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His home is two operations at war against each other. Hittie (his name), is born into a life where you're not allowed to think for yourself in order to protect the flawless society. He is an outcast of the faction due to his father's actions of betrayal. Leaving Hittie to be alone. Until he finds himself with the organisation that his traitorous father worked for. This organisation is trying to delay the war for a prophecy to arrive to find the diamond of command to end it all. Will Hittie be able to see the cracks within the prophecy or be pressured to never use his mental autonomy by the people around him? IF YOU'RE AN ARTIST LOOKING FOR COMMISSIONS, YOU WILL NOT FIND THEM HERE, BUZZ OFF!

Stream of Consciousness Writing to Celebrate & Champion the KLONDIKE GOLDRUSH of The Women's Health Research Movement. Are a Publisher? Excellent. I'm ready receive the Grant Funding from Our Canadian Government. As well, I'm ready to work with a team of Researchers and Documentary Filmmakers to help me compose My Textbook On and For Neurodivergent Women. Oh, Darling, if Telefilm Canada has anything to say about it, it'll be a Knock-Out at TIFF! Health Ministers of Canada? Hi. I see we're quite good at identifying the symptoms and staying prudently reactive to "Mental Health Disorders." Fun. Just out of curiosity, is there any global interest in shifting to Proactive Solutions. Yes, Darling: I've plenty to share and with Several Decades of Life Experience to boot. No. Quite frankly, this is My Research Pilot. I've looked around at the ones available, and, everyone seems to be headstrong on data collection of what's already been done. I'd like to prove Where This Is All Going. Darling, I'm simply in the business of Sourcing for Solutions because we all want to Move Forward. Don't you? Oh! And, to be clear: I'm exceptionally devoted to Ending Violence Against Women Indefinitely. Dear Reader, Did You Know: When we end violence against women, we simultaneously end the men's loneliness epidemic. Mmhmm! And, do you know what is an Exceptionally Likely Consequence of that Scientific Venture? That's right - you guessed it! It's Solving Climate Change! Excellent! So! We're all on board. Who's house are we throwing the party at? Oh, Darling, t'would be quite the House Warming, for sure. Unlike any I've ever hosted. ...Ready For It? *** Mature Content for Adults Only* Those who are Amiable & Adaptable to Change, of course.

Marvis Petty ,a Neurosurgeon and a business investor who wants to recruit health workers to his newly built hospital in Canada. Cold,distant and dark was his personality. He wasn't in any bodies face and is really respected and the high class society. Because he was young and handsome the older rich men wanted to hook him up with their daughters In the process of going through some of the profiles of the potential candidates for the hospital, one file caught his attention. Phoebe Arnold ,a beautiful black woman from Chicago who is a Midwife. She had a beautiful face, the perfect body and a pretty smile. He digged deep about her information and still wasn't satisfied. Phoebe on the other hand is very intelligent,professional,fearless but very reserved and unbothered and only has her mother and a few cousins who she sees them as friends too. Marvis has set on a journey to make her his and has decided nothing can stop him. But secrets ,his past and betrayal takes place through this journey and makes the journey difficult. How far can he go to make her his

They used to say that if you heard shouting near the old basketball courts in Riverside Park, it was either a fight-or it was Maeeve Travers and Riley Donnovan in the same place at the same time. They had hated each other since they were seven. It started with a broken swing set and a bloody nose. Maeeve had accused Riley of cutting in line. Riley had accused Maeeve of cheating at tag. From then on, they were rivals in everything-track meets, weightlifting competitions, pickup football games, even who could carry more grocery bags for Mrs. Delaney down the street. And then one night, everything changed.

