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Young women have told us over and over that today’s world of courtship, marriage, and family is very different than what their mothers experienced. Do young men share their views?

Find out by reading Vyom Mehta’s piece on how cyber space confines our interactions with the opposite sex. Watch Wael Hattar’s “Life could be a dream” for a different perspective on domestic violence. See if you can identify with any of Noam Toran’s “Object’s for Lonely Men.”

In a world where young women’s roles in dating and courtship have changed dramatically, how has this change affected young men? Tell us your story.
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"Ladies, Pick up that Phone!" by Fernando Corredor
Colombia
"The End" by Yianni Hill
Australia
"Life could be a dream" by Wael Hattar
Lebanon
"A Brazillian perspective on love, sex and relationships" by Fuck This Site IMOW SUX
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"Objects for Lonely Men" by Noam Toran
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"Prayer for Marriages" by Devon Gundry
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"Teriya " by Ousmane
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"Virtual Disconnect" by Vyom Mehta
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"Bordo – Only Mine" by Roi Werner
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