more
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