Believe it or not, men lie for a very simple reason and society itself may be the blame. Nash and Chao discuss the different layers of lying, why men do it so much, and the importance of creating a safe space for the truth. They also debate whether the lie itself is the problem vs. the intent of the lie. Nash shares how her ex manipulated her into a relationship with a major lie and Chao shares the lie he can't stop telling for some reason. Follow us: @menpathypodcast

Believe it or not, men lie for a very simple reason and society itself may be the blame. Nash and Chao discuss the different layers of lying, why men do it so much, and the importance of creating a safe space for the truth. They also debate whether the lie itself is the problem vs. the intent of the lie. Nash shares how her ex manipulated her into a relationship with a major lie and Chao shares the lie he can't stop telling for some reason. Follow us: @menpathypodcast

Believe it or not, men lie for a very simple reason and society itself may be the blame. Nash and Chao discuss the different layers of lying, why men do it so much,&nbsp;and the importance of creating a safe space for the truth. They also debate whether the lie itself is the problem vs. the intent of the lie. Nash shares how her ex manipulated&nbsp;her into a relationship with a major lie and Chao shares the lie he can't stop telling for some reason. Follow us:&nbsp;@menpathypodcast

11. Men Be Lying.

“Menpathy,” a blend of the words “men” and “empathy,” is a podcast dedicated to empathizing with the stories, experiences, and mental health of men in modern society. Join Nash Rose and Chao Williams each week as they comedically and sincerely explore topics that are often overlooked in a world that continues to perpetuate false ideas of manhood. No topic is off limits as Nash and Chao (and sometimes guests) delve into a range of perspectives from lighthearted banter about the intricacies of dating (c’mon, who should really be paying the bill on the first date?) to more intense and meaningful topics like the importance of crying and the snowball effects of unhealed trauma. You’ll laugh, you’ll cry, you’ll learn. New episodes released every Wednesday in partnership with Three Springs Media.

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“Menpathy,” a blend of the words “men” and “empathy,” is a podcast dedicated to empathizing with the stories, experiences, and mental health of men in modern society. Join Nash Rose and Chao Williams each week as they comedically and sincerely explore topics that are often overlooked in a world that continues to perpetuate false ideas of manhood. No topic is off limits as Nash and Chao (and sometimes guests) delve into a range of perspectives from lighthearted banter about the intricacies of dating (c’mon, who should really be paying the bill on the first date?) to more intense and meaningful topics like the importance of crying and the snowball effects of unhealed trauma. You’ll laugh, you’ll cry, you’ll learn. New episodes released every Wednesday in partnership with Three Springs Media.

“Menpathy,” a blend of the words “men” and “empathy,” is a podcast dedicated to empathizing with the stories, experiences, and mental health of men in modern society. Join Nash Rose and Chao Williams each week as they comedically and sincerely explore topics that are often overlooked in a world that continues to perpetuate false ideas of manhood. No topic is off limits as Nash and Chao (and sometimes guests) delve into a range of perspectives from lighthearted banter about the intricacies of dating (c’mon, who should really be paying the bill on the first date?) to more intense and meaningful topics like the importance of crying and the snowball effects of unhealed trauma. You’ll laugh, you’ll cry, you’ll learn.&nbsp;New episodes released every Wednesday in partnership with Three Springs Media.

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