Justin Fenwick

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We have the power, the influence, for another way

By Justin Fenwick ⋅ March 26, 2008 ⋅

http://www.storyofstuff.com/ Watch the above video (click the link). Awards won and such, it’s just a god damn good message to hear and internalize. Another Way : 10 Little and Big Things You Can Do 1. Power down! A great deal of the resources we use and the waste we create is in the energy we [...]

The child-man, gay-infant, and adult-girl

By Justin Fenwick ⋅ February 26, 2008 ⋅

Are adults made? A recent article by Kay Hymowitz from City Journal suggests something about young men today in our society: Today’s single young men hang out in a hormonal limbo between adolescence and adulthood. Child-Man in the Promised Land by Kay S. Hymowitz, City Journal Winter 2008 The suggestion is that for various social [...]

Live selfishly, by being selfless

By Justin Fenwick ⋅ February 24, 2008 ⋅

Life becomes harder for us when we live for others, but it also becomes richer and happier -Albert Schweitzer And now time to define: self·ish /ˈsɛlfɪʃ/ –adjective 1. devoted to or caring only for oneself; concerned primarily with one’s own interests, benefits, welfare, etc., regardless of others. 2. characterized by or manifesting concern or care [...]

Come…mitment

By Justin Fenwick ⋅ February 3, 2008 ⋅

I recently saw the musical Avenue Q on Broadway. A great show. There is a scene where a male and female face silhouette on a T.V. screen have words come out of their mouths and move towards each other. The guy is saying, “come,” and the girl is saying, “mitment.” The guy initially sexual and [...]

Gays who are out of the closet at work have stronger careers

By Justin Fenwick ⋅ October 27, 2007 ⋅

I think it’s nice to feel and see a change of pace. Don’t you? Gays who are out of the closet at work have stronger careers This is a guest post from Nina Smith whose blog is Queercents. I was out at work long before I had the courage to come out to my parents. As [...]