Most Men Won’t Tell You These 12 Relationship Needs But I Will
<p>If<strong>there’s one thing that men are notorious for, it’s their communication skills — or, lack thereof, to be more specific.</strong></p>
<p>Ironically, most men have no problem talking about themselves, or speaking up in the boardroom, or being fierce litigators in the courtroom.</p>
<p>For some reason, though, these skills tend to go out the window when it comes to their intimate relationships.</p>
<p>Why might that be?</p>
<p>It’s simple, when you think about it: Men are conditioned from a young age to be “of value” in society. By this, I mean to make money, to provide, to protect, to pursue.</p>
<p>Now — let’s not misunderstand — I am <strong>not</strong> suggesting that this is where a man’s value actually lies.</p>
<p>In fact, I’ve spent more than a decade publicly arguing <strong>against</strong> this idea.</p>
<p>Society, and relationships, are best when rooted in equality. Men and women working together, capitalizing on their own strengths, sharing in the duties and creating a harmonious <strong>team.</strong></p>
<p><strong>Not</strong> “the same,” but <strong>equal.</strong></p>
<p>What I <strong>am</strong> suggesting, though, is that regardless of how far we’ve come, we’ve still go a long way to go in the normalization of men being…well, <em>human.</em></p>
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