Background
The
author is a 52 year old male living in the state of New South Wales, Australia.
He has spent the last 30 years involved with church youth groups and boys'
sport groups on a casual basis after normal work hours. His identity is not
revealed in order to protect those who have contributed to the pages on the
site. Normal paid work is an Electrical Engineer.
His personal church association is with a local modern Christian
denomination with a world-wide presence.
He has no formal qualifications in social work, but has studied extensively
in order to help the youths who came across his path, many in severe emotional
and psychological circumstances.
He has traveled to Russia 10 times on short term church "mission" trips
working in youth summer camps near St Petersburg and an orphanage in the East
of Russia - very rewarding experiences!
Reasons for this site
One reason for writing this site is he soon found that some major emotional
and behavioral problems with male youth were alleviated, almost miraculously
sometimes, when the young person learned that what was happening to him was
normal development phases that every male passes through.
Another reason for writing this site is to alert parents to the different
ways boys think these days compared with the author's teenage days. In a
nutshell:
- The author's generation was largely ignorant about their sexual
development.
- This generation believes lies about their normal sexual development! They
tend to view everything in relation to "could this mean I'm gay or a sex
maniac" and adopt inappropriate strategies to cope with their private
diagnosis.
A third reason for this site is to counter some other 'information' sites
directed at teenagers on the www. Have you seen the number of gay sites
offering 'impartial' help to questioning teens? Have you seen the sites that
answer the teenager's questions and then actively promote sexual relations
between children of almost any age? Plenty of the information out there is loud
and constant and becomes "truth" to our youth because of the repetitive way it
is presented by the media.
By presenting another viewpoint, the young people who access this site can
hopefully see a bigger picture and make more informed decisions on life
matters.
Feedback and suggestions are welcome at the email address on the
Contact link.
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