Ask Dr. Helen: Is Male Bashing Curable?

Column here. Excerpt:

"A few years ago Lionel Richie allowed his wife to knock him around a bit. When the media started to question his masculinity he reminded them that it didn't matter what line of defense he took, the media would turn it on him; if he hit his wife back in defense or retaliation, he'd become a woman-beater and abusive husband, but if he sat there and took it, he's labeled as less than a man. It doesn't matter what we do, we're vilified through the narrow focus of society and the media. The world has changed and it's folly to believe that our gender hasn't changed with it."
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[Dr. Helen's Partial response]

"Is maleness worth fighting for, can the culture be "cured" of its malebashing nature, or is the fight just not worth the hassle? Would it be better to let women take over the burden of running things? Also, any personal experiences with negative male stereotypes and how you handled the situation would be welcome."

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What a fine woman! I'm glad to see more and more women joining the Men's Movement. I was so pleased by the article, I sent her this letter to thank her:

Dear Dr. Helen.

I just read your reply to Married Man's letter. Your response proved to be insightful, deep, and commendable. I have a lot of respect for women like you who don't condone male-bashing, and I just want to say that the way you shamed the waitress for putting men down was just great! Please keep up your excellent work, and as my subject line says, God Bless You! The world could use more women like you. Thanks for helping us fight the misandry in the world.

Sincerely,
Evan Springler
Men's Rights Activist

Now if only there were more women like her.

Evan AKA X-TRNL
Real Men Don't Take Abuse!

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These columns are junk psychology. When will people ever learn that?
-ax

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