Anger-Filled Man Receives The Blessings of a True Friend
Fred Tomasello Jr. Guest Contributor Sometimes, we men just won’t ask for help. When I got out of the Marine Corps in March 1970, my
10 August 2020
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Pack-a-Back Community Project Helps Youngsters For The Upcoming School Year
Tom McCarter MDI Contributor Every year, the Old Crusty Bastards Men’s Division partners with the Sacred Heart Community Service organization San Jose to participate in
10 August 2020
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Letting Go of the Bullet that Almost Killed Me
Once upon a life, I fought on the front lines in the Vietnam War. In 2018, I took a trip back to Vietnam, 50 years
31 July 2020
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The Five Rs Needed Before Asking for Forgiveness
Todd Sorbo MDI Contributor I have thought a lot about forgiveness in my life. I have thought about the people I have wronged, the people
28 July 2020
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Loving My Mum No Matter What
Fred Rai Guest Contributor I love my mum, but it hasn’t been an easy road with her. It has taken years of forgiveness work to
26 July 2020
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The Last Illusion
Bernie Fitterer MDI Contributor We generally have been taught that we are only bodies in this human existence, and we hold strong attachments to things,
24 July 2020
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Acting From Love, Find the Freedom of Forgiveness
Gary Wojciechowski MDI Contributor Part 1 Forgiveness = Freedom The best solution to many quandaries and problems is the act of forgiveness, which frees up
19 July 2020
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Letting Go of Marci By Embracing Her
Bryce Honstead MDI Contributor March 19, 2009 was the worst day of my life. My sister Marci died this day. And it was then I
29 June 2020
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What Pains You Now?
As always, it’s good to hear from the men on the topic at hand. On any topic, it’s good to go to the collective wisdom
28 June 2020
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Moving On – The Cost Of Not Grieving
Matt Coddington MDI Contributor When I think of grieving, I always associate it with a person who has died. Have I truly grieved the deaths
26 June 2020
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I Guess I’m Still Human
Sandt Litchfield Guest Contributor I sometimes question my humanity. Am I alive? Am I feeling? Am I too detached? Am I OK? Am I even
25 June 2020
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My First Experience With Death Up Close and Personal
Crawford Hart Guest Contributor My brother Marshall and his family had driven down to Pensacola from Memphis. Sue Jung, his wife really disliked my family,
24 June 2020
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A Fragile Peace in this Circle of Men
Brian Childers MDI Contributor I am on a men’s team consisting of three white men and three black men. OK. So? I have been associated
22 June 2020
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The Power of Grieving From The Viewpoint of This Soldier
Fred Tomasello Jr. Guest Contributor My main goal in life was to be a man, to prove myself. Machismo. In our neighborhood, getting one’s ass
22 June 2020
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Barriers For Young Men Today Include a Heavy Dose of Misandry
Dr. Paul Nathanson Guest Contributor With 30 years of experience in the field of gender studies, Paul Nathanson is the co-author of Spreading Misandry. This
1 June 2020
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