Skill Up Blog

The myth that “boys don’t cry” has deep roots in our culture, teaching men to suppress their emotions from a young age. This emotional repression harms their mental health, leading to anxiety and depression, and negatively impacts their relationships. It’s time to redefine masculinity by encouraging emotional expression and vulnerability. Discover how changing perceptions can empower men and foster healthier connections, creating a more compassionate society for everyone.

The myth of male fortitude: why men also need to cry The idea that “boys don’t cry” in our culture

DEAR MEN Dear Men, I think the time has come to write you a few lines. I do not know

Emotional Respectful Men: educating young men to prevent violence against women Violence against women is one of the most obvious

Some concepts, especially those associated with social media, have become quite popular in recent years, such as gaslighting, ghosting, and

Shame has long been a central theme in literature and art, often used to explore the complexities of human experience

  At the heart of the ERM (Emotional Respectful Men) project is our mission to reshape how we approach emotional