Instances of men wearing skirts in non-traditional regions is nothing new, but the world is finally noticing the inevitable, acknowledging the legitimacy and resolving the disconnect. Show more ›
A Guy’s Guide to Getting Skirted (because skirts fit men too)
Words do not adequately describe a skirted man’s enhanced comfort in the sweltering summer months. While comfort is an enormous justification for donning a work-appropriate skirt, comfort is neither the sole benefit nor the sole justification, as I have pointed out in “Why I Wear Skirts” and other posts about men and skirts. Skirts need not be frilly, froufrou, or feminine, and skirts can indeed be very masculine if a person first understands the basic design characteristics and uses this knowledge to make some sensible selections.Show more ›
Skepticism
Misandry – Hatred or Disfavor of Males
People probably know of “misogyny,” but what about “misandry”? This Psychology Today article explains.
Una Vez Más – Ceci Bastida
Brant Hansen’s Tedx Takeaway
Is Sexual Orientation a Choice?
So I was just pondering the statement that “straight” people don’t choose to be straight. Of course, the über-religious will say that’s because it’s the natural order of things…the way we’re created. But if someone is physiochemically wired a certain way, doesn’t that imply that God either makes mistakes or that God is a watchmaker rather than a timepiece? To avoid that theological quagmire, they equate homosexuality with sin and since sin necessarily depends on choice, sexual orientation must therefore be a choice as well. It seems to me that the blindly religious are spending way more energy trying to avoid the theological heavy lifting than it would take to just sit patiently and meditatively for understanding to come. Theophilosophy shouldn’t weaken one’s faith; it should strengthen and deepen it. As an axiom, a sovereign deity cannot err and all people must have the same free will. So shouldn’t it be the case that if heteros don’t choose to be hetero, homos don’t choose to be homo?
When Right ≠ Legal
There have been times throughout American history where what is right is not the same as what is legal. Sometimes to do the right thing you have to break a law. —Edward Snowden
French Art Installation Memorializing Snowden, Manning, and Assange
Benditas son las lágrimas
Bad-Ass in a Utilikilt
Il n’y a pas de page
Il y’a beaucoup d’ans que je n’écris pas en français mais je veux qu’il existe quelque page…alors quand je trouve du contenu francophone, il y aura déjà imbriqué sur le site!