Start to implement some of the suggestions. Most importantly think about a house of worship or other “club” or service group to be a part of to talk and meet with people. Many types of organizations to have friends. I know you can do it!
Thanks for written this Erick. If the men in this country continue to go down the road of mental problems, then the women take more control and as a woman, we have enough feminization of society. We need men to be men and if men are in a mental state, they can't be the men we women need them to be! My Dad growing up always played golf on Saturday mornings, when it wasn't raining or snowing, with a couple of close friends. He did this till he was too old and frail to hit a golf ball and after reading your article I can see that those outings helped him stay the man I admired growing up!
I have extended family as my solution to this...And a lot of them.
This is me to a tee. I do not know how to begin to emerge out if this.
Start to implement some of the suggestions. Most importantly think about a house of worship or other “club” or service group to be a part of to talk and meet with people. Many types of organizations to have friends. I know you can do it!
Thank you. I will give it a shot. I will also ask the Lord to help me find a friend.
Story of my life Erick.....Down to just a few friends, and none of which I can truly confide in.
Social isolation and depression (especially in men) is equal to smoking for heart disease risk.
Thanks for written this Erick. If the men in this country continue to go down the road of mental problems, then the women take more control and as a woman, we have enough feminization of society. We need men to be men and if men are in a mental state, they can't be the men we women need them to be! My Dad growing up always played golf on Saturday mornings, when it wasn't raining or snowing, with a couple of close friends. He did this till he was too old and frail to hit a golf ball and after reading your article I can see that those outings helped him stay the man I admired growing up!