Essays

Male Loneliness Is a Design Flaw, Not a Feature
Male Loneliness Is a Design Flaw, Not a Feature

The script is simple, and it sounds like strength. You don’t need anyone. Handle it yourself. A man who leans on other people is a man who hasn’t figured out how to stand on his own. Emotional intimacy is for women. What you need is independence — the quiet competence…

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The Rabbit Hole Has an Architecture
The Rabbit Hole Has an Architecture

What the Montréal Shooting Tells Us About Male Radicalization,and What Can Actually Be Done The shooting in Montréal’s Côte-des-Neiges neighbourhood on June 22, 2026, did not come from nowhere. That’s the first thing worth saying. When police linked 25-year-old Seth…

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Reframing Sensitivity as Social Intelligence
Reframing Sensitivity as Social Intelligence

Somewhere along the way you got handed a definition of strength that required you to be a little bit dead. Not literally. Just numb enough. Calibrated to miss things. Trained to ignore the room. The slight shift in someone’s voice. The moment a friend stopped meeting…

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Keith Wilson

Keith Wilson has spent nearly a decade working with young men at a youth centre and in the community where he lives. He has witnessed firsthand how toxic online influences and the loneliness epidemic are shaping the current generation of young men. Drawing on his own experiences growing up without a clear roadmap for healthy manhood—and later struggling to guide his own son—he immersed himself in research on masculinity and developed the Healthy Manhood program as an alternative to the destructive messages flooding the internet. His work emerges not from having all the answers, but from years of listening to young men trying to navigate terrain that keeps shifting under their feet.