Jordan Peterson has a large male following but also a growing female following. Because his arguments are so well presented in a fair and reasonable manner; this is why I am one of them.
Catherine
Catherine
Catherine has a Bsc Hons degree in Psychology and is studying for her Positive Psychology Practitioner qualification. She feels mens' mental health is crying out for more "men friendly" resources online. She worked for three years supporting men experiencing homelessness, addiction and mental health issues, so has real world experience of the many challenges facing men in our society today.
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It’s time for politicians and governments to start putting some energy toward men’s needs, men’s rights, and men’s services, just like they have done for women.
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In this article, I’m going to list specific practices and habits that have been proven to be effective in boosting mental wellbeing for men.
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Racial Justice
Black Men Matter: The Origins of Systemic Racism in the American Police Force
by Catherineby CatherineThe number of Black people killed by the police has increased in the last two years. This is shocking as it’s the opposite of what we might expect in the wake of Black Lives Matter.
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Almost four decades on, Top Gun: Maverick is a brilliant celebration of modern masculinity. In this movie, men are men – and no one is apologizing for it.
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Too often we have heard of cases on the news where a young, Black male has been assumed to be guilty of something, only for it to transpire later that he was innocent.
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If the Depp vs. Heard trial is showing us anything thus far, it’s that men and women can be equal in many things; including being the victims of abuse.
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Egalitarianism
Toxic Positivity: And Its Negative Effect on Men’s Mental Health
by Catherineby CatherineIt’s part of our natural behavior to experience and express an array of emotions, not just one.
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There are people who remain “unconscious” to the sexist stereotypes often perpetuated by women – especially feminists – towards men.
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These shifts between men and womens’ roles has actually created opportunities for men to create their own definition of success and to break away from society’s draconian definition of what being a “successful man” looks like.