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By The Good Men Project Editors
Contribute to one of our Good Men Project publications on Medium — Hello Love (Relationships), Change Becomes You (Advice), Equality Includes You (Social Justice), A Parent is Born (Parenting) and Greener Together (Environmentalism).
QUICK TIP: Email info@goodmenproject.com to be added as a writer to our publication. Please include a link to your Medium account and the name of the publication you want to be added to.
We invite Medium authors to submit their relevant, non-fiction stories (no poetry, please) to one of our five (5) publications on Medium, whether your Medium story is new or already published. …
Psst, pass it on. For once after 32 seasons, our Blue Crew doesn’t have to repeat those dispiriting words: Wait ’til next year.
Psst, pass it on: After a 32-year intermission, the Los Angeles Dodgers won the World Series! After winning the National League West the previous seven years — this year will be the team’s eighth consecutive division title — and exiting the playoffs without the Commissioner’s Trophy, the 2020 postseason finally brought a championship banner back to Chavez Ravine.
The Tampa Bay Rays played with heart through the entire postseason. It takes untold athletic ability, strategy, and grit for any team to make it to the World Series, and while this year’s final prize went to the Dodgers, there is little question we will see the Rays again soon in October baseball. …
Front of mind and back of mind. The two places where we hold a committed partner when love is unrequited or relationship challenges arise.
Front of mind and back of mind. These are the two places where we typically hold a committed partner when love is unrequited or relationship challenges arise.
In front, is when we are in fear…
- Of losing a partner.
- Of it being over.
- Of the threat of relationship ending or divorce.
Monkey mind and scared heart run the scripts — What will I do without her? How will I find someone else like him?
It’s as if our partner is “the one” who will make us okay. …
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