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Dr. Brendan Kwiatkowski discusses the challenges faced by teenage boys in today's society and the importance of addressing masculinity and emotions. He highlights the need for guidance and role models for teenage boys, as well as the impact of socialization and biology on their emotional well-being.

He emphasizes the importance of creating a culture of intergenerational guidance and connection to combat loneliness and hopelessness among teenage boys.

He also discusses the role of social media and the influence of using phrases such as "Toxic Masculinity"  negatively impacts how teenage boys' perceptions of themselves and others. The conversation concludes with a discussion of the importance of parents and educators doing their own emotional work to support teenage boys better.

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