Nonconsensual Nonmonogamy in Open Relationships: Trust, Betrayal, and the Meaning of Consent (Levine et al., 2018): Open Relationships, Infidelity and Men’s Relationships
When Is an Open Relationship Actually Open you ask? When men hear the phrase open relationship, they often assume it refers to a couple who have mutually agreed that they can have sex or romantic relationships with other people. But that assumption can obscure a much more important question of who agreed to what? Levine […]
Dealing with Suicidal Thoughts: A Guide for Men and Young Guys in Reading
Having suicidal thoughts can be overwhelming, confusing, and genuinely terrifying. If you are experiencing them, it is completely understandable if you feel stuck or unsure of where to turn. In the UK, men and young guys often face immense pressure to “man up,” keep things inside, or brush off emotional pain. But holding it in […]
Co-Parenting When Your Work Takes You Away: How fathers in Reading can stay involved, responsible, and emotionally connected when work means travelling
If you are a father who has separated from your partner and your job requires you to travel, work away from home, stay overnight, work long shifts, or regularly change your schedule, you may find yourself asking a difficult question: How do I remain a good father when my job sometimes takes me away from […]
Understanding Your Sexual Story: A Sexual Genogram and Timeline Exercise for Men
Most men have never been asked to seriously reflect on how they learned about sex, not in a structured way, and certainly not in a way that connects childhood, culture, religion, shame, identity, pornography, relationships, and emotional development into one coherent story. Instead, most men are left to figure it out alone. They pick up […]
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