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Slack.com slash DHQ. So I saw someone shared on Facebook an article, I don't remember

where it was from, another article about millennial men. And it was talking about the ways

that millennial men have reinvented or reshaped masculinity. And one of those ways is that we

are apparently more emotionally vulnerable and more open about our feelings. And you

hear this a lot nowadays. That this is an improvement on the male gender is that now as we are

more enlightened and more progressive, younger men tend to be more open, eager to share

our feelings and to talk about our feelings. And I think that's generally true that a lot

of men these days do seem very open about talking about their feelings, men and women,

it's always been the case for women, women probably even more so now. We're all kind of

trending in this direction of sharing and oversharing and constantly. And we love, you

know, the thing we love to talk about men and women is we love talking about our stress.

How stressed we are, our anxiety. Oh my gosh, I have so much anxiety. I'm so stressed,

so much anxiety. I'm stressed. I'm busy. Listen to me. I'm so busy, everyone. You want

to hear about how busy I am? That's the thing I've noticed. People love talking about

how busy they are, how little sleep they got the night before, how stressed they are,

and about their anxiety. That's just we love talking about. And I think it's kind of

a status symbol because if, well, I got, you know, I didn't get a lot of sleep and I'm

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