Men Just as Emotional as Women, There Emotions Vary to Same Degree: New Study

3 weeks, 6 days ago

Gender Agenda newsletter: Many angry men

Welcome to The Hindu’s newsletter that puts gender front and centre. Deepika Bhardwaj, a men’s rights activist, said: “#JusticeForAtulSubhash has created a storm & endless men are reaching out to us with stories more painful than the other”. One of the placards that caught my eye read, “Men are not an ATM.” Men, like women, suffer the constrictions of stereotypes …

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1 month ago

Not relationship or career: Survey says women are prioritising this more...

Hindustan Times

Women are not prioritising their role in relationships or their careers anymore. According to the survey, 25% of Gen Z women, 21% of millennials, 18% of Gen Xers and % of baby boomers said that they make very conscious efforts to feel confident about their womanhood. Dunja Kokotovic, Intimina brand manager, said, “Today’s women prioritise something truly transformative: understanding and …

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1 month, 1 week ago

Hey men, do you sometimes wish you were a woman? Study finds a new form of envy that each gender feels about the other

Hindustan Times

Envy runs deeper than you think. The researchers revealed that women often envy men due to their perceived societal privileges and biological advantages. There are also biological and physical aspects of envy, such as women envying men for not having to experience menstruation, monthly cramps, the challenges of childbirth and even men’s brute, physical strength. Men’s envy Men think women …

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1 month, 1 week ago

Young men struggling with ‘toxic masculinity’ could face greater mental health risks, says new study

Hindustan Times

A Swiss study found that men who identify with traditional male norms strongly are at a higher risk of suicide. Strain of keeping up to the traditional ‘male ideal’ The study from the University of Zurich elaborated on how traditional gender norms emphasizing strength, independence, and emotional control create dangerous psychological strain. Fearing that sharing vulnerabilities will make them seem …

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1 month, 1 week ago

Study reveals men are more dependent on relationships than women

NL Times

Contrary to long-standing stereotypes, men are more dependent on committed relationships than women, according to a forthcoming study in the journal Behavioral and Brain Sciences. Paul van Lange, a psychology professor at Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam and one of the study's authors, outlined three primary reasons why relationships hold greater significance for men than women. Most importantly, Van Lange explained that …

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1 month, 3 weeks ago

‘Reject her before she rejects me’: Why men react negatively to attractive women, according to relationship coach

Hindustan Times

Psychologist and relationship coach Sadia Khan shares videos on her YouTube channel, Sadia Psychology, to help individuals and couples navigate the complexities of modern relationships. In the clip, the host, US TV personality Paul Carrick Brunson, asked Sadia, "Men react negatively to attractive women. They have to somehow obliterate their self-esteem in order for them to make sense of why …

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1 month, 3 weeks ago

International Men's Day: When and why is it celebrated?

India Today

International Men's Day is a global observance celebrating the contributions, well-being, and achievements of men while promoting gender equality and addressing issues affecting men and boys. It encourages positive role models and highlights the importance of men’s mental health, relationships, and contributions to families and communities. International Men's Day aims to spotlight positive male role models and highlight the need …

International Men

1 month, 3 weeks ago

One in five men over 50 ‘hardly ever’ thinks about their mental wellbeing – here’s how to start

The Independent

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3 months, 2 weeks ago

Research settles age-old debate of whether men or women can tolerate pain better

Daily Mail

What's worse - a kick to the groin or childbirth? Studies over recent decades show that women suffer pain at noticeably higher rates than men, with many suggesting it has to do with different hormone levels. Women have often claimed they have a higher pain tolerance than men because they can endure childbirth, however, research has shown their tolerance levels …

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3 months, 4 weeks ago

The gendered nature of violence

Hindustan Times

On August 20 the TV network, Amazon Prime Video aired a three-episode series called Angry Young Men, featuring the work of a Bollywood duo whose scripts made blockbusters in the 1970s. The economic and social problems caused by inflation and allegations of corruption against Prime Minister Indira Gandhi and her government caused political unrest across India - the Railway Strike, …

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3 months, 4 weeks ago

The gendered nature of violence

Hindustan Times

On August 20 the TV network, Amazon Prime Video aired a three-episode series called Angry Young Men, featuring the work of a Bollywood duo whose scripts made blockbusters in the 1970s. {{^userSubscribed}} {{/userSubscribed}} {{^userSubscribed}} {{/userSubscribed}} Psychologists, sociologists, and anthropologists studying violence suggest that the root causes of anger are inequality in societies, lack of law and order, unemployment, high levels …

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5 months, 3 weeks ago

Mental health study confirms what many already suspected: Indian women are more stressed than men

