
At age six, I started asking questions from a place of honest curiosity — a curiosity that got to the heart of things. Today my work is to help guys remember that curiosity and use it as a source of strength to move forward as the men we want to be.
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“Why haven’t you written anything about the Cornell 7? You do research with men about manhood. You participate in group discussions with men talking about masculinity. You’re talking to men all the time about becoming better men. How...
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“There’ll be peace when you are done…
Don’t you cry no more…”
A song from the band Kansas off of the album, Leftoverture, 1976.
The character was named JC Higgins, and his mother had kept him in a chicken coop as a child. I was in...
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It started as a simple request: Tell me about your most important masculine influences.
When men tell stories about how they were raised they are often really speaking from their inner selves… telling me what they’ve carried with th...
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When I was a kid, I spent hours in my grandparents’ driveway in Texas fighting an entire old-west battle that existed only in my head. A stick kicked up the smoke from gunfire. I clicked my tongue to make the sound of galloping horse...
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I have a lot of dreams but don’t remember most of them. Even if I wake up in the middle of the night and think I’m going to remember, they usually dissolve before my feet hit the floor in the morning. But I had one a few nights ago t...
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At age six, I started asking questions from a place of honest curiosity — a curiosity that got to the heart of things. Today my work is to help guys remember that curiosity and use it as a source of strength to move forward as the men we want to be.
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