A Band of Brothers - MANUP?
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@fionaduterloo249
@fionaduterloo249 27 күн бұрын
I am a big fan of both Jacque and Harry (well done to both of you) and was eager to watch this video. Having been a sufferer myself, luckily for me it did not last as long - maybe 3-4 years, I could relate to many of the issues raised in this interview. The need for a certain amount of 'fat' within the body is necessary for organ function and scientists now recognize that it's also an active 'organ' in itself within our endocrine system. Adipose tissue contains nerve cells and blood vessels and communicates through hormone signals with other organs throughout your body. Just a bit of scientific stuff ... but it just shows that being too thin or being obese can cause a range of mental health issues. For people who do not understand about an eating disorder (ED), it can seem very odd that something within one's own mind can take over that same mind .... I also found this a daunting phenomena especially as I was recovering from anorexia (and not a great deal was known about it then, back in the 80s.) The latter just shows the power of the mind and, as Jacque and Harry say, it does need nourishment to keep functioning healthily and rationally. It was also mentioned about the anger around such ED's and through frustration and incredible worry, loved ones of a sufferer can 'explode' by saying things like 'Just eat!! Put as much energy into trying to eat your food as you do in going to the gym,..' etc.. but that is only through frustration, panic, desperation, love (of course!) and helplessness. This 'helplessness' though is on both sides because however much the sufferer wants to get better and live a normal 'beautiful' life, it just feels impossible to cut this rope that seems to be holding them back - this voice in the head, this power. It is so important that more awareness is available to all and as highlighted in this video, boys/men are just as likely to get an ED as girls/women. As with any addiction, which I believe an ED is in a way - as once it has a hold on you, it is very hard to 'kick the habit of not eating' or 'eating too much', support groups are needed. There needs to be more actual group therapy too where people can get together and speak of their experiences under the guidance of someone 'who knows' - someone who has the psychological qualifications/experience to help and has encountered an ED firsthand. As with any mental health issue, it's that feeling of 'not being alone' that can help. Keep up the good work and awareness - it is SO important.
@andrewhall9852
@andrewhall9852 Ай бұрын
Thank you for posting this video with Josh. It acts as a stark reminder to align with our nature of giving, compassion and honesty to find our true selves. It's a constant daily battle to attempt to remain in this state, in a world that has an infinite amount of destructive paths and influences. As Josh said, with prayer we can call upon God for strength and guidance. Thank you both and God bless.
@stephenvarney334
@stephenvarney334 3 ай бұрын
It’s not just men’s mental health. It also how men are projected to society. Why does it feel so ENTITLED to SHAME men. How do you think men will fight back DA. We have been told to leave women alone & that just exactly what we are going to do. It’s just not worth the emotional crap to put up with .
@stephenvarney334
@stephenvarney334 3 ай бұрын
Tv shames men, divorce courts make him broke for years, so men have checked out permanently. Hope you women enjoy it
@janetkirsten6233
@janetkirsten6233 3 ай бұрын
Love Manup and have a question ? How does a single 50+woman ( me ) find a sober man ? I live in Australia and like the U.K, drinking is ingrained into everyday life. I have been on 1st dates where men down 4-6 drinks ( no excuse ). One said he drinks every night and another aged over 60 gave me a hard time on the lunch date for not drinking. I had to spend 10 minutes defending my life choices. The last one gave me a hug hello and I could smell the vodka stench through his Calvin Klein Au Di Toilette. I lost my man of 25 years , 10 years' ago and had no clue how many alcohol dependant men are out there. Please help ?
@matth7448
@matth7448 3 ай бұрын
Maybe an aa meeting?? Or other fitness group classes?
@DavidBessette-o5m
@DavidBessette-o5m 3 ай бұрын
Men need male only spaces ,men only clubs ,male only teams ,boyscouts, and other men's groups !! Men need that comraderie with other men ,doing things with other men ,talking with other men !! Men to relate their issues with other men !! Boys need the same things !! Boys and men need safe spaces as well !!
@DavidBessette-o5m
@DavidBessette-o5m 3 ай бұрын
Men's issues are always overlooked and never taken seriously!! They are dismissed and forgotten !! No one listens !! They are talked down to ,and told to take it ,they say toxic masculinity or other lame duck excuses !! There are limited to no resources at all and offer limited help at most !! They are often ignored and mistreated rather than helped !! The mental health system is only geared to help women and fail when it comes to men !!
