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Despite claims that abstaining from orgasms for a month has benefits, the science is on the side of ejaculation.
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Toxic Masculinity Is a Myth
The behavior is real, but the way we've come to talk about men who lash out obscures the problem.
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This Is Why It’s Fun to Sext When You’re Married
The benefits of sexting might be reserved for committed couples.
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Why Men Are So Bad At Dancing
Straight white men used to dance well and often, but then World War II ended and everything changed.
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What Happens When Kids Hurt Their Parents Feelings
If it was up to most parents, their babies could join the Friars Club.
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What Scientists Have to Say About Eternal Bachelors
Men who never marry or have kids might not be as lonely as they seem.
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Study: This is Where a Mass Shooting Could Happen Next
Regions with a high need for mental health services and high rates of social isolation are the most at risk.
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Can Violent Men Really Change?
Domestic violence intervention programs have to answer this question every day.
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Why Straight Men Like Kissing Their Buddies
Kissing can be platonic a display of affection and there's evidence that men are getting better at it.
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How to Tell a Man He Cannot Be a Dad
With male infertility on the rise, doctors are having to let more and more hopeful men down easy.
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Why Men Lie More Than Women
Men behave more unethically towards other men, but other if they're attractive enough.
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Men’s Top 14 Insecurities of All Time
Many men harbor a great deal of anxiety about if they're good enough, yet few would admit to that — even if it would make them feel a lot better.
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Why New Dads Feel Lonely
Postpartum loneliness is common and well understood among new mothers, but fathers experience their own version of depression and isolation.
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If You Want to Stay Married, Don't Work Here
People were more likely to divorce the more their careers presented them with alternative partner options, study says.
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