How men can save relationships by learning to be vulnerable

(Isabel Espanol/Illustration for The Washington Post)


How men can save relationships by learning to be vulnerable
By Andrew Reiner for The Washington Post

Neglecting to examine and tend to emotional needs is common to many men, it turns out. For a number of reasons — many rooted in socialized norms about masculinity — men are often taught very young to diminish, or even ignore, their emotions in relationships. They do this, however, at the expense of their relationships’ health and their own well-being. When men learn to better understand their emotional needs, the payoff can be profound.


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