@DavidBessette-o5m
@DavidBessette-o5m 3 ай бұрын
When it comes to male suicide and mental health ,the biggest problem is the mental health industry is full of women who fo not understand how men think !! Men need solutions and not talk ,whenever men talk they get shut down !! They are often told talk about feelings rather than talk about the issue and offer solutions that make a difference!! The men are not really given what they need and in fact they make things worse for men ,who then finish the job !! Men need male psychologists ,male psychiatrists and male therapists!! We need male treatment by males because they can relate to the male brain !! That is the problem with mental health today !! There is very few therapists who understands male thinking !! It is easier to help women than men !! Men's mental health is so foreign that therapists really have no answer for men accept trying the female way !! Men feel worse than ever and are even more isolated than ever !! That is why take their lives !!
@JerimeBascon
@JerimeBascon 3 ай бұрын
Can you imagine when the Marianas Trench continues to CRACK and what more its CLOSER TO THE INNER CORE OF MOTHER GAIA!!!
@DavidBessette-o5m
@DavidBessette-o5m 4 ай бұрын
You have done a solid job outlining the issue !! The solutions are few and far between !! There are virtually very little resources to help men deal with this issue !! Therapy doesn't work ,because the therapist doesn't understand how men think !! They understand women well !! Drugs are not a good idea either ,because the side effects are not good !! Psychiatry doesn't work either because again male brains are foreign them ,psychologists have no clue either for the same reason !! Men look for solutions ,not express feelings like women do !! Whenever these issues get talked about ,they get ignored like all men's issues !! How are you going to help a man who feels worthless ,useless, hopeless and powerless to fight his problem !! Men are always told to just take it and fix yourself !! That is garbage !! Many men are suffering from many catastrophic issues in their lives !! But no one listens, no one offers programs ,no one offers sound advice ,men are constantly being shutdown by society at large and the culture plays a major role in it !! Men are constantly being attacked just for being male !! Every action they do is considered wrong, they voice their opinions and they get shamed, they get demonized, humiliated ,embarrassed ,they deal with gender discrimination, they deal with racism ,they deal with the gender bias in schools ,they get treated badly at home by single mothers ,they get abused by society ,education ,job discrimination, they are told all kinds of negative things everyday !! They lose their kids in divorce and family courts ,they are constantly blamed for things they did not do !! Right now there is no programs ,no mental health for men ,because of the loneliness epidemic ,they have no friends or loving partner to turn to ,there is nowhere to turn !! There is no help hot line to call ,there is no shelters or men's help centers to help them ,they have no male mentors and or fathers to turn to !! It is so bad even the church don't want to help either !! Men losing their jobs ,men getting divorced because their partners are bored and lose everything, men losing dear ones and are publicly shamed ,there are no mens clubs ,no men's only spaces to vent ,so what does society do about this massive issue ? They do nothing because men are deemed worthless!! Everything goes to girls who have the same problems, there is sympathy for girls in this position but boys are told to suck it up and take it !! What kind of worthless advice is this !! People know the statistics but generally don't care !! They make no effort or put in the resources to try and end this problem !! It is great people are talking about it !! We need ACTION !! MEN NEED HELP !!
@bkm79
@bkm79 4 ай бұрын
I’d be willing to talk. I was married to a narcissist for six years. We share custody of our two children. I live in Canada.
@anitamalster9120
@anitamalster9120 4 ай бұрын
Thank you, Susie for presenting such a difficult topic in a way that's easy for people to understand. In just 40 minutes you gave people a good understanding of the drivers of male suicide and some things to consider that will enable them to support the men in their lives.
@mstorgaardnielsen
@mstorgaardnielsen 4 ай бұрын
23:26 Why do men need to drive at night is another question we never ask.
@sit-insforsithis1568
@sit-insforsithis1568 5 ай бұрын
Susie is a heroine !😊
@Badger8200
@Badger8200 6 ай бұрын
I find men don't talk because they know at some point it will be used against them or seen as weak.
@ChaseAtyeo-kt9tg
@ChaseAtyeo-kt9tg 6 ай бұрын
Tim Atyeo, you disgust me , you are abusive,manipulative. You left your wife and kids to fend for themselves, never paying child maintenance, left us in debt and “never wanting anything to do with us” I hope you’re proud of the “dad” you are, you really helped us grow as people, showing me the person to not chose as a father figure. Thank you for this because if it wasn’t for you, your wife and kids wouldn’t be as strong as they are today, you’re abusive, physically and mentally and i find it offensive that you are talking about mental health when you drained us of everything. Hope you’re enjoying your free life you abusive father. Hope everyone knows how horrible you really are.
