Thanks to everyone who participated in the Husbands & Dads Refer a Friend Contest! We genuinely appreciate everyone who referred new readers to the site and forums. It was a very successful contest because of all of you! [...more]
If you're new here, you may want to subscribe to our RSS feed. Thanks for visiting!Despite alarmist sentiment that they are running out of control, teenage sex and pregnancies are on the decline and have been for the last 15 years of available data. Teenagers are definitely having sex, but not as much as [...] [...more]
Michael Kimmel is a professor of gender studies, specializing in men’s issues. His new book, Guyland, explores the emergence of a new developmental stage in men’s lives. Cory: Tell me about your work and how you decided to write Guyland. MK: I started writing Guyland because there was something going in this new developmental stage between adolescence. [...] [...more]
This is a guest post from Chris Diggins, professional counselor (LMHC). You can check out his practice and blog by visiting Relationship Counseling Seattle. Pornography is sometimes viewed as “normal” or an “art form.” A person might say, “What’s wrong with it?…I am not hurting anybody….everybody does it.” Those who promote, want to use, [...] [...more]
The President of the United States is often referred to as the "leader of the free world." Similarly, Dads are often known as the "leaders of free advice" for their children. We dads dispense pearls of wisdom to our kids to influence simple changes in behavior, whereas past Presidents used quips and maxims to influence changes among nations. [...more]
Thanks to Dot for the inspiration to write this post. Ladies, this one is for you. When your dear, sweet husband is getting on your nerves because he is so tense, or he’s getting all up in your business and you need some time alone, you might try one of these brilliant moves. Guys, this one is [...] [...more]
With the trend of men getting married later and later in life, perhaps you are wondering if it’s a good idea for you to put off marriage as well. Before you decide to put it off any longer, read on. There are at least five solid reasons to get married. Sex. Married couples have sex more [...] [...more]
I went to a 9/11 Remembrance Service this evening. The event was hosted by the city government in the town that I live. As a member of the City Council, I like to attend as many city sponsored events as I can. I live in a patriotic town, known for having the oldest Veteran's Day parade in the state. A group of citizens is currently working on erecting a new memorial to honor those who have served in the U.S. armed forces. [...more]
Many people are of opinion that cohabitation is a good way to “test out” a relationship and see if it’s ready for marriage. Indeed, some people are even seeing cohabitation as a substitute for marriage. Are those who are cohabiting thinking of how that practice will affect their children? In the United States since 2000, between [...] [...more]
No parent likes to hear their baby cry. The high-pitched screaming combined with the bright red face oftentimes is enough to send moms or dads into panic mode. While remaining calm is definitely key to success, it is a tall order for any parent, but more especially for dads who aren't sure how soothe a crying child. Why is it more stressful for dads? Because we like to fix things...immediately; however, turning off a baby's tears is not as simple as fixing a leaky faucet. [...more]
Many people today are seeing cohabitation as an acceptable alternative to marriage, but is it? Since 1970 the number of heterosexual couples living together outside of marriage has increased over 1000 percent, according to the Rutgers National Marriage Project (NMP). From a NMP study: “Yet cohabitation in place of marriage should be considered a major societal concern. [...] [...more]
The traditional role of a dads in America is that of being the provider. According to the U.S. Census Bureau (2004), 73% of men above the age of 16 participated in the work force compared to 59% of women. Over the past few years though, the number of at-home dads has risen from 98,000 in 2004 to 159,000 in 2007. Change is happening, and people are definitely taking notice. [...more]
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