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| 1 | Looking for a recommendation for a group...You're looking for something called a fraternal organization. I'm from the US--some big ones here are the Freemasons, Elks Lodge, Lion's Club, Knights of Columbus (KoC is Catholic only). Some of those have global chapters, and there are probably some that are UK-specific. A lot of them have a bit of a religious tilt, but it varies. | /r/MenSupportMen | 27/12/23 10:46 AM |
| 1 | I've always had anger issues since I was a kid and I don't know what to do about it anymore.Have you tried looking up anger management classes specifically? If you are hurting yourself and break objects, you should probably see a professional. I would sign up for the university counseling as a bare minimum. Usually the waitlists are just for getting established and then once you've seen someone the first time, you can be seen more frequently. Do you have any outlets for physical energy? Sports, gym, hiking, etc? | /r/MenSupportMen | 08/02/23 07:13 PM |
| 4 | Work TemperYeah I'd reckon it's time to get another job. You may find that just getting applications out there makes you feel a little better. It helped me when I burned out at my last job. When I started to get mad, I just reminded myself that I had an escape plan in the works. You don't have to leave the industry necessarily, although that's certainly an option as well. You could consider picking up a nice part-time job or otherwise student-friendly job if you need to go back to school. Do you mind shari… | /r/MenSupportMen | 25/01/23 01:59 PM |
| 8 | Work TemperHow long have you been at that job? The quick fix is probably getting a new job, even if it's just doing the same thing somewhere else. I'd actually recommend doing this sooner rather than later before you burn bridges. Long term fix is, well, exactly what you're doing. Plus making sure to develop a healthy social life and addressing any past traumas etc., But that takes months to years to have a deep effect. Personally I'm a pretty calm person but get burned out with most jobs after a few years… | /r/MenSupportMen | 25/01/23 04:04 AM |
| 4 | Are there any real positive affirmations for men?Here. | /r/MenSupportMen | 02/01/23 02:48 AM |
| 6 | Are there any real positive affirmations for men?It has to be some made up word some man-hater cooked up. You should look up the actual history. It's much more interesting. | /r/MenSupportMen | 02/01/23 02:27 AM |
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