I agree. We cant denounce toxic masculinity in one breath and then tell men they dont have any problems when they do open up about their experiences in another breath
I agree. We cant denounce toxic masculinity in one breath and then tell men they dont have any problems when they do open up about their experiences in another breath
Yup. If it was socially acceptable for men to access resources like yours and therefore the market catered self-development stuff to men in the same way it does to women, men would also be learning boundaries, and healthy coping strategies and getting therapy etc and we would all be better off for it! At least two of the men whove been part of my life in the past few years would seriously benefit from therapy and the exposure I can easily get to awesome people and resources like you and yours, but its not 'masculine' so they dont feel like they can. I find it so sad. We all suffer when people get up in arms about trying to help men
I agree. We cant denounce toxic masculinity in one breath and then tell men they dont have any problems when they do open up about their experiences in another breath
Also what made me curious is most of my books and 90% of my content caters to women. I do one post about men and suddenly everyone is up in arms?
Yup. If it was socially acceptable for men to access resources like yours and therefore the market catered self-development stuff to men in the same way it does to women, men would also be learning boundaries, and healthy coping strategies and getting therapy etc and we would all be better off for it! At least two of the men whove been part of my life in the past few years would seriously benefit from therapy and the exposure I can easily get to awesome people and resources like you and yours, but its not 'masculine' so they dont feel like they can. I find it so sad. We all suffer when people get up in arms about trying to help men