WriteClub.com: The Tyler Durdens of Op-Ed
Today’s post is a guest piece by Matthew Crowder, the founder of WriteClub.com.
Write Club has moved out of the basement and onto the net. It’s a volunteer community site where fighters can get down in the trenches and debate any topic, from “Should the woman make the first move?” to “Should a woman read sexy poetry to her man in bed to turn him on?”
Let’s face it: None of those pantywaist sites out there with wishy-washy, feel-good answers can help you when it comes to the hard topics. So why don’t you hit Write Club as hard as you can with YOUR itching, burning and possibly infectious questions?
The Rules of Write Club state: “Write for only one side, fellas.” So make up your mind and write what you feel. It’s time to win over the hearts and minds of those weaker souls out there looking for guidance on the issues that matter.
Have a take. Don’t suck. Let your voice be heard at Write Club.
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