The Will to Change

Her perspective on masculinity as a path to love felt both hopeful and urgent. I wonder what personal experiences or social shifts influenced this focus.

The book suggests new ways for men to embrace vulnerability, but I’m curious if others see this as challenging traditional power structures or risking vulnerability.

It seems to call for deep cultural change, but I wonder how feasible that feels in today’s society. Did anyone find the arguments particularly convincing or idealistic?