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Girls showing their bits = empowerment? patriarchal exploitation? self-indulgence? other?

Let’s look at the issue of female nudity. I imagine that most readers would have observed the naked female form, both in real real life and by way of advertising material and pornography. Indeed, the nude or partially nude images of many thousands of women and girls can be encountered in various forms of media. … Continue reading Girls showing their bits = empowerment? patriarchal exploitation? self-indulgence? other?

On sex, sexuality and sluts

This post, at least for the time being, consists of a collection of papers related to sex and sexuality. On sex and sexuality The Sex Recession by Kate Julian Aella meets Louise Perry: Was the sexual revolution a mistake? (28 July 2022) Video The 25-year-old in an open relationship with her long-term partner (23 April 2022) … Continue reading On sex, sexuality and sluts

Harassment and discrimination in business and the workplace: Surprise, surprise, it goes both ways

Workplace harassment takes a number of forms, and these may or may not be related to a worker’s gender. Whilst sexual harassment is the most often discussed, all forms of harassment or discrimination warrant serious consideration and remedial action. No-one should have to tolerate working within such an environment. Everyone deserves respect. Thus sexual harassment, gossiping … Continue reading Harassment and discrimination in business and the workplace: Surprise, surprise, it goes both ways

On fathers and their children

Fathers rights comprises both a very important set of social issues, as well as a highly visible and significant component both within and beyond the MHRA movement. Anyway I will start the ball rolling by mentioning an article in the ‘Genderratic’ web site entitled ‘The Feminist Crusade against Fatherhood‘. One notable feature of this well-researched … Continue reading On fathers and their children

On the censorship and erasure of non-feminist perspectives and opinions

In 1913 a gentleman by the name of Ernest Bax wrote: “When, however, the bluff is exposed… then the apostles of feminism, male and female, being unable to make even a plausible case out in reply, with one consent resort to the boycott, and by ignoring what they cannot answer, seek to stop the spread … Continue reading On the censorship and erasure of non-feminist perspectives and opinions

On false accusations by women/girls against men/boys

This post deals with false accusations or allegations by women in relation to sexual harassment, sexual assault, and domestic violence. False allegations in relation to online harassment are dealt with in this post. False allegations in relation to paternity fraud are dealt with in this post. One of the common false claims made by feminists is … Continue reading On false accusations by women/girls against men/boys

On women who are attracted to guys with partners

I would hardly be the first guy to have noticed that when I am out and about with my wife (and before that, my partner at the time) I attracted a level of obvious interest that rarely materialized when I went solo. In fact this phenomenon is so common as to generally be unworthy of … Continue reading On women who are attracted to guys with partners

How men are portrayed … Haw Haw Haw! The jokes on us

The last few decades have seen men increasingly portrayed in a negative light, basically it’s now a choice between lazy, inept, evil, stupid, or creepy. Concerns raised about this trend are generally dismissed along the lines of “relax, it’s just a joke!”. Funny thing though, ‘jokes’ made about women elicit a very different reaction. “Men … Continue reading How men are portrayed … Haw Haw Haw! The jokes on us

Beware the ire of an angry feminist

Whilst most of them labour on in denial, the fact is that feminists can be particularly spiteful and relentless in the manner in which they attack those who question or criticise their jaundiced view of the world. Although not according to this feminist: Feminists are also not averse to turning on allies, particularly the men who openly support them … Continue reading Beware the ire of an angry feminist

Domestic violence is not a gendered issue – Why the pervasive sexist bias against men?

Domestic violence (DV), also referred to as Intimate Partner Violence (IPV) or Family & Domestic Violence (FDV), is a shocking blight on the community. This is a scourge that inflicts substantial negative impacts on the lives of countless men, women and children. Whilst definitions have evolved and broadened, DV is loosely defined as “physical, sexual, or psychological … Continue reading Domestic violence is not a gendered issue – Why the pervasive sexist bias against men?