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So how did it become the case?

That you knew nobody who was in counseling or therapy or whatever you want to call it.

And now you're either in it or know three people who are.

How did it overnight become so important?

How did we survive for thousands of years without it? So the article in the Wall Street Journal is about the feminization of psychology as a field,

and that it used to be 80% male, 20% female. Now it's 80% female, 20% male.

And I will argue herein that that will have a huge effect on America,

and you'll see it in everyday life.

Let me continue with the article.

Fittingly for the founder of the field of positive psychology,

Seligman sees this as a good thing.

Quote, but one downside, he says, is there's not as much research now on therapy and issues for boys and men.

And that's the newspaper because I brought it from home from the actual newspaper.

For decades, the field of Freud and Young tended to prioritize males and pathologize females.

Think hysterical women and refrigerator mothers.

Do you know what a refrigerator mother is?

Ramona, I had to look that up.

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