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5	Therapists to talk about men's issues or the current state of men's issues in therapy spaces. This just isn't true. There are woke therapists, but I haven't come across them personally. I put off going to a female therapist for ages, thinking it would be better with a man. Now that I'm with a female therapist I'm much more able to work through my difficulties with women that come up in the interaction with her. And she's completely supportive and never says anything woke. I've discussed my issues with internalising feminist messages and she's been very supportive of dealing with that and…	/r/LeftWingMaleAdvocates	28/04/23 05:35 PM
13	All-Party Parliamentary Group on Issues Affecting Men and Boys: Tackling Male Suicide Thanks for the summary, this is really useful. The point about external factors is particularly important and something I didn't really realise. I'm glad this APPG exists, but it's a shame to see that most of the MPs involved are conservative - very few labour. About 75% of the MPs involved are conservative, though the peers involved are more evenly spread across the parties. Of the chair and vice chairs, all are conservative except one labour and one SNP. The left should care about this, but sa…	/r/LeftWingMaleAdvocates	01/04/23 11:48 PM
25	Talking is not enough This meme that if we just opened up everything would be completely ok is just false. I know it because I've always felt free to talk about my feelings, and I cry fairly easily. I wasn't brought up with particularly masculine norms, and have never been told to man up (except in a fairly gentle and nuanced way by female friends giving me advice on how to be more attractive). I should be perfectly fine according to the feminists who go on about toxic masculinity. But I'm not because I face a combin…	/r/LeftWingMaleAdvocates	01/04/23 11:12 PM
52	Feminists claim to help men too- when have you last heard a feminist talk about circumcision or any male issue? I once interviewed a feminist academic for a project on gender inequality in health. Most of our work had been on how this affects women, but she pointed out that men die earlier and suffer a higher burden of desease, something we hadn't heard from other people we'd talked to. So I think there probably are feminists out there who care about mens issues, its just they aren't the loudest (or most online) voices.	/r/LeftWingMaleAdvocates	19/07/21 05:53 PM

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