Hindustan Times

A mental health study has confirmed what many already suspected - working women in India are more stressed than men. After gathering responses from more than 5,000 respondents, mental health platform YourDost found that at workplaces, women were more stressed than men. The most-stressed age group The "Emotional Wellness State of Employees" report found that employees between 21 and 30, …

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9 months, 1 week ago

The delicate balance of gender roles

New Indian Express

I smile and, when the occasion permits, share that it is indeed the oldest tradition of India you are keeping alive. I assume the tradition of changing the name happened in the last 100 years or so, when we adopted the western style of addressing married women. If you check your family records with traditional pundits, you will find that …

Women Men

9 months, 4 weeks ago

'The extra shift': The unpaid emotional labour expected of women at work

BBC

'The extra shift': The unpaid emotional labour expected of women at work Getty Images Even at workplaces with gender parity, many women still end up doing emotional heavy lifting Women largely bear the brunt of invisible workplace responsibilities. "All of the traits and skills and roles associated with emotional labour have always been put onto girls and women, starting from …

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10 months ago

A note on the issue: The anxiety of the Indian male

Live Mint

A couple of weeks ago, I read Neha J. Hiranandani’s iParent: Embracing Parenting In The Digital Age in which she makes the very pertinent, and somewhat frightening, observation that for a whole generation, the first experience of love, romance, sex and heartbreak is entirely online. We recently did stories about dating app burnout fuelled by the anxiety to find a …

Men Indian Male

10 months, 3 weeks ago

The Great Gender Divide: Globally, young women are becoming more liberal than men, but what about India?

Hindustan Times

Not so long ago, we’d look at generations as a whole. “In countries on every continent, an ideological gap has opened up between young men and women.” American women have become more liberal since the 1990s, finds a new Gallup poll and the shift is more evident among young women and senior women—up by 11 points. The similarities in career …

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11 months, 2 weeks ago

Gender Question | How to smash the patriarchy? Listen to women

Hindustan Times

The world is at war, and it’s not Ukraine or Russia, or Israel or Gaza, or Iran or Pakistan, or the United States or Yemen that we’re talking about. In ‘10,000 years of Patriarchy’ — a project by visiting fellow at Stanford University, Dr Alice Evans — we see how gender roles came to be valued differently as land became …

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1 year ago

Living and leading with emotional intelligence

Live Mint

How do you relate to your emotions? Emotional intelligence is broadly defined as a person’s ability to recognize and contextualise their emotions and the emotions of others. Renowned yoga achārya T. Krishnamacharya said, “A healthy individual is one who is able to feel all the rasās as it arises in them and return to a state of śāntam after the …

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1 year ago

Cougars rejoice! Women with younger boyfriends have more fulfilling relationships than ladies with same-age partners, study finds

Daily Mail

From Cher to Priyanka Chopra, many of the most famous women in Hollywood are known for dating younger men. Research shows that women with younger boyfriends score more highly for emotional intelligence, sexual self-efficacy, and happiness than ladies with partners of the same age. 'This study questions the preconceived notion that women in relationships with younger men are any less …

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1 year, 2 months ago

Controversy as man slams all men for answering one 'relationship-killing' question wrong: 'Women won't respect you afterwards'

Daily Mail

Most women agree with his 'outdated' take on relationships A man has slammed all men for 'killing the attraction' in their relationships by telling their partners they 'don't know' where they want to go or what they want for dinner. Kevin, from Vancouver, claimed that answering the key question with 'I don't know' every time snowballs into women feeling on …

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1 year, 3 months ago

Far more women execs experience stress than men with addiction problems common

The Independent

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1 year, 3 months ago

Turning the tide

China Daily

Psychologist Zhang Chun likes to try new things, such as boxing and stand-up comedy. In psychologist Zhang Chun's consult ing room in Xiamen, Fujian province, she has witnessed the struggles of women, their awakening in society and their changing attitudes to traditional family roles. According to the World Health Organization, about 264 million people around the world have depression, and …

Women

1 year, 3 months ago

Turning the tide

China Daily

Psychologist Zhang Chun likes to try new things, such as boxing and stand-up comedy. In psychologist Zhang Chun's consult ing room in Xiamen, Fujian province, she has witnessed the struggles of women, their awakening in society and their changing attitudes to traditional family roles. According to the World Health Organization, about 264 million people around the world have depression, and …

Women Tide Psychologist

1 year, 6 months ago

Health Matters: the best of times, the worst of times

The Hindu

There’s never been a better time to talk about technology, there’s never been a worse time to talk about technology’s role in our lives. The latest health controversy in the country is the reported leak of CoWIN data, where a messaging bot put personal information about people and their IDs out in the public domain. In a continuous underlining of …

