Annually, an American man has a 0.0044% chance of committing murder. For women, it’s 0.0005%. Sorry if I don’t lose my mind over a difference of 0.0039%.

There are nearly TWENTY non-violent men in prison for every one non-violent woman in prison. Cut the bullshit.

There is no greater chasm on earth, than the one between celebrity mental health influencers, and the men whom they claim to speak for. I’m sorry to break it to you – But the epidemic of male suicide that continues to ravage our society, is not primarily being experienced by economically powerful, multi-millionaires, sat cosily in their gated mansions, strutting the red carpet of their latest Hollywood film. No. The misery that so many suicidal men quietly marinate in, is a lived experience, not best expressed by some mealy-mouthed celebrity know-it-all, jetting around the world, from podcast, to private club, to fancy conference, to home. In fact, statistically speaking, the man most at risk to suicide as I write this, is a broke, working man, living in the north, working in a blue collar job, living with an addiction, a physical disability; in the midsts of a divorce, and fighting for custody of his child. Which of our glossy array of good-looking celebrity ‘mental health advocates’ speaks for him exactly? It’s a story you will not hear as such advocates chink champagne flutes, clap each other on the back, and compare who got the most views on their latest social media post. And that’s not to say celebrities are not welcome, or needed – they certainly are. But we need them to shine a spotlight on the men who otherwise get none, rather than centre themselves. The men in the shadows matter more than whatever book you’re selling, podcast you’re slinging, or film you want us to watch. So let’s talk about the men who really do need our help, because not all of us need to “talk”, in fact, some of us really ought to learn to shut up. What do you think? ~ Full podcast with The Hodgecast here piped.video/watch?v=ZH8nVu0a…

This is a great article on Kristie Johnson's fight for men and call for the establishment of an Office for Men. Thank you Kristie for your tireless efforts and to everyone supporting this work. I will continue to be a voice in Canberra for you.

Bonnie Blue has allegedly named her baby 'BetBolt' after the offshore gambling company paid £1.2 million for such a priviliege. Why did they do it? Well here's what a spokesperson said: ‘She quite literally f**ks thousands of men physically and we f**k thousands of men financially. Any true fan of hers is clearly vulnerable. It’s the perfect opportunity to convert their porn addiction into a gambling addiction.’ Gambling addiction causes nearly 500 suicides each year in England, and 80% are male. Wtf is wrong with people. metro.co.uk/2026/09/25/asked…

The most profoundly insightful voices in this entire series were a bunch of switched-on teen boys. So keep your PhDs and fancy academic awards, these boys are the real experts we should be listening to. (that said @SeagerMJ was in this series too, and he was great)

‘Always happy to do misandric tatts on my ladies’, the artist wrote about this. Worst of all, this tattoo parlour is in Ukraine. Imagine that, 125-150,000 Ukrainian men lay down their lives, so angry TikTok brats can permanently mark their skin with how much they hate them.

I am tired of the endless cultural hysteria around ‘the manosphere’. The tiresome cacophony of outrage and anger. The sharpened phalanx of wagging fingers, the blugeon of lectures, the barrage of sensational headlines; with boys endlessly bombarded, bored and betrayed, at its centre. 90 years ago it was the moral panic of “reefer madness”, after that the world clutched its pearls over “the satanic panic”, in the 90s it was the “superpredator”, then came the terrifying “millennium bug”, and now, the no-less spookily named “manosphere” has arrived. And so celebrities sell their books. Researchers are awarded more funding. Masculinity experts tour the world, going to conference, to conference, to conference. Netflix sells out another show, legions of feminist campaigners wring their hands, and Louis Theroux lands another commission. Everyone wins, but boys. Everyone has their say, every screenwriter, documentarian, ivory tower professor, and self proclaimed ‘masculinity expert'... everyone. Everyone, except boys, that is. But if you listen to boys, and hear what they have to say, the reality of who they are is wildly different to the sensationalist racket that rings through our ears, and has done for years now. Yes. If you listen to boys, one thing will become abundantly clear. Boys are not rapists in waiting, about to be inducted into the manosphere by some angry gym bro, so they can oppress women. Boys are good. And so, if I could change one thing, it would be to stop talking about boys, and start talking to them. So let’s do that now, and hear what they’ve got to say… ~ Here’s me talking on the main stage at Brain Bar last week in Budapest. Full interview piped.video/live/vraTKwlnNWo… YouGov Poll survey yougov.com/en-gb/articles/52…

An excellent analysis. That final paragraph of your article really hits home....

Australia is back with another sensational, bogus VAWG study, this one with the alarming claim that 95% of women on dating apps experienced psychological abuse (!!) Now let's see how they qualify what 'psychological abuse' is... Question one in the survey was: 'Had someone criticise or speak negatively about their ex-partners or past relationships, including past matches.' If you answered 'yes' to that question, then you are now a victim of psychological / emotional abuse. Similar deal for a man making a 'sarcastic comment' to get a reaction from a woman, or a man being 'frustrated' at a woman's slow replies, or simply receiving 'excessive flattery or gifts'. Yet again – Ironically, the report itself admits some of its questions aren't "clear abuse" but "common experiences that may be precursors, or 'red-flags'", using the ex-partner question as its example, then counts them as abuse anyway. A set of subjective, extraordinarily low qualifiers for 'abuse' that seems intent on inflating numbers, obfuscating normal dating behaviour with actual abuse, generating headlines, and of course, securing more cash, for more bullshit research.

Chris Moody and Betsy DeVos discussing the education system and how we could better serve our boys 🙌

People don’t like to hear it, but after the birth of a child, a father’s testosterone plummets, and a single hormonal shift like this, can ripple into his mood, energy, and connection with his baby. And whilst the majority of childcare is still done by the mother, fathers increasingly share this burden, on top of what is usually a full time job too. Parenthood, to put it mildly, is not easy for mothers or fathers, and yet, the mental health of fathers is quickly forgotten about, overlooked, or even mocked and sneered at. So it is time we talked about paternal postnatal depression, which impacts between 8-10% of fathers? And is it time we took seriously the lived experiences, and mental wellbeing of our dads? What do you think? ~ New podcast with @AllyFogg , chair of @AMHW_UK out now! 👇👇👇 Full podcast piped.video/0UQ39FSylIA ‘Two to three babies’ 1001criticaldays.com/article… Testosterone levels pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/2191… PND in both parents jamanetwork.com/journals/jam…

Meanwhile @MrDDyer gives no fucks. He makes a great Channel 4 TV show about 'modern masculinity', and then cashes a cheque from an industry that destroys their lives. Around 400 suicides in the UK are caused by gambling addiction, 80% are men. Nice one Danny.