In Part 1 of the “Evolution of Sex,” I described a few of the major problems facing boys and men said that what boys and men need more than anything else is to reconnect with the community of life on planet Earth. In Part 2, I said that the ancient philosophical dictum to “know
I have been a marriage and family counselor for more than fifty years. It’s a great profession since it has allowed me to answer questions I have had since I was a kid — How are boys different from girls? What is sex and why do we crave it? How do we find the
In Part 1 of the “Evolution of Sex,” I described a few of the major problems facing boys and men said that what boys and men need more than anything else is to reconnect with the community of life on planet Earth. In Part 2 I said that the ancient philosophical dictum to “know
Matchmaking is an ancient dating process that stretches back thousands of years. We saw the practice at work in the musical Fiddler on the Roof. I can still hear the song in my head: “Matchmaker, Matchmaker, make me a match, find me a find, catch me a catch…” I don’t call myself a matchmaker,
In Part 1 of the “Evolution of Sex,” I described a few of the major problems facing boys and men said that what boys and men need more than anything else is to reconnect with the community of life on planet Earth. The admonition to “know thyself” is a philosophical Delphic-maxim which was inscribed upon the Temple
There has been a lot written lately about the needs of boys and men. Two of the most important experts are Richard Reeves and Scott Galloway. Richard is the Founding President of the American Institute for Boys and Men, and author of the book, Of Boys and Men: Why The Modern Male is Struggling,
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