Health India

1 year, 7 months ago

Stress caused by gender inequality is damaging women’s brains, study finds

The Independent

Stress caused by gender inequality is harming women’s brains, a first-of-its-kind study has suggested. Researchers at more than 70 institutions discovered the outer thickness of the right part of women’s brains was slimmer than men's in countries with worse gender inequality but there was no substantial difference in nations with greater gender equality. “These changes were particularly located in brain …

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1 year, 8 months ago

Men and women experience gender discrimination when applying for jobs

NL Times

According to recent studies, the criterion for hiring women and men depends on how many employees in the company are of the same gender as the applicant. The new study, which combined findings from 57 previous studies on gender discrimination, for the first time systematically examined the percentage of women and men in each occupational group. The researchers were able …

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1 year, 8 months ago

Robbie Williams’ comments on children and marriage have done women a massive favour

The Independent

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1 year, 8 months ago

Ranks of female surgeons on the rise

China Daily

From left: Yuqin, soon-to-be resident in chest surgery at Ruijin Hospital in Shanghai; Wang Yangyun, associate chief doctor of urology surgery at Shanghai No 5 People's Hospital; Kuang Jie, chief thyroid surgeon at Ruijin Hospital; Liu Li, 39, an associate chief surgeon of urology at Zhongshan Hospital in Shanghai; Yin Wenjin, chief breast surgery doctor at Renji Hospital in Shanghai. …

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1 year, 8 months ago

A call to action: How Indian men can support working women’s progress

Live Mint

In a standard economic model, agents maximize utility across goods, services and leisure. My analysis reveals that working women spend significantly less time on leisurely activities than working men and also compared to women who do not spend any time on employment-related activities. The TUS was a national representative sample that measured, in 30-minute intervals from 4am onwards, the time …

India Activities Women Leisure Services Men Work

1 year, 9 months ago

The toll of emotional labor: "You have a hierarchy of whose experience matters and whose doesn't"

Salon

I used to have a boss who, shortly after he joined the company, informed me that my job was to be his therapist. Hackman knows that it's called "emotional labor" because it's a full-time job. Emotional labor is a form of work that is expected of women in all spheres of society, whether it's private or in public. When emotional …

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1 year, 9 months ago

Decoding sexist clichés

The Hindu

Women “have no sense of direction,” “are bad at math,” “spend too much money” and “are hysterical” and “more delicate” than their male counterparts. It shows up in widespread preconceived ideas that are anchored in people’s mentalities, wrongly accepted as self-evident, and that most people don’t even question anymore: For example, we often hear that women have “no sense of …

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1 year, 11 months ago

Mental health tips: 3 effective ways for women to beat daily stress

Hindustan Times

Women are more prone to daily stress than men as most of the working women have to juggle multiple roles of a mother, caregiver to elderly, and breadwinner for the family. Mental health tips: 3 effective ways for women to beat daily stress "In determining mental health and mental illness, gender plays a critical role. Women must take care of …

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2 years ago

2022: The Year of the Angry Woman on-screen

The Hindu

After a gruelling couple of years lost to the pandemic, cinema made a comeback in 2022, and how! In 2012 both men and women reported anger and stress at similar levels; however, nine years later, women are angrier by a margin of six percentage points with the pandemic playing a very significant role. 2022 also gave women a lot to …

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2 years, 1 month ago

Emotional Challenges Of Women Differ From Those Of Men? Find Out

News 18

Situationally, there are some challenges that are unique to women – like the specific impact of hormonal changes and cycles, societal and family pressure concerning weight, marriage, childbirth and parenting – women bear the brunt of it even more than men in several cases. A plethora of biases, discrimination and societal expectations at different stages of life impact the emotional …

Women Men Excellence Installations

2 years, 1 month ago

International Men's Day: Rajeev Khandelwal Happy That Society is 'Beginning to See Men Can be Vulnerable Too'

News 18

Today is International Men’s Day. On the occasion of International Men’s Day, actor Rajeev Khandelwal says that this is an important day as it helps many reflect on what masculinity truly means. Talking about it, the actor, who was last seen in Zee Theatre’s teleplay Court Martial in 2021, says, “Times have changed and popular culture needs to reflect the …

Men Rajeev Khandelwal

2 years, 2 months ago

Toxic masculinity could be making Indian men feel lonely

Live Mint

For decades, the ‘angry young man’ trope has been glorified to describe the sort of hulking masculinity that ‘real men’ had to aspire to. In Anubhuti Kashyap’s recent film Doctor G, the character of Dr Uday Gupta played by Ayushmann Khurrana says, “humare mohalle me ladke cricket khelte hain aur ladkiyan badminton”. She adds that men are “not taught to …

