Hallie Lieberman
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- Oct 1, 2026
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What Is Gooning? One Man Opens Up About Embracing the Viral Sexual Trend. (opens the original)
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In this edition of the Secret Lives of Men, we talked to Chad*, who is a virgin and a gooner. A gooner is someone who regularly masturbates to porn for hours at a time, often with others online. The 36-year-old from Hawaii has no desire to date or get married. He’s an introvert, and his solo sex life satisfies him. He wants other guys to know it’s okay to get sexual pleasure from yourself. *Names and identifying details have been changed to protect anonymity. From a young age, I was driven to ma
I Run an X-Rated Content House. My Family Doesn’t Know—and I Don’t Plan to Tell Them. (opens the original)
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Content-creator houses are a lucrative corner of the porn industry, where a director flies performers from across the country to a house for a weeklong period of collaboration. It’s porn filming on steroids, with performers shooting hours of film with multiple partners. Once they arrive home, content creators upload their videos to OnlyFans and ManyVids to monetize them. At a later date, the director sells all the content too. For this edition of the Secret Lives of Men, Esquire spoke to Jason,
Inside the Strange, Regressive World of Christian Anti-Masturbation Clubs (opens the original)
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Like the dozens of other Christian anti-porn groups that exist, Dangerous Men United, often just referred to as Dangerous Men, treats pornography as if it were as addictive and damaging as heroin, though scientific research has not backed up these claims. The only way to free oneself from the clutches of porn watching, according to the group, is complete abstinence. To achieve such a state, Dangerous Men members are sometimes encouraged to install a Christian anti-porn software called Covenant E
Men Can Experience Abuse Too. I Know Because It Happened to Me. (opens the original)
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Ask someone to imagine a victim of intimate-partner violence and most likely they will conjure up an image of a woman. Yet about a quarter of domestic-violence victims are male, and one in ten men in the United States is a victim of partner abuse or stalking. Why aren’t these men acknowledged? There are several reasons: gender stereotypes that paint men as too macho to become victims, shame from male victims who are afraid to speak out about their experiences, and a lack of resources designed to
My Wife Is an Escort, and I’m Worried Our Family Will Find Out (opens the original)
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If your partner were an escort, would you support them? Not only that, would you enjoy hearing about their encounters? For the latest installment of Secret Lives of Men, we talked to Spencer,* a 38-year-old Canadian man whose wife, Jenny, 37, is a full-time sex worker. He supports her escorting and even gets sexual pleasure from hearing about her encounters with clients. *Names and identifying details have been changed to protect anonymity. Jenny and I met in high school in 2003. I was 15; she w
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