If men express that they are being penalized due being men, they won’t be allowed to talk to students.
Halafax
joined 2 years ago
Out of curiosity, can you list any reproductive "right" that men have?
As a man that chose to seek therapy, the hegemony of bad therapy and spectacularly bad advice for men being offered by therapists is almost impenetrable. I've been through 7 therapists, 4 of them caused much more harm than good because of their own (and their field's) bias against men. Of them, only 2 were better than not going, and only one of those two really had the right skillset to help.
While I do think more men should pursue psychology as a career, it's important to remember that there are significant barriers for men. Barriers that feminists generally refuse to discuss in good faith.
Inviting guest speakers, for example male kindergarten teachers, to high schools where they would speak about their experiences and why they chose that job could be a first step in making it sound more approachable.
Contrarian view, men speaking honestly about the barriers men face in those field is not likely to improved the situation. It might make the existing discrepancy worse.
From a feminist? How shocking.
If you are going to post a video, please describe it in someway. I don’t want to give clicks to misandrist content.