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Show anyone with anxiety or depression that it’s ok to say if they don’t feel ok.
Visually show anyone suffering from anxiety or depression that “it’s ok to say if you don’t feel ok”, by displaying one of our black dog stickers or wearing one of our patches, badges or lapel pins (pictured).
You don’t have to be suffering from anxiety or depression yourself in order to wear or display the dancing black dog symbol, because doing so does not mean you are saying “I suffer from anxiety or depression”. Rather, it means you are saying “it’s ok to say if you don’t feel ok” to anyone around you who may be suffering from anxiety or depression. As many as one in four people suffer in silence from depression or anxiety. Sometimes they come across as the happiest person in the room, yet on the inside they are in fact the loneliest.
Postage is free on all orders for lapel pins, badges and stickers – to anywhere in the world.
It is not a NZ promotion but may be of interest to some readers.
Hi Everyone and have just joined as looking for advise regarding protection orders.
After a 2 day hearing I got a Protection Order against my ex wife which covers my new Fiancée, 2 children in my care aged 12 & 10 & myself. Before this my ex had been very aggressive which resulted in a number of attacks against my partner & myself with the final one been assault charges laid against her for attacking myself.
After this event and waiting for (more…)
Program-and-Registration
From the Co-ordinators – Men’s Summit
Men’s Summit Goes South
The New Zealand Men’s Summit 2019 is going south this year to Otago University Rugby clubrooms in Dunedin on Friday 12 April.
It’s time to recognise the male contribution to society as Men Matter Too.
Following successful Men’s Summits in Christchurch, Wellington and Auckland, the move to Dunedin is a great opportunity to broaden your men’s network and spend time in the deep South.
Whether you (more…)
Anyone who has been in a long term relationship understands the complications, and the sometimes delicate peace.
There is, what we now call the flick-chick – expect an unpredictable launch at any time.
Now, any good MGTOW will tell you, the first time it happens, RUN! … and don’t look back!
There’s other more delicate versions. Examples you say? Well, (more…)
There’s something that bothers me about this picture but what bothers me more is that I can’t work out what it is, that bothers me.
It’s a female in front of a few guys, no big deal. If it was (more…)
Recently I wrote this post on the rising Homeless.
It only took a few days and I was standing by my vehicle when a security guard drove slowly past me, leaning out the window, yelling in a very sarcastically polite voice, “Hello. How are you today.”
Didn’t take long to join the dots, did it, and the news to get back to me but that’s small minded New Zealand, at its best.
More recently the news broke, (more…)
Identity Politics. I can’t remember where I first encountered this but regardless I’ve always been a bit ho-hum, disinterested, who can be bothered with that stuff. And I’m sure a lot of us feel the same – can’t we just have our live’s back. And then there’s another lot of us who get all technical and boring and it takes a lot of effort to make sense of what we’re on about.
I’m going to do the impossible (more…)
Haven’t we all been concerned about Stuff, the news site, Stuff, that is?
Or frustrated, annoyed, at the very least?
We’ve even had few scraps here about how to confront the beast.
About 15 years ago I was sitting in a café in Ponsonby discussing (more…)
A letter via the MENZ contact form. A lesson on how to use WordPress anonymously is probably not what this man needs right now, so I’m posting this on his behalf in the hope he might gain some useful response.
His letter is one of the clearest expositions of how women on temporary visas are recruited and supported to scam the immigration system by using Domestic Violence Act as a weapon against fathers.
This guy made at least two very bad decisions; firstly to respond to his wife’s provocations with violence, and secondly to threaten to kill himself with a knife when faced with arrest. But is this a sufficient reason for a little girl to loose her father forever, which I predict is the most likely outcome of this case?
I’ve added paragraphs to make it more readable, and [redacted] anything that might identify him. Otherwise the words are his.
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I recently happened to meet a 23-year-old Canadian girl who is visiting New Zealand so I asked her if she knew the Canadian, Jordan Peterson. She said she not only knew of him but had been viewing his videos on YouTube as well as reading his book ‘12 Rules For Life’. (more…)
This is doing the rounds on social media and I see the question asked; could it just as easily relate to New Zealand?
Could you see the same sticker on Conservative Party vehicles at the next election?
That aside (more…)
I have to put this one forward.
A shameful performance from Iris Krzyzosiak, a representative of Auckland Peace Action when Mr Sean Plunket interviews him.
Interview link click here.
https://www.newshub.co.nz/home/new-zealand/2019/02/listen-sean-plunket-rips-apart-stunned-auckland-peace-action-activist-over-jordan-peterson-opposition.html
Have you heard of Paypigs?
Don’t worry, neither had I but there it was out of the mouths of babe’s … well more like early to mid twenties girls. You could imagine the outcry if it was boys calling girls something along the same lines. It didn’t take too much to gather from the conversation what this hinted at.
