Looking for some support from like-minded individuals?  Maybe some play-dates you can take your kids to?  There are so many reasons we've started this group and here are a few of them:   *Meet other moms, dads, uncles, grandmas, etc. that are single, divorced, married, gay, straight,      religious... Have I left anyone out? *To be part of something, it's always nice to belong and feel wanted. *Let your/our kids meet children their age with an adult of the same interests.   We have plenty of day …

An online parental rights group for connecting family rights advocates and organizations in Utah together - with each other, with more information, and with other resources. Our group has a particular focus on defending the family in the war being waged against it by the unholy alliance of the divorce industry and rising misandrism. The resulting onslaught on the family is so often no more immediately recognized than by divorcing fathers. Hope for improvement is available through activism. If y …

We believe that a unique combination of social dynamics over the last five decades has had a major widespread effect on American men. These factors have contributed to countless relationship problems. We are a group of men helping men live up to their full potential by turning their weaknesses into strengths. With an emphasis on personal and spiritual transformation, the purpose of this group is to share and discuss  strategies, techniques and information  that help empower men to find balance i …

Nice Guys have been conditioned to believe that if they are "good" and do everything "right", they will be loved, get their needs met, and have a smooth life. Sound too good to be true? It is. This belief is a myth, which only leaves Nice Guys feeling frustrated, lonely, and powerless. There is nothing wrong with being nice.  But the Nice Guy does it to seek approval and avoid rejection.  He's a people-pleaser.  He constantly sets his own needs and wants aside, and pretends to be something he's …