@jaydarkmoore
@jaydarkmoore 6 ай бұрын
Brilliant chat gents 👏👏
@marklewis1337
@marklewis1337 8 ай бұрын
I'm way beyond caring if something is or isn't macho, the problem I have found with mindfulness is that it's fleeting, yes you can make your mind stop thinking about all the shite but not for long, and then you're right back in it. It can help you score the penalty, but what about the rest of the game?
@yamilsenior
@yamilsenior 8 ай бұрын
This research is extremely important and needed, just like these conversations. It's a crime you have so few subscribers and views. Keep doing the work!
@MANUPCharity
@MANUPCharity 8 ай бұрын
Thank you. We've only been using KZbin for a couple of months or so, our other platforms are much bigger. We started completely by accident :) More info: www.manup.how/our-mission#timelineStarted
@Gearsturfs
@Gearsturfs 9 ай бұрын
You have to make space for peoples identities to be threatened and to validate the realities women do deal with if you want them to integrate the realities of men’s issues
@beebrilliantpeople
@beebrilliantpeople 9 ай бұрын
Thanks for having us on the Podcast to share our real lived experience and such an important topic to discuss - keep the conversations going!
@johnathanabrams8434
@johnathanabrams8434 11 ай бұрын
The industrial revolution was the worst thing to happen to humanity. Technology is and will replace men in the near future. Biological engineering will replace humanity very soon.
@grdctv
@grdctv 11 ай бұрын
Great conversation chaps. It is these conversations we need to get every man doing. Keep it going!
@MANUPCharity
@MANUPCharity 11 ай бұрын
Thank you
@MD.MILON.MIAH_
@MD.MILON.MIAH_ Жыл бұрын
I appreciate your video
@TheVisualDigitschannel-zm4xq
@TheVisualDigitschannel-zm4xq Жыл бұрын
Dan, In order to accept that mindfulness has a value for each one of us, we have to stop following the macho attitude to things we don't understand and automatically reject them. This only goes to show our ignorance (and fear) of things we don't understand. Trouble is, we will never understand them if we lock ourselves into rejecting those other things meaning we will always remain ignorant. If we really want to show our manliness, it is by doing the things we fear and experiencing them before automatically making dismissive judgements. We've proven to ourselves we CAN improve ourselves physically so why not choose to try to improve ourselves mentally? Steve makes the case superbly, but if we still fail to 'give it a go' and use this powerful technique to help us in our lives, we (men) are the losers. Mindfulness can be as simple as paying attention to our breathing to help us reach a place of peace - very useful when all around us may be kicking off like a volcano! As you may realise, like Steve, I'm a convert and initially thought it was 'meh' (or 'yuk') when I first encountered it, but, and this is the key for most men, I kept an open mind and did not close myself off to the potential that mindfulness might offer me. We all need methods of maintaining our mental balance and mindfulness is the easiest and most effective I've ever found.
@MartinWild-e2y
@MartinWild-e2y Жыл бұрын
Good discussion. My Definition of TM is the projection by TFs of anything TFs dislike about men. A toxic feminist has the following personality traits: narcissism neuroticism rumination and manipulation. Stoicism is far more effective at preventing suicide attempts than womens talking, as three times more women attempt suicide than men. This is supported by the latest research. The key message is that TM does not cause suicide, it is the family breakdown loss of job major life traumas that do. Talking is a prevention factor not a cause.
@4methyst
@4methyst Жыл бұрын
Great video, really hits the nail on the head, nice one.
@MANUPCharity
@MANUPCharity Жыл бұрын
Thank you! We're just trying to show how other blokes live with a problem, rather than suffer from :)
@yazminpowell8835
@yazminpowell8835 Жыл бұрын
Think the name MAN UP? being said to someone suffering with mental health and losing a loved one to suicide is not a very nice thing to say or term to use maybe think of something along the lines of speak up? 🤔
@MANUPCharity
@MANUPCharity Жыл бұрын
I hear what you're saying, have a watch of the video. You will hopefully get why we purposely use MANUP?
@stevecribbs9247
@stevecribbs9247 5 ай бұрын
Having watched the video, and understanding that it's posed as a question, I still consider the name doubtful, and the image of a cause's name is vital. I wonder if the question aspect will be obvious and whether the most vulnerable will be put off watching, because of the negative connotations of the phrase.
