It seems that every day there's a new study linking happiness to something. And yet most of us feel we could be happier and wonder what we can do to achieve contentment.
A feature of masculinity is that it equates to mastery over the emotions. Most men will tell you that listening to another man express their emotions is uncomfortable.
The male hormone testosterone is frequently associated with aggression and, well, manliness. But testosterone has a wider role to play with moods and one that could well be implicated in depression.
Children with special needs have always been a favorite target for bullying and teasing. It's easy to see why - they're different.
My original thought for this Sharepost was to focus on the experience of male depression. Then I realized it might first make sense to illuminate some of the differences between men and women.
Most people assume that a graduate who lands a good job is going to have smooth sailing ahead. But snagging that perfect job (or not) is not the only stressor that graduates are going to have to deal with.
In my last Sharepost, Why Depressed Men Won’t Ask for Help, I made the point that gender roles have a huge bearing on the way…
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