Mental Health Mumbai Shah Men Feel

2 years, 3 months ago

10 things men find attractive about women

Hindustan Times

What is that men find attractive in a woman? Here are 10 things that men find attractive about women according to a survey Here are 10 things that men find attractive about women according to this survey: 1. Embracing the style Men love to see women wear the best clothes and that gives them the first impression of the woman …

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2 years, 6 months ago

87% Of Indian Professionals Believe Sharing Emotions At Work Boosts Productivity, Morale: LinkedIn

ABP News

Some 87 per cent of 2,188 Indian professionals who took part in a study believed sharing emotions at work boosted their productivity and morale, said LinkedIn, an online professional network. But as India warms up to expressing at work, 7 in 10 professionals in India believe there is a stigma around sharing feelings at work. Unfairly, women are bearing the …

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2 years, 6 months ago

Six in 10 employees in India are okay with crying at work

Live Mint

There was a time when showing emotions at work was considered a sign of weakness and unprofessional. And 87% employees felt exhibiting one’s emotions instead of bottling them up may improve staff morale in hybrid workspace. The employees, however, were also cognizant of the age-old perception regarding the “stigma around sharing feelings at work”, the survey stated. “The past two …

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2 years, 6 months ago

Yes, men cry too, and it’s time that we let them

Live Mint

Karan Upadhyay, 30, broke up with his fiancee of three years a few months back. Many men go through a mental health crisis after a breakup, but they are far less likely than women to admit they need emotional support. Mumbai-based Dr Amit Malik, the founder and CEO of InnerHour, a mental health service, says that the need to conform …

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2 years, 9 months ago

Your Sex Influences Emotional Expression of Face and Voice: Study

News 18

A recent study has found that how we understand the emotional expression of a face or voice is heavily influenced by the perceived sex, and vice versa. “Interestingly, there wasn’t a gender divide in the way the perceived sex of a face affected emotional judgements — but women were slightly more sensitive to subtle changes in emotion overall,” he concluded. …

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2 years, 9 months ago

The masculine ideal of suppressing one's feelings has all kinds of awful repercussions

Salon

It might surprise you to know that boys are more emotionally expressive than girls before age two. Men who embrace this aspect of cultural masculinity cannot empathize with another person's emotional experience because they have no point of reference in their own minds with which to understand it. It blocks men from utilizing one of life's effective means known for …

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2 years, 9 months ago

One in three women alter their behaviour on dates to make men feel ‘more powerful’

The Independent

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2 years, 10 months ago

Charts that capture the persisting problem of patriarchy in India

Hindustan Times

Women have been discriminated against historically in India and the rest of the world. Indians don’t think women are inferior, but prefer men in employment 80% of Indians in the Pew survey agreed that it is very important for women to have the same rights as men. Views about discrimination at odds with responsibilities and mobility of women Only about …

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2 years, 10 months ago

Study Finds That Men Are Viewed As 'More Entitled To Orgasms' Than Women

Huff Post

LOADING ERROR LOADING Research reliably shows that straight women statistically have fewer orgasms than any other demographic. Most women feel like they ‘had sex’ whether they experience orgasm or not,” sex therapist Kimberly Resnick Anderson told HuffPost. “Thousands of male clients I’ve spoken with about sex feel like if they don’t have an orgasm, sex doesn’t ‘count.’ Most women feel …

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2 years, 11 months ago

Fragile masculinity in men lowers sexual satisfaction, impacts honest communication: Study

Hindustan Times

Men are often victimised for the sake of the society's perception of 'manliness'. Fragile masculinity in men lowers sexual satisfaction, impacts honest communication: Study According to the study published in 'Social Psychological and Personality Science', the more women perceived their partner's sense of masculinity as fragile, the more they reported faking orgasms and the lower their sexual satisfaction. In one …

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2 years, 11 months ago

Here is Why Women Have Higher Requirement of Sleep Than Men

News 18

Sleep is essential for preserving mental, physical, and emotional well-being. A 2014 study published in the National Library of Medicine titled Exploring Sex and Gender Differences in Sleep Health: A Society for Women’s Health Research Report found that men and women have different ideal sleep hours. It further stated that “women are 40% more likely than men to suffer from …

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3 years ago

False stereotypes must get out of gender equality’s way

Live Mint

While a Chinese woman astronaut was embarking on her second space voyage and first space walk, the media mostly highlighted the sexist comments and condescending remarks hurled at her, rather than her remarkable feats. In 1962, at a US Congressional hearing on women as spacefarers, a view was aired that women are “less susceptible to monotony, loneliness, heat, pain, and …

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Men Just as Emotional as Women, There Emotions Vary to Same Degree: New Study

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