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On-line Magazine of TheMensCenter.com | December 2000

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THOUGHTS... monthly column by Larry Pesavento 
Second Adolesence: Delivering True Manhood
Though it is a natural part of aging, a process that Jed Diamond describes very well in his book , the hormonal retreat for many men seems more of a rout, the rout that seems to lead to certain defeat. For them, the sexual battleground has become the site of the decisive battles in the crusade of manhood. Losing this battle feels like losing the war. 
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COYOTE... monthly column by Dick Prosapio
My Mustashe Grows Older
I subscribe to a number of crackpot theories among them the idea that you can calibrate a persons age by using a multiple of ten when counting the number of pills they take everyday. This is typical introvert thinking because we don't ever really check with anyone to see if this is true. However I think it's true because I take six and one half pills a day and I'm 65.
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TRANSITIONS... monthly column by Ken Byers, Ph.D.
The Dreams of a Man
Our deft craft was approachable only from the hayloft, easily the weakest and least safe part of the old barn, which, had there been anyone with the energy to do it, should have been torn down a generation earlier.  Howard Hughes had his plywood Spruce Goose--we had the rotting wood, flying barn.  But when you're seven and eight years old you see things in your own special way and fear is a function of selective consciousness.
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THE NEW INTIMACY... monthly column by relationship experts James Sniechowski, Ph.D. and Judith Sherven, Ph.D.
So, in the new intimacy we look for the magic in the differences, even when that magic is hard to find. By magic we mean the larger importance, the exciting opportunity to learn more about yourself and/or one another. Sometimes the magic is just the freedom to laugh instead of get mad. Or, if you can't laugh, at least you can be compassionate -- that's magic too. Especially when you're on the receiving end of it!
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REVIEWS & INTERVIEWS... column by J. Steven Svoboda
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