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Brian Kent Carlsen’s Sentencing Is May 26. Your Voice Can Change the Outcome

Submission Deadline: May 12, 2026 Brian Kent Carlsen of Kaysville, Utah has said it himself — "false allegations ruin lives." He has claimed false allegations every day of the week. And yet, Brian Kent Carlsen has now pled guilty to two separate felony domestic violence charges in two different cases. These are those charges: Case… Continue reading Brian Kent Carlsen’s Sentencing Is May 26. Your Voice Can Change the Outcome

Men's Advocacy, Men's Mental Health, Men's Rights

“Where’s Your Equality Now?” The Hard Questions American Feminism Refuses to Answer

Here's the uncomfortable truth that American feminism, particularly its loudest institutional voices, does not want you sitting with: They are not fighting for equality. They are fighting for preference and calling it progress.

Family Court, Father's Right, Men's Rights, Men’s Issues, Uncategorized

Mississippi Just Did What Too Many States Won’t: Put Dads Back in the Picture

On April 1, 2026, Mississippi lawmakers sent House Bill 1662 to Governor Tate Reeves for his signature. The bill would create a rebuttable presumption of joint custody with equal parenting time in all divorce and custody cases in the state. If Reeves signs it, chancery judges would be required to start from a position of 50/50, and depart from it only when the evidence demands.

False Allegations, Family Court, Father's Right, Men's Advocacy, Men's Mental Health, Men's Rights, Men's Rights, Men’s Issues

Family Justice and Accountability Act: A Closer Look at Its Constitutional, Gender, and Ethical Flaws

What follows is a full-scale analysis of a 92-page omnibus bill titled the Family Justice and Accountability Act (FJAA), authored by Francesca Amato and associated with Punished 4 Protecting Inc. This review examines constitutional conflicts, gender bias, and structural weaknesses within the bill’s framework, including potential risks to child safety, due process and equal protection.

Emotional processing, Men's Advocacy, Men's Mental Health, Men's Rights, Men’s Issues, Suicide awareness, Uncategorized

Why don’t men show emotions?

Men have been sealed in silence by a world that does not see their pain. For the most part, men don’t express their emotions unless they feel profoundly safe, and tragically, most men have been taught from a very young age that such a safe space simply doesn’t exist.

Domestic Violence, Men’s Issues

The Dirty Side Of Brian Carlsen

Brian K. Carlsen (@brettstars06), 37, from Utah is an avid Tiktoker who claims for to be a men’s mental health advocate. It appears he spent more time bashing feminism and women, then he did talking about mental health. He has proven himself to be aggressive, disrespectful and dangerous to women over the course of the… Continue reading The Dirty Side Of Brian Carlsen

Dating, Emotional processing, Therapy

I Found The Words.

Are you tired of hearing from me this week? I have had a lot to work through and I am thankful you have been hear to get me through it. I prayed for the words to tell the small boy he would not be seeing Mr. X and his kids anymore. And my prayers were… Continue reading I Found The Words.

Emotional processing, new relationship

It’s Not Just Me.

I picked the small boy up from his Dad’s house today. I am looking forward to the extra noise in our home. I am excited for another week with him. What I wasn’t expecting was what he said the moment he got in my Jeeps. I ask if he had a good time at his… Continue reading It’s Not Just Me.

Dating, Emotional processing

The ladder worked.

It’s hard to dance when you are standing on a wall. I tiptoed up there for quite a while. I have to be honest, that wall blocked the warmth of the sun. Years of trust issues and hurt made my world a dark place. When I finally got the courage to climb that wall, it… Continue reading The ladder worked.

Dating, Emotional processing

I am the girl on the wall.

Forward motion is hard when you are tied to your pasts. It is always there. There are always reminders. There are regrets and resentments and victories and celebration. But, it is always a part of you. The past molded and shaped who I am. It also built walls. Tall, treacherous, sturdy walls. It built a… Continue reading I am the girl on the wall.