Men Didn’t Lose Their Emotions. They Learned to Survive Without Them скачать в хорошем качестве

Men Didn’t Lose Their Emotions. They Learned to Survive Without Them

For generations, men were required to do things that demanded emotional shutdown. They defended communities. They worked dangerous jobs. They fought wars. They carried responsibility without space to feel. Emotional distance wasn’t a flaw. It was a survival skill. But what helps someone survive a harsh world can quietly harm their ability to connect in an intimate one. In this video, I explore: why emotional shutdown made sense historically for men how those survival adaptations were passed down why many men struggle with emotional access today how this affects modern relationships and marriages This isn’t about blaming men. And it isn’t about excusing harm. It’s about understanding the cost of survival strategies that were never meant to last forever. When we understand why men shut down, we can begin to talk about what it takes to reconnect without shame, pressure, or erasure. If you’ve ever wondered why emotional closeness feels hard, confusing, or overwhelming in relationships, this conversation is for you.