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  • How to Not Be a Creep
    • 11/12/23

    How to Not Be a Creep

    What makes a guy a "creep"? And how can you make sure women aren't calling you one? While creepiness is subjective, it is the number one description to stay away from in dating or your social life. Being called a creep is one of the worst things for your reputation. Brad Gage takes time to figure out what are the traits of a “creep”, some actual examples of creepiness to give context, and some ideas on how to not become one.

  • Consent and The Challenges of Men's Desire
    • 11/12/23

    Consent and The Challenges of Men's Desire

    Desire is an essential part of being a man, but what happens when men confuse infatuation, obsession, or persistence for “romantic desire”? Sometimes boundaries of consent are crossed in the name of the masculine ideals of "winning is everything" and "not taking no for an answer". Men are frequently taught that their version of romance is about conquest, taking what they want, and establishing themselves as dominant, but it's not working out anymore.

  • How Pickup Artists Ruined Dating
    • 11/12/23

    How Pickup Artists Ruined Dating

    Pickup Artists might seem old, corny, and pretty ridiculous to most people, but since their mid-2000’s rise in popularity, the philosophy of THE GAME has influenced a generation of young men to manipulate their way to sex. With pickup gurus like Ross Jeffries, Neil Strauss, and Mystery teaching men for decades how to cut the female experience out of dating, they've made a lasting influence on the minds of modern single guys.

  • What Happens After #MeToo? Restorative Justice
    • 11/12/23

    What Happens After #MeToo? Restorative Justice

    What should come after the #MeToo era? Restorative Justice is a process that hands the power to the victim after harm is done, while still working in collaboration with the person who did the harm. This way all those involved can release some of the shame, anger, or secrecy surrounding the incident. Because sometimes victims need something more than what Law and Order can provide.