While our female colleagues, in the great employer of life, have estrogen sloshing around inside their carnal husks, we –the males of the species– have been blessed with testosterone. You know the thing people inject to get “swole” and the chemical is scientifically proven to be responsible for the phrase “Hold my beer, I wanna try something.” It’s the thing that turns a boy into a man (physically speaking) and

Ah, the past… It was a simpler time, but honestly a worse time. Gone are the days when the flu could decimate a community. Or the mere hint of food poisoning would signal death and topple you from your steed. We live in a world where what would have spelled the end for our forebears are now a minor inconvenience. And when it comes to STIs, for most of the

Getting 40 winks won’t give you lines around your eyes, it will literally do the opposite.  Sleep is sometimes like a great relationship, and sometimes like a terrible one. It’s easy to romanticise, feels amazing when you’re in it, and improves almost every aspect of your life. But that’s only if you remember to pay it enough attention. Ignore it, put it off, or focus on other things and it

There’s a reason this article isn’t called: “How to never get an STI” because the solution is never enjoying the carnal arts. And while this might work for some people, for the rest of us mere mortals, with wants and needs and desires, the best you can hope to do is minimise your risk. We’re only human after all, and life would be a joyless slog without the occasional heady

Sex… no, this isn’t one of those lame ads from the back of a magazine –remember those– that’s desperately trying to get your attention. We really will be talking today about sex, or in this case: your sexual health. We’ve written a lot about shaving below the belt, on this blog: Thinking about shaving your balls? “It’s liberating!” Shaving for work…when you’re pornstar Mick Blue Would you let your partner

For all that we have moved on, there is still a stigma around talking about mental health. And men, in particular, seem to struggle with opening up and having a conversation. Why is that? What makes men more guarded when it comes to mental health? Talk to me like a human. According to Mental Health America, one of the problems is that awareness strategies aren’t targeted towards men. They tend