Am I Sleeping with the Enemy?

The narrative explores the journey of a boy molded by societal expectations to reject femininity in his quest for masculinity, ultimately sacrificing his true self. It critiques the contemporary notion of masculinity, arguing that it reflects a regression to outdated ideals. Drawing on his background in ministry and advocacy, Clark posits that Jesus offers a transformative vision of masculinity that promotes harmony between genders, challenging cultural norms of power and oppression. This work calls for a reexamination of what it means to be a "real man."