A recently out divorcee must explore his identity and how to not be the straight-acting man he's been his whole life. Just when he has found his footing, a flamboyant trans man jumbles up his ideas about what it means to be gay, to be masculine, to be a man. *** Edwin realises he's gay at the ripe age of 56. Coming-out should set him free to finally explore his sexuality, but honestly? He feels lost. He's getting a divorce after thirty years of marriage, half of his friends turn out to be homophobes, he feels an interloper in LGBT places, and for the first time ever, he's living alone. His only remaining certainty - the one he's risked everything for - is that he's attracted to men. To affirm his sexuality, Edwin focuses on everything masculine and seeks out gay men like him. But just when he finds his footing, a flamboyant gay man jumbles up all his ideas about what it means to be gay, to be masculine, to be a man. If Edwin wants to find his community, he'll need to re-examine what it takes to belong. *** Cover by the amazing @SmokeAndOranges! Cover image found by @galaxiesuniverses

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Boy, Unarmored: Things I Don't Say Out Loud is a collection of deeply personal poems about what it means to live honestly in your own skin. These pages move through ordinary days and private battles - work stress and quiet ambition, depression and resilience, love and loss, longing and healing. Some poems explore sexuality and masculinity. Others sit in grief. Some linger in softness. Some push back against it. At its core, this book isn't about one identity. It's about being human - complicated, contradictory, tired, hopeful, afraid, brave. Written without armor and without apology, these poems come from late nights, early mornings, breakrooms, car rides, and the in-between spaces where we actually live. If you've ever carried more than you let on, this collection is for you.

Four chaotic twenty-something roommates-Kye (a guarded trans guy), Jackson (his hot, emotionally unavailable maybe-fling), Isaiah (a burnout grad student), and River (a stoner with too many opinions)-are just trying to survive adulthood, sex, identity, and each other under one roof. Hookups get messy. Secrets get out. Feelings get caught. Nobody's as together as they pretend to be.

The Johnson family built their legacy on cocoa. What they built next was silence. E-5 began as a clean cocoa business founded by Emmanuel Johnson, a disciplined farmer who raised his five sons to work side by side, never choosing an heir, never planting the seed of rivalry. When Emmanuel died without a will, the brothers inherited not just farms and export routes - but unresolved ambition. Cocoa was no longer enough. Greed crept in quietly. Beneath the fermented beans meant for foreign ports, cocaine began to travel. Profits multiplied. Power deepened. And E-5 became something far more dangerous than a family business - it became a secret empire. Mr. Ogaga Johnson, the eldest son, stands at the centre of it all. Bound by blood, burdened by expectation, and slowly losing control of a company that now survives on fear. His greatest problem, however, is not the business. It is his first son. Once known as Charles, now known as Chelsea, he is everything the Johnson name was never prepared for - soft-spoken, outspoken, feminine, and fearless. As the host of Chelsea Dearly, he speaks openly about love, corruption, power, and the truths Nigeria prefers to bury. Within E-5, silence is survival. Chelsea's voice is a threat. As succession battles rise, secrets tighten, and suspicion turns inward, Chelsea's identity becomes the weapon used to deny his father power - and to question his right to inherit anything at all. In a family where masculinity defines leadership and queerness is treated as weakness, one question looms: What happens when the truth is born into a house built on lies? To Chelsea With Love is a story of family, power, corruption, identity, and the cost of speaking when silence is safer. ©️ Copyright 2026 Chelsea Maya Victory Johnson ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. No part of this book may be reproduced or used in any manner without the prior written permission of the copyright owner, except for the use of brief quotations in a book review.

Title: Post-Patriarchy: The End of the Alpha Male Era Subtitle: Why the French Model is the Final Stage of Human Evolution Is the "Alpha Male" a relic of our primitive past or a necessity for our future? In this groundbreaking research, the author challenges the "feral Darwinism" that still dominates the social hierarchies of the United States and emerging markets. While much of the world remains trapped in a cycle of toxic masculinity-where aggression is rewarded and empathy is shamed-France has quietly cultivated a revolutionary alternative. Through an in-depth analysis of history, sociology, and economics, this book explores the "French Sanctuary": a culture where intellect is the ultimate aphrodisiac, vulnerability is a masculine strength, and "macho" behavior is viewed as a sign of developmental delay. Inside this study, you will discover: The Biological Dead End: Why the "Alpha" strategy leads to higher mortality, social isolation, and professional failure in the modern knowledge economy. The Economics of Tenderness: How financially independent women are dismantling the "provider-warrior" myth and becoming patrons of intellectual and romantic men. The French Blueprint: How the traditions of courtly love and esprit created a society where kindness outranks dominance. A Manifesto for Change: Practical steps to transform global media, education, and gender roles to build a more just and secure world. "Post-Patriarchy" is more than a book; it is a roadmap to a civilization where the greatest power is not the ability to dominate, but the capacity to feel, to understand, and to love. It is time to leave the primate behind. It is time for the era of the Human.

