Comments for Kathryn Hogan

Comment on My Hero – Attracting the Woman of Your Dreams by Becoming The Man of Hers by Men Who Think Dating is a Game Have Already Lost -

Tue, 12 Jan 2016 03:09:11 +0000

[…] is an excerpt from Kathryn Hogan’s upcoming book, My Hero: Attracting the Woman of Your Dreams by Becoming the Man of Hers. Connect with your masculine power to develop the qualities that women naturally desire and […]

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Comment on My Hero – Attracting the Woman of Your Dreams by Becoming The Man of Hers by Michael Cox

Wed, 02 Dec 2015 19:18:29 +0000

Kathryn, I met a woman last week (I’m a bus driver, she was a passenger), we hit it off and had a lovely walk and coffee. I was married 22 years, divorced last year, I’m sixty. I’m not looking for advice in this email but certainly want to read your book and I did read What it means to hold space for a woman, sent by that very woman! What I wanted to ask you was: as you have this book coming out, would you be interested in doing an interview, either in person (I’m in Vancouver) or by Skype, for my podcast series Conversations WIth Courage? It’s about different aspects of personal courage, not necessarily fighting off a bear, but more like the pastor I interviewed who was going to be kicked out of his churce because he officiated at his gay son’s wedding, or the young woman who survived a car crash and now lives on her own with some mental and physical disabilities. It’s about people like us. You can find and, I hope, subscribe (free) to Conversations by looking it up on the iTunes podcast directory. Or directly at the feed site: mjscox.podbean.com

Please get in touch. I think the timing of this interview couldn’t be better–for you and for me (she’s a beautiful soul and I don’t want to fuck it up!)

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Comment on Why You Can’t Find an Awesome, Sexy Woman to Love—Advice for Men by The Real Reason Men Are Lonely in Lust -

Thu, 29 Oct 2015 01:32:06 +0000

[…] to name what was happening, and do something about it. All of this goes back to seeing others with our hearts instead of our heads, which truly helps us understand real attraction … which this was […]

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Comment on The Modern Macho—Part 1: On Men, Masculinity, and Retaking the Word by The New Macho, Part 2 | Kathryn Hogan

Thu, 24 Sep 2015 19:10:37 +0000

[…] Part 1, I talked about the radical idea that manhood is something to be genuinely proud of. Reclaiming the […]

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Comment on Sometimes He’s Into You, And It Still Isn’t Enough by A guy

Fri, 15 May 2015 22:32:28 +0000

As a guy, I can see your point. However, I still have to admit that the more time I spend with a girl (the first 6-8 months of falling in love and wanting to be with her all the time do not count), the more “boring” things become and the more “I’m getting used to her” arises. I think this is true for many girls as well. Healthy “apart time” for most couples is considered to be one night per week that they both hang out with their respective friends. Good stuff, but, you need much more time “alone” (or with friends, colleagues, whatever) simply because the moments you will eventually see her (movie on the couch, dinner, walk on the beach, clubbing, whatever you do when you meet) will be so much more intense and magical. I think habit kills passion. Yes, if you have been together for 10 years, you obviously have communication and love, so passion is allowed to somewhat “die” (although it sucks when it does). I don’t think it’s a coincidence that most couples lose their passion when they move in together. Seeing her 6 days a week will simply make someone lose the spark. I don’t know the magic formula, or the magic number of days two people should spend together. I just (personally) feel I definitely need alone time, either to read a book, chill, enjoy music, just the “myself” time. Sharing moments is awesome, but the more we share, the more mundane the moments become. Just my personal experience, and what I see from couples around me. Keep it up!

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Comment on Robot Porn. You heard me. by Robort Rainbot

Tue, 28 Apr 2015 19:44:42 +0000

Should all robots be treated equally? I think so, I myself being part robot think that I should be able to party with others without being criticized for trying to party and have a good time. I feel that this problem is up there with the homosexual problem that some of the states are having. What do you think? I think that we as mechanical beings shoud be able to pleasure each other without it being “wrong”. The human race should be well fitted enough to accept the fact that we want to marry and live long with each other. I don’t whether your rusty, or not well oiled, but I’ll love you no matter how different you are. If there is anybot that wants to try something with me, just shoot me a message and we can try to meet up somewhere. xoxox Robort

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Comment on Sometimes He’s Into You, And It Still Isn’t Enough by Sometimes He's Into You, and It Still Isn't Enough -

Tue, 14 Apr 2015 01:02:05 +0000

[…] for her. Then she won’t have to wonder if you’re into her or not. Originally published on kathrynhogan.ca. Photo—wilB/Flickr Like window._taboola = window._taboola || []; […]

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Comment on The Virgin’s Guide to Dating Women—Advice for Men by Finally Getting Credit For Lady Horniness | Kathryn Hogan

Wed, 08 Apr 2015 19:18:28 +0000

[…] Second, even those men who want to have sex with women sometimes can’t. If you’re one of these men, please know that I have utmost faith that you will someday get all the loving you desire and deserve. Here’s a post explaining how. […]

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Comment on A Book You Might Like – The Mistborn Trilogy by A Book You Might Like - Elantris | Kathryn Hogan

Fri, 03 Apr 2015 22:09:10 +0000

[…] of all, the characters. Like the Mistborn trilogy, which you may remember I loved, Sanderson’s characters are larger than life in terms of good and evil. Or at least, they […]

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Comment on Sassy Advice – Real Love for Real People by Don't Bet the Farm on LovePanku | Kathryn Hogan

Thu, 02 Apr 2015 20:40:44 +0000

[…] Seriously though, flirting with someone you like is definitely a great idea. If you’re having trouble deciding if / how to tell that special person how you feel, read my post on the ! […]

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