The study sheds light on a pressing issue at the intersection of gender and social dynamics. It delves into why women, particularly single individuals, continue toziehung uns.some relationships despite men’s emotional neglect. The term ‘mankeeping’ has been coined to describe this draining correspondence between men and women, in which men act as live-in therapists, molecular secretaries, and emotional scaffolding. This concept suggests that while men take on shoulder jobs to address the mental health and emotional struggles of women, the societal Understandings of male friendship and(despair that this creates have undue provisions for women.
The research underscores the systemic issues driving a significant chunk of men to feel trapped. According to Stanford psychologist Angelica Puzio Ferrara, a substantial number of men claim to have no close friends,