He did everything a man was supposed to do. He worked. He provided. He endured. But in the quiet moments, a question haunted him- Was he ever enough? This is not a story about heroes. This is a story about a husband, a father, and the silent weight of expectation. About love that feels uncertain. About worth measured in silence. About the fear of being replaced without ever being told why. Some wounds are not loud. Some battles are fought inside. And sometimes, the hardest question a man can ask is the simplest one: Am I enough?

A gripping psychological drama about pride, cultural conflict, and the devastating consequences of ego. When a family visit turns into humiliation and violence, one man's arrogance pushes the people he loves into irreversible tragedy. A powerful story about masculinity, identity, and the cost of needing to win.

Every young hockey player dreams of making the big leagues, but none of them will have the same journey as Dale "Mac" MacLeod, Canadian junior hockey's first openly gay player. A public hook-up and a vindictive reporter led to his outing before his final year of junior hockey, triggering a trade to the Fort Richard Voyageurs, the most storied and successful franchise in the Western Canadian Hockey League. He was once the best player on his former team, now he's one of many talented athletes jostling for victory and draft position. The Voyageurs are fragile, with consecutive post-season disappointments belying one of the most talented rosters junior hockey has ever seen. Fort Richard is perched on a skate blade's edge with every win and loss, and none of the Voyageurs are safe from their collective scrutiny. Mac needs to rebuild his reputation, defend himself against on- and off-ice hostility, survive high school, and end the year by getting drafted to the pros. Every game brings Mac closer to his destiny. Does he have what it takes?

Archived is a quiet record of a man the world thinks it understands. He is dependable. Jovial. Present. The kind of man people lean on and never question. In a society that rewards men for silence and strength, feelings are not processed-they are stored. Memories are not healed-they are archived. This is the history of a man with a well-worn smile and a carefully masked face. What lies behind it is not erased. It is simply unopened.

In the heat and noise of the factory floor, a lawless tradition reigns. Ordinary men must endure a gauntlet of violence to prove their worth. This isn't a stage; it's a cage. When dangerous pro-wrestling moves are unleashed by untrained workers, the line between entertainment and tragedy disappears. Every slam is real. Every bone-crushing hold is a gamble.

3 studs Trinity (Tee), Veronica (Ronica), & Taylor (Tay) navigate through the life of being a stud. There are peaks and valleys when it comes down to relationships with family, romantic relationships, socialization with strangers & friendships. Take a dive in to see the peaks and valleys of what life takes them through.

In a distant land, two rivalling sides fight for dominance? control? power? Ideals clash, Interests diverge, control, power, wealth, fame, identity and free will. A school that holds more than just the academe, but also a complex, intertwining, political undertone. The ones you may not notice that might just be right in front of you, amidst luxury, will, the occult, the identities, the rules, are you really free? The story is still a work in progress

Discipline. Control. Money. Presence. By Hux Adult View Only · 18+ ⸻ AUTHOR'S NOTE This book is not about becoming louder, tougher, or more aggressive. It is about becoming unavoidable. Most men were taught to perform strength instead of building it. To chase validation instead of commanding respect. To react emotionally while calling it passion. This book is for the man who is done reacting. Done explaining. Done leaking energy. Read it slowly. Apply it quietly.

If reality is complex can the truth be subjective? Splash is a coming-of-age story that explores the innerworkings and experiences of a young man in a South African boarding school.

This poem depicts the internal struggle of a man hiding the devastation of heartbreak behind a smiling mask. It explores the tension between performing public stoicism and enduring private grief.