Men's Perspectives

Women Don’t Want a “Nice Guy”
Any man reading this knows the struggle of wishing he knew what women were thinking. Every woman reading this article has likely, at one point, also wished a man she liked knew what she was thinking.
By Jesse Lee4 months ago in Men
Every Dollar Had a Story
When Daniel Brooks opened his bank account one Monday morning, he felt a familiar sense of anxiety. The balance was lower than he expected.
By Farooq Hashmi4 months ago in Men
Sunset's Inching Closer
Final Sunsets Shouldn't Be Known About Sadly, some things, no matter how special, are doomed to end. That's the reality of life. Things that you love will stop being, and people who matter will stop knowing what you really went through. Ultimately, for the majority, you die alone.
By Jason Morton4 months ago in Men
An Accident on The Motorcycle
No, hubby doesn't wear a helmet. Well, he will when it is cold. I asked him if he had one on. I was surprised when his look was like of course he had one on.
By Denise E Lindquist4 months ago in Men
11 THINGS HEARTBREAK WILL TEACH YOU ABOUT HUMAN NATURE
Heartbreak doesn’t just change how you see love. It changes how you see people. Because once someone you trusted deeply becomes a stranger with your memories still stuck to them,
By The Curious Writer4 months ago in Men
WHAT REAL MASCULINITY LOOKS LIKE
A lot of men today are exhausted from trying to appear masculine instead of becoming grounded. Social media turned masculinity into a costume, the deep voice, the emotionless attitude, the obsession with dominance, the constant need to look “alpha.”
By The Curious Writer4 months ago in Men
11 POWERFUL LESSONS FOR MEN
Most men don’t lose because they are weak. They lose because nobody taught them the rules early enough. So they walk through life trusting the wrong people, chasing the wrong things, and bleeding silently behind forced smiles.
By The Curious Writer4 months ago in Men
The Perception Curve Part 3
Good afternoon and welcome to Part 3 of The Perception Curve series. This week I will be exploring when certainty breaks. The thing is, certainty breaks often. It does not fracture once in a while or once a day. Certainty is constantly being challenged, creating cracks not only in our understanding, but in our perception as well.
By Corey W Harland4 months ago in Men
The Security Guard Who Became a Local Hero
Most heroes are easy to spot. They wear uniforms, lead organizations, or appear in headlines after doing something extraordinary. Their stories spread quickly, inspiring others through dramatic moments of courage and sacrifice.
By Farooq Hashmi4 months ago in Men
The Perception Curve: Part 2
Apologies for the delay on this one, I had some personal affairs and the passing of one of my best friends of 15 years and a very good and loyal dog, Zoe, slow me down a little. With no more delay, I hope you enjoy this week’s update to: The Perception curve. (Also here is the link for last weeks Post: Part 1)
By Corey W Harland4 months ago in Men
The Perception Curve
Corey W. Harland a medically retired soldier with over 10 years of military service, including two combat deployments to Afghanistan. He holds two Associate of Arts degrees, an Associate of Applied Science, and a Bachelor’s degree, with a background in linguistics, communication, and instructional development. Alongside his academic and professional work, Harland writes philosophical essays, poetry, and reflective literary works centered on perception, discipline, communication, and human understanding.
By Corey W Harland4 months ago in Men
Why Most Young Men Feel Lost Today
There’s a strange problem affecting millions of young men right now. They’re not starving. They’re not living through world wars.
By Muhammad Talmeez 4 months ago in Men