As you know, (more…)
The Family Violence Act 2018 is due to come into force in July. Information sharing is but one part of this law that further abandons fundamental principles of justice and civil rights in favour of feminist ideology and aspirations towards total control over men. Men’s supporters’ submissions were mostly ignored in the creation of this dangerous review of the law. (more…)
When the Mayor of Auckland started the Mother-of-all Homeless-count during 2018, it followed along the lines of our historical perceptions – the old men and the occasional woman sleeping rough, usually with an alcohol problem and not keen on any help from the Salvation Army or these days a drug and alcohol rehabilitation programme.
We had a post here for followers to comment on (back in August) although this did not attract a great number of informative comments.
Amongst the modern homeless and less inclined to be referenced by politicians and media is a grey area between a home and the street (that which family and friends call a couch or a garage, a helping hand, an obligation to their own) where a growing number of people whether by choice or otherwise exist in a less acknowledged sector of society.
This particular report relates specifically to (more…)
Surely it is time for a political party to stand for Men.
Surely the Women of such a party would like their Men.
Since when did politics play nice and fair.
Since when was there a party that did not Dare.
..and Discrimination has already been played and played hard,
now it is time to even the score and use discrimination once more.
Just like in the recent Triassic post the tides are turning,
could we ask for more?
This article illustrates the inevitable outcome of the empathetic nonsense that the #metoo was based on. With more women gaining political power comes the danger of policies based on empathy rather than compassionate reasoning. A 1995 study in the Scandinavian Journal of Psychology showed that women involuntarily imitate other peoples’ emotional expressions more than men. This may give them a proclivity to act in ways that are not conducive to the betterment of society. Paul Bloom’s book, Against Empathy: The Case for Rational Compassion, sets out a good case against viewing empathy as a virtue. Empathy and compassion are not synonymous and it’s very important to understand the difference. Listen here for his discussion with #56 Sam Harris – Abusing Dolores. And here #14 — The Virtues of Cold Blood. on this subject.
This is published @Stuff.co.nz
Written by; Serafin Dillon (Couples and Family Therapist for Walk the Talk in Nelson)
You may not agree with its entirety and contructive comments I am sure, will attract some interest.
OPINION: Violence, in all its forms, is abhorrent, however, men alone cannot stop violence against women and men alone cannot stop what they cannot see. If it were that simple, we would not be in this position as a nation.
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The Stick.
It’s been a bit quiet on the post front lately and not wanting anyone to suffer confrontation withdrawal syndrome here is something to keep you occupied until the New Year.
On, the other hand, you may wish to take this post seriously and discuss the reasons for arguments and how this might be improved.
Massive movements are being made and Men are going ahead in the field of alternative vehicles.
We only hear about Tesla really but it is starting to rev up out there.
Could it be that Men are still doing the business and are still by their mere nature of brain and brawn striving to make better what they made previously.
But of course.
What do you know…..,,,reliance, resilience, resounding resource will always come from Man.
But of course even new smart technologies come with great cost, financially absolutely, but we must still mine our asses off to get these new technologies.
Saving the earth? triggering an earthquake, I had suspected but only recently found out that mining can in fact trigger these. So what can humanity do?, stop in its tracks?
No we will go where the money goes,, so for those of us that do not want a bar of that no more, well we can still almost do what we want and take only what we need, lie low and stand tall just being HUMAN, just as human as you want to be.
Our heartfelt empathy goes out to the family and associates of Grace Millane. Losing one’s child must be one of the most traumatic experiences humans can face. The unpleasant circumstances of Grace’s case can only serve to increase the pain and devastation.
Much of the NZ population has experienced deep sadness, shame and anger. Grace died in NZ when she should have enjoyed her travels. A representative of NZ has been charged with her murder.
The Ministry of Men’s Affairs would rather not discuss this case at this time. It seems insensitive to do so. However, male-denigrating people have shown no such restraint and some response is necessary. (more…)
Whenever you look you will find in the news media many examples of discrimination against men. Let’s look at some recent ones. (more…)
Look, there’s got to be something better to do than whipping each other with one-eyed feminists.
Thank God it’s the 1st December and we can all pull out our treasured version of Snoopy’s Xmas
If you haven’t got your own, hit the link and enjoy a YouTube treasure.
[With lyrics]
“With Snoopy dead in his sights
He pulled the trigger up tight
Why he didn’t shoot
Well, we’ll never know
Or, was it the (Xmas) bells
From the village below?”
It’s an interesting storyline … Honourable gentlemen who put their differences aside for Christmas?
What’s your take on it?
But, when it comes to Christmas have you got one of those one-eyed feminists who wants to use the children to whip you at Christmas time?
You know the sort? (more…)
Got it done. 62.4km.
Last run dedicated to Huxtable. RIP Bro
Thanks to all my sponsors.
https://nz.movember.com/mospace/
In a post yesterday The Female Funding Failure we took a top down look at the Feminist concept of throwing money at the development of women and its perverse rather than positive outcomes. Comments there already are bringing that down to a local level and the direct effect on New Zealand society and the form that takes in our country.
One might liken this to Feminism using the State in the same way as a ‘Family Estate’ and that should be discussed separately.
Another recent discussion (more…)
