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Ep. 34 Men Fear WOMEN and are More Depressed and Lonely? | Dr. Avrum Weiss
In this thought-provoking episode, Mr. Rembrandt sits down with renowned psychologist Dr. Avrum Weiss for a deep dive into the often-misunderstood emotional landscape of men. Through a candid and intellectually rigorous discussion, they challenge conventional wisdom and shed light on the unique struggles and perspectives of men navigating relationships, loneliness, and societal expectations.
Join us as we explore groundbreaking insights on topics such as men's capacity for emotional depth and connection, links between social isolation and male longevity, men's emotional expression and coping mechanisms, controversial takes on male depression.
Throughout the conversation, Mr. Rembrandt brings his signature incisive analysis and bold questioning to the table, pushing the boundaries of traditional narratives. While he and Dr. Weiss may not see eye-to-eye on every point, their dynamic exchange models the kind of fearless and open-minded dialogue necessary for true progress.
Whether you're a man seeking validation and tools for your own journey, or someone who cares about a man in your life, this episode is a must-watch. Prepare to have your assumptions challenged and your empathy deepened. Let's rewrite the script on men's emotional lives, one honest conversation at a time.
Timestamps:
00:00 - Introduction and background on Dr. Avrum Weiss
04:37 - Why men get emotionally withdrawn in arguments with women
11:42 - Examining the role of fear in men's emotional responses
18:56 - Unpacking the "still face experiment" and its implications
25:19 - Challenging assumptions about male social isolation and longevity
32:08 - The myth of men's emotional detachment and the power of male bonding
38:14 - Navigating cultural conditioning and restrictive male gender norms
45:57 - Reframing the conversation around male depression and mental health
50:33 - Practical strategies for bridging the gender empathy gap
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By Mr. RembrandtIn this thought-provoking episode, Mr. Rembrandt sits down with renowned psychologist Dr. Avrum Weiss for a deep dive into the often-misunderstood emotional landscape of men. Through a candid and intellectually rigorous discussion, they challenge conventional wisdom and shed light on the unique struggles and perspectives of men navigating relationships, loneliness, and societal expectations.
Join us as we explore groundbreaking insights on topics such as men's capacity for emotional depth and connection, links between social isolation and male longevity, men's emotional expression and coping mechanisms, controversial takes on male depression.
Throughout the conversation, Mr. Rembrandt brings his signature incisive analysis and bold questioning to the table, pushing the boundaries of traditional narratives. While he and Dr. Weiss may not see eye-to-eye on every point, their dynamic exchange models the kind of fearless and open-minded dialogue necessary for true progress.
Whether you're a man seeking validation and tools for your own journey, or someone who cares about a man in your life, this episode is a must-watch. Prepare to have your assumptions challenged and your empathy deepened. Let's rewrite the script on men's emotional lives, one honest conversation at a time.
Timestamps:
00:00 - Introduction and background on Dr. Avrum Weiss
04:37 - Why men get emotionally withdrawn in arguments with women
11:42 - Examining the role of fear in men's emotional responses
18:56 - Unpacking the "still face experiment" and its implications
25:19 - Challenging assumptions about male social isolation and longevity
32:08 - The myth of men's emotional detachment and the power of male bonding
38:14 - Navigating cultural conditioning and restrictive male gender norms
45:57 - Reframing the conversation around male depression and mental health
50:33 - Practical strategies for bridging the gender empathy gap