Conversely magazine - articles and advice column focused on men

Stolen Biography of a Father: She wasn’t part of his old life; she’s afraid it will return and steal him from her. By Valeria Vegas. Date: 11/15/04
Romantic Comedy: We’re rooting for love, in the end, no matter how absurd the premise, how contrived the plot, how bad the movie. By Tod Goldberg. Date: 03/1/04
In the Details: Come as you are; go as you will. Or at least that's what Heather Panico thought. Date: 09/1/03
A Car Called Harold: There wasn't much to Harold. He ran—that's about the best thing you could say about him. By Aviva Luria. Date: 06/1/03
Defilements: He saved himself in Buddha's arms. And everyone else be dammed. By Jaimee Jackson. Date: 03/1/03
The Perfect Is There: Bittersweet eulogy. Some chess masters sacrifice their queens early on—that strategy is beyond me. By CE Piper. Date: 11/1/02
Playing the Fool: Getting it all wrong. Heather Kirk takes a look at her own contradictory tendencies and comes to a simple conclusion. Date: 11/1/02
I Am a Ball Bearing: Fear that eats love that eats life. Welcome to Gary Cozine's Mutant World, where it's all about avoiding the Big Hurt. Date: 08/1/02
Self-Portrait in Discards: Love as trash: flotsam, jetsam, scum. E. A. Bagby sifts through scraps of food, old flames, and the remains of a lingering crush. Date: 05/1/02
Late-Breaking Yew-Berry News from the Madman's Love Shack: Temporary insanity? Adrian Blevins revisits a bizarre affair with a tall, good-looking, articulate psychotic alcoholic. Date: 03/1/02
When Marje Threw the Big One at Me: Two tickets to Edinburgh. Capital city bound, Alan Varty's mind, mouth and heart stop for a long, long instant. Date: 02/1/02
Torn Flesh: We were too insecure, back then. She hated to 'lose.' I loved to 'win.' By Lenny Karpman. Date: 11/1/01
Summer Rain: Seventeen years since the first summer. Always the rain outside, battering, our shoulders against the doors. By Cynthia Kim. Date: 10/1/01
Blowing It in Idaho: It's wine hour at the Hotel McCall when Stephen Lyons ponders the changing seasons, flying cast-iron skillets, and how rare second chances can be. Date: 09/1/01
Secret World: Or did we not try hard enough? I never imagined, writes Annie Leyson, I could feel so close to someone, and not be in love. Date: 06/1/01
Cupid Shoots Nerf: When you're a relationship Cowboy, writes Brian Grosz, it's a long lonely ride to that One-Horse Town. Date: 05/1/01
Portrait of My X: He wants me, I suppose, to get over it. But I still want to punish him for all the treacheries between us. By Adrian Blevins. Date: 05/1/01
Restraint Mechanism: Wishing something had held you back? If it's meant to be frivolous sex, why doesn't it feel that way? By Jandro. Date: 02/1/01
What I Mean By That: Before, he never had much to do with food. But ever since he married Jill, Jeff Stimpson has learned a thing or two. Date: 02/1/01
Nothing to It: But seriously, what do lovers do? Where do they go? These and other questions explored by Mr. Leather Boots, Alan Varty. Date: 12/1/00
Women Who Can't Speak and the Man Who Dates Them: When syntax gets in the way of intimacy. Tony Soltis figures out why he couldn't deal with bad grammar. Date: 11/1/00
The Unwritten Rule: Thou shalt not be friends with your ex. So simple, yet so hard to do. By Krissy Smith. Date: 10/1/00
How to Recover from a Broken Heart in 101 Simple Steps: Break-up pain, in painstaking detail. Scott Kirkwood's classic insights and wisdom on achy heart repair. Date: 10/1/00
Back When I Dated a Jealous Woman: The real bad awful truth about jealousy. Which is that it's a better thing than most people will ever own up to. By Jandro. Date: 7/1/00
Morning-After Behavior: Waking up after a one-night-stand made simple - with Lee Caglioti's easy-to-follow Dos and Don'ts. Date: 7/1/00
How to Sleep With Your Friends: - It Would Be Wrong, but she also realizes It Is Inevitable. By India Johnston. Date: 5/1/00
Comes Love: A song for every heart-condition - Classic tunes paint the scenes in Jandro's love-song tribute. Date: 4/3/00