As a young male I find it really interesting how many of my female friends go to therapy. I don’t always know their reasons, but some have said even without trauma, it’s just nice to have someone to talk to about everyday problems. I think a lot of guys are more reserved and sometimes a bit scared to open up about their feelings, which probably explains why fewer men go compared to women. I’m trying to better understand the benefits of therapy, especially for people who haven’t been through anything major, and why there seems to be such a big disconnect between how men and women approach it. submitted by /u/Alternative_Pen815
Originally posted by u/Alternative_Pen815 on r/AskMen
I have. COVID messed me up. It has been a tough road but I know I’m doing it for my wife and our life together. Maybe it’s working maybe it’s not, but I’m still here and my wife loves me.
