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| 4 | Psychology Today: Masculinity is not the problem.Wow, sounds really interesting, could I DM you to get more information of the service you provide? I would honestly like to learn more about this so I could get some ideas for the future, I find myself thinking about how to help more men and engage with them, so this sounds really interesting. | /r/LeftWingMaleAdvocates | 26/10/20 05:08 AM |
| 20 | Psychology Today: Masculinity is not the problem.I hear you and I'm sorry you had to go through that. Where I work there was a woman that once told a patient "you have to be a better husband and a better father, think about your children!". And when I asked her what was that about she said "he needs to man up!". Sadly, lots of therapists (men and women) are like that. They usually complain about male patients, saying that they are rude, in denial, or cry babies. I always tell them: Clients are supposed to be difficult, that's why they are clie… | /r/LeftWingMaleAdvocates | 26/10/20 01:54 AM |
| 1 | The inability of most everyone to understand why men deserve equal rights to qbdicate from pregnancy is infuriating and baffling to me.I agree with the idea that, if the man makes it clear he doesn't want to be a parent, and the woman is okay with being a single parent, they should be able to sign a contract or something were the father is allowed to have all responsabilities terminated. A man shouldn't have to pay for a child they didn't want. What I never find a correct answer, or an answer that makes me feel okay I guess, is: what happens if the woman gets pregnant, and wants to terminate the pregnancy, and the man wants to … | /r/LeftWingMaleAdvocates | 25/10/20 10:02 PM |
| 40 | Psychology Today: Masculinity is not the problem.As a therapist, it can be...complicated, when a man enters the office. I mostly work in a non profit, and we see a range of issues, but something I find is that when a lot of men come to the first interview, they are quick to point out that they are only there because mom, wife, daughter or someone else, wants them there. They do not need it, they are good on their own, but they are doing it as a sign that they care about this other person in their life. Framing it as a sacrifice they are making… | /r/LeftWingMaleAdvocates | 25/10/20 09:50 PM |
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