Abortion is primarily viewed as a women’s issue with very few considering the effects of abortion on men.

Abortion is primarily viewed as a women’s issue with very few considering the effects of abortion on men.
In a previous article, I made the point that women need to respect men for who they are and not wait until they “earn it”. A question posed to me in reply is a good one and worthy of consideration. How do you respect a man who, by his own actions, or serious omissions, has lost your respect, or worse, earned your disrespect?
One of the many blessings that flow from the Catholic Church’s unswerving stance against divorce – or better, for the permanence of marriage – is that the Catholic theology of marriage has a depth and richness rarely found in Protestant thought, and wholly foreign to secular thought.
Well, that seems to be the prevalent attitude these days. Men let you down. They only want one thing.
When I was younger, I had a timeshare with friends at the beach for nine years.
Someone commented to me about a sentence from my previous As the Deer Longs… article: “For many men, our last experience of really close male friends was in high school or college, although we may have many acquaintances.”
In my work as a therapist, I see many men for a variety of reasons, but one comes up most frequently – parenting problems.