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113 30 comments [social issues] Lost boys report: Young men are in crisis due to fatherlessness

 

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103 /u/MonkeyCartridge said Oh for sure. I had my own dark-night-of-the-soul period in college in the 2010s after I was the target of some false accusations. And I tell ya. If you are a guy struggling with loneliness, feeling ...
90 /u/captainhornheart said I haven't seen it, but I have read about it. I have to question the timing of this show and the message it sends out. Boys and men are already feeling demonised, there's a great deal of hyperbole abou...
86 /u/MelissaMiranti said It's the same thing that they did with "emotional labor" turning it from a term to support workers rights into a term that is another bludgeon used against men in relationships.
84 /u/ZealousidealCrazy393 said The woman who runs the organization has this to say: "Some people are offended by our name - Lads Need Dads - but I stand by it. We're not taking away from the importance of a mother, but that male i...
82 /u/Fan_Service_3703 said I like Graham a lot. He's one of my favourite actors. But while there was some good and worthwhile stuff in this show, I don't think it gets anywhere near examining why and how young men fall into the...
81 /u/SpicyTigerPrawn said > Young men whom everyone seems to be fighting for the vote of. Writing articles, giving interviews, and telling audiences that not voting for a woman can only be explained by sexism is not fighti...
80 /u/AshenCursedOne said The problem with every echo chamber, is that eventually, it becomes extremely noninclusive, so there are no real examples of wrong think within the group anymore. With no real people around to belittl...
73 /u/AssociationThink8446 said I would be more open to the idea if feminists organisations and politicians i.e. the ones who have actual power to make change, were accepting of men's issues or at the very least just indifferent tow...
72 /u/SpicyMarshmellow said I'm also seeing traditional chivalry values at play, because the reason being presented here to work on oneself is to protect women, not because men deserve well-being and we should do it for ourselve...
72 /u/Mustard_The_Colonel said I am very involved dad in my kids life I have them 50/50 but if I don't drive to pick them up she won't drop them off. If I do the same police would be knocking my door down within 30 min of drop off ...