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Life can hold many stressors. Typically men have been defined by their work roles, success in business, sports, or other miscellaneous areas in their lives. Being defined by this can be stressful in itself, especially if a person does not feel they are good enough in their role or job.
Concurrently, men also juggle many roles and responsibilities in life, their job, relationship, and parenting, to name just a few. Balancing these can also result in stress. This stress often manifests in anger, stressful feelings, irritation, procrastination, depression, avoidance, addictions, as well as relationship issues. Talking through these issues and stressors and learning skills to help, can greatly improve the quality of every day life.
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