Hi there good folks, feminists and antifeminists alike. First thing to mention is that I am still in my "taking a break" mode, and so please don't expect too many updates from me. I'm having a hard time keeping on top of everything that is happening at this time in my life. I thank you for your patience.

I've removed a banner from the page, not because I didn't like it, but because it slowed the page load times quite dramatically. I've added a table of contents and removed the 'back & next' buttons from the top page navigation. I removed the contacts (for feminists - though admittedly it has brought me many visitors looking for feminist groups) and replaced it with a page of pictures and information on various MRA's (Men's Rights Advocates/Activists) and feminists - who are the largest reason behind the critically over the top amount of misandry (hatred of men) that we face today.

A new study has been referred to regarding the record number of men who are victims of domestic abuse from their wives or girlfriends. Of course, if you mention this to a feminist her answer will likely be to the effect of: "ah, but you forget that most male victims are in homosexual relationships, so it's not women hitting men...it's men." Thankfully, this article is specifically discussing female perpetrators. The Admin of Men's Issues Forum (Anti Feminism) made a post that I just had to give mention here regarding a call for automatic access has been rejected, naturally this is given under the Madness section...It is madness. A page has been given for Polly Toynbee who released an opinion piece in the Guardian this month entitled "Get out of the Spiderman suits and start paying for your children". As you can probably imagine, it is nothing short of hate towards men and demands for more money towards women. My response to this silly feminist woman-firster is naturally on the "My Responses" page. An excellent article by Don Clayton which discusses with Lori Bloom the double standards of Domestic Violence and more to the point, the stereotype that men endure. The Prison Reform Trust has made it's way into the site with a press release regarding the mental health of male prisoners. This is quite astounding as usually the only time mental health is mentioned in relation to men who are in prison, is usually a derogatory comment or marginalizing them against the percent of mentally ill female prisoners. We've all heard about Amnesty International's recent survey claims that a third of British men AND women blame the woman for rape. Of course, this isn't actually true but when has reality stood in the way of feminist agenda? Here is an essay (written by a woman, no less) that deconstructs the misandry within this survey. Both of the aforementioned are placed under the 'man friendly' section. I've added a FORUM page to the site so from now on you can get directly to the forum while retaining the main site. I've removed the chat applet, there were very few users making use of it and so a disappointing failure I'm afraid to say.

A small article was added regarding a father fighting for custody of his son and won, despite his ex wife - a police chief inspector - interfering with his court appointed access AND committing child abuse. I put a 'fun' entry in "my views" giving my views on a series of 'thank feminism' comments. The 'Feminism: Equality?' page was updated with a new quote from Aunt Gabby. The "feminist funnies" section was updated with a few new pictures too. Also the navigation has changed within that area and a pictures page and a video page was added. An article regarding female teachers who sexually abuse or rape young boys makes it way in too.

A new page has been created which puts side by side the "goodies vs baddies" (if you would like to see someone added, please contact me). The Links page has been redesigned too. Yay! And finally, a picture I found at the eternal bachelor blog made it's way onto the Feminist Funnies page. An entry to "my views" was updated due to a search query I happened to spot from the web logs. I spotted a "10 myths about marriage" on MSN's Lifestyle, and had to make a response via their feedback page.