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As often as I possibly can. I’m awfully busy with my normal life, so blogging isn’t always a priority.

There are plenty of tasks that go along with maintaining a website such as Man of Exception. I try to produce high-quality, fascinating articles and producing good articles is time-consuming.

Outside of writing for the site, I also have to promote the website on the many, many social bookmarking sites, and that also occupies a fair amount of time as well.

Plus, like some of you, I have a personal life that extends beyond the many wonders of the World Wide Web. Shocking, but true.

Combine these factors, and a few articles a month shouldn’t be too much of a knock. It gives new readers the time to catch up on past articles and it prevents overkill for both you, the reader, and I, your humble guide to being exceptional.

No. I actually have some great relationships with women; some sexual, some purely platonic, some a mix of both.

I adore women. Not just physically, but in the way they express themselves without restraint. As men, we are taught from the beginning to be strong and stoic, and I admire the way women can break themselves down and relate their fears and the things that stress them. But “without restraint” comes with a price; the lack of logic men are supposed to have to counteract their emotions.

I just don’t think women have a firm grasp on the whole “logic” thing, and that’s the basis for my supposed attack on them.

Women do not live in an alternate universe; they deal with the same shit that men deal with on an everyday basis (sans the whole period/PMS thing). Women are just so up-and-down with their feelings that it will make any man lose his hair; but still, men do not know how to react to it or how to get what it is they want from women without being a pussy or being deceitful.

Without question, yes. Men are slowly delving into their deeper emotions: their fear, their shame, their bad childhood, etc, and it is causing them to become mentally weak.

Some naysayers might accuse men of becoming “more gay”, because they get their eyebrows done, or go to a salon to get their hair cut, but that is not parallel to the real problem. There is nothing wrong with a man attempting to look more attractive to females. The problem is when the man starts acting like the female in order to get in her favor. Men have been socialized in that matter; they live in a false reality.

Bingo. The truth doesn’t hurt; it just stings for a brief period of time. Accepting reality involves a lot of change, most of it for the better.