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A battle that doesn’t need to be fought Toxic masculinity is now a familiar term to many. Language is flexible but manipulative. As such, this term has come to mean different things to different people. I am not advocating for a draconian law with Orwellian thought police. My issue is when these differing opinions are ill-informed — … Continue reading Feminism vs. Toxic Masculinity
When a problem shared is not a problem halved I had never considered being a parent. I became one. Life then presented me with a realm of emotions I had not known existed. I am a parent to three children; B, T, and G. Their other parent and I separated in 2016. I have not … Continue reading The Unknown Dynamic of Domestic Abuse
Facing life’s adversities and navigating new paths This is not a story of airing dirty laundry. No mudslinging of any sort. It is a true but anonymized account of something that could happen to any parent. I have three children. But, I have had no meaningful contact with any of them since summer 2016. This … Continue reading The Walking of a New Path
I have always taken a gender neutral approach to parental alienation. However as much as I am proud of my gender neutral approach, this should not prevent me from showing my support for International Men's Day today. Anything less would not be equality. The unnecessarily contentious issue that is gender equality is discussed in more … Continue reading International Men’s Day 2018
What I mean by the above title is that twenty or so years ago mental health was simply not discussed in the public domain the way it is now. Be it via television reports, shows, documentaries or social media, mental health is now discussed and reported on across numerous mediums in a much more positive … Continue reading Is ‘Parental Alienation’ the New ‘Mental Health?’
I recently had numerous conversations with a close confidante who is as passionate about lobbying for reform regarding parental alienation as I am. This friend of mine raised a pertinent point during one of our most recent discussions. A point that I have reflected on several times since we spoke about it. He brought up … Continue reading Equality Versus Egalitarianism
As a campaign group we are proud of the steps we are taking in lobbying for reform with the intention of parental alienation being officially recognised and managed accordingly as a form of abuse. As a growing community of alienated parents, step-parents and grandparents we are proud of the support we show one another. As … Continue reading The Inequality of Fighting for Equality
By definition, with the obvious exception of misogynistic, sexist bigots, we should all be feminists. I consider myself a feminist, why wouldn't I? The definition of feminism is plain and simple; the advocacy of women's rights on the ground of the equality of the sexes. With the above in mind, there is absolutely no excuse for … Continue reading Discrimination, Equality and Parental Alienation
