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Ep. 167 Maybe You're NOT the Problem.

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Look spacemen, it takes a true spaceman to admit when they're wrong and an even truer one to admit when their wife is wrong. On today's episode, we do just that.
We don't actually admit to being wrong, but Mike and Rob talk about how men are the problem in relationships. We're not saying women are, but we are saying we need to stop blaming men for everything. You're doing a good job. Could you do better? Sure! That's why you listen to The Manspace (which, coincidentally, is how I know you are doing a good job). So keep your chin up. Listen in and be not the problem.
Keywords

relationships, men's roles, communication, societal expectations, sexual desires, self-improvement, emotional connection, therapy, understanding, feedback loops
Takeaways

  • Men need to learn a different relationship with sex.
  • It's important for men to express their feelings.
  • Women often perceive men as the problem in relationships.
  • Men are doing better than they think they are.
  • Communication is key in understanding each other.
  • Societal expectations can distort perceptions of men.
  • Feedback loops in relationships are crucial to understand.
  • Men should not feel like they are the only ones at fault.
  • It's essential to focus on the couple you want to be.
  • Self-improvement is a shared responsibility in relationships.

Sound Bites

  • "I'm just glad to be here."
  • "Don't screw this up."
  • "Men are not the problem."

Chapters

00:00
Rant on Gender Roles in Relationships

00:32
Exploring Emotional Regulation

03:37
Cultural References and Music Discussions

07:35
Introduction and Anticipation for Upcoming Events

10:32
Understanding Men's Role in Relationships

12:35
The Perception of Men in Society

14:46
Expectations and Criticism in Relationships

16:39
The Importance of Communication and Understanding

18:33
Men's Emotional Needs and Societal Pressures

20:32
The Distortion of Relationships and Control

22:40
The Impact of Societal Norms on Relationships

24:35
Men's Responsibility in Relationships

26:45
The Role of Sex in Relationships

28:37
The Need for Emotional Connection

30:44
Challenging Gender Stereotypes

32:33
The Importance of Mutual Understanding

34:44
Final Thoughts on Relationship Dynamics

Spread the word! The Manspace is Rad!!

  continue reading

178 episodes

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Look spacemen, it takes a true spaceman to admit when they're wrong and an even truer one to admit when their wife is wrong. On today's episode, we do just that.
We don't actually admit to being wrong, but Mike and Rob talk about how men are the problem in relationships. We're not saying women are, but we are saying we need to stop blaming men for everything. You're doing a good job. Could you do better? Sure! That's why you listen to The Manspace (which, coincidentally, is how I know you are doing a good job). So keep your chin up. Listen in and be not the problem.
Keywords

relationships, men's roles, communication, societal expectations, sexual desires, self-improvement, emotional connection, therapy, understanding, feedback loops
Takeaways

  • Men need to learn a different relationship with sex.
  • It's important for men to express their feelings.
  • Women often perceive men as the problem in relationships.
  • Men are doing better than they think they are.
  • Communication is key in understanding each other.
  • Societal expectations can distort perceptions of men.
  • Feedback loops in relationships are crucial to understand.
  • Men should not feel like they are the only ones at fault.
  • It's essential to focus on the couple you want to be.
  • Self-improvement is a shared responsibility in relationships.

Sound Bites

  • "I'm just glad to be here."
  • "Don't screw this up."
  • "Men are not the problem."

Chapters

00:00
Rant on Gender Roles in Relationships

00:32
Exploring Emotional Regulation

03:37
Cultural References and Music Discussions

07:35
Introduction and Anticipation for Upcoming Events

10:32
Understanding Men's Role in Relationships

12:35
The Perception of Men in Society

14:46
Expectations and Criticism in Relationships

16:39
The Importance of Communication and Understanding

18:33
Men's Emotional Needs and Societal Pressures

20:32
The Distortion of Relationships and Control

22:40
The Impact of Societal Norms on Relationships

24:35
Men's Responsibility in Relationships

26:45
The Role of Sex in Relationships

28:37
The Need for Emotional Connection

30:44
Challenging Gender Stereotypes

32:33
The Importance of Mutual Understanding

34:44
Final Thoughts on Relationship Dynamics

Spread the word! The Manspace is Rad!!

  continue reading

178 episodes

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