@mustno3
@mustno3 Жыл бұрын
If you know it's a harmful concept, then at least stop using the term "Toxic Masculinity"
@MANUPCharity
@MANUPCharity Жыл бұрын
The point of the discussion fella
@iamharrisoncantel
@iamharrisoncantel Жыл бұрын
Thanks for having me! Appreciate everything you’re doing
@bretlamb5454
@bretlamb5454 Жыл бұрын
😈 *Promo SM*
@patricia-fz8et
@patricia-fz8et Жыл бұрын
Thank you Andrew! It is so true, I see men in my practice who were in abusive marriages with women, one man called it 'a deathtrap' I have not seen my son in seven years, she says 'he doesn't want a relationship with you', she has a sadistic streak. People do not understand the enormous shame DV victims carry, they feel awful about themselves and I fear for my son's mental health. So hard for people to understand it's a web that people fall into thru NO FAULT OF THEIR OWN!
@flex10
@flex10 Жыл бұрын
Good talk thank guys 👍
@simongray9593
@simongray9593 Жыл бұрын
While I don't work in the construction/trade industry, I've faced similar challenges in running my own business. Thank you for your time and helping raise awareness.
@MANUPCharity
@MANUPCharity Жыл бұрын
Thanks for watching, We tend to update our Facebook page more than this account
@CherylThompsonCoaching
@CherylThompsonCoaching 2 жыл бұрын
An aware and supporting community is what matters - absolutely right.
@CherylThompsonCoaching
@CherylThompsonCoaching 2 жыл бұрын
I genuinely have seen vast behavioural differences between those who have substance addiction vs. alcohol addiction. I’ve been a heavy class A drug user in my past and been around addicts of all types and alcohol addicted people are typically more aggressive, attacking and blaming than substance users. And as a woman from a family of larger women, believe me, sugar addictions are mocked and undermined, and the substance (sugar) is rammed in our faces too and with no care and only blame and shame. We need to genuinely think of addictions of all types and how they manifest differently. I come from an alcoholic dad and stepmum and a mum who had a sugar addiction and with a partner who has had experiences of being on the end of someone else with addiction too. It’s hard and it varies in every person so we need to talk more and learn more. Such a painful experience for this woman and her family. Sending my love and support.
@jayden2390
@jayden2390 2 жыл бұрын
💪 𝓅𝓇𝑜𝓂𝑜𝓈𝓂
@PaulNicholsonGO
@PaulNicholsonGO 2 жыл бұрын
5:00 the best way to get rid of the symptoms is to be ok with them.... That makes great sense.
@haydenluck
@haydenluck 2 жыл бұрын
With anxiety you can rationally decide that your thoughts and feelings dont reflect reality, while symotaiously in your core feel there is something wrong and not be able to accept your rational thoughts. Frustrating!
@Kat69nh
@Kat69nh 2 жыл бұрын
Colin helps to understand life! Shawn is the stability to him
@MANUPCharity
@MANUPCharity 2 жыл бұрын
Absolutely! Both are too gents
@marilynwatson7151
@marilynwatson7151 2 жыл бұрын
Sounds like male menopause symptoms to me plus anxiety.wishing you well.its very stressful moving and setting up your new life, bound to affect you eventually.great conversation as usual cheers guys.
@MANUPCharity
@MANUPCharity 2 жыл бұрын
www.nhs.uk/conditions/male-menopause/
@Lovedayperiwinkle
@Lovedayperiwinkle 2 жыл бұрын
I had a similar response from my GP 35 years ago when I was 19. She told me to go home, think to myself that I’m lucky because some people are ‘really Ill’ and have I tried yoga. Now, all these years later, your doctor should know better! I love your channel Colin and I think that with some time hopefully you’ll gain some confidence in your body. What I mean is that when I realised that such bad physical things can actually happen with anxiety, then I kind of was able to be calmer the next time a symptom came. Sending you very best wishes Colin x
@MANUPCharity
@MANUPCharity 2 жыл бұрын
Thanks for the comment!
@dorothydotson7154
@dorothydotson7154 2 жыл бұрын
I live in the US and one big problem here is the ads for meds. They try to convince you that you need everything and for a person with health anxiety that is a really bad thing. They want you to go to your doctor and tell them that you need this drug or that drug and of course, that is just an offshoot of the Dr. Goggle syndrome because you didn't just see it on TV. You Googled it as well. Naturally, the meds they advertise are the high-dollar meds---and I do mean high-dollar!
@DianeD862
@DianeD862 2 жыл бұрын
Colin found this podcast very enlightening I get very anxious and worried about everything really.I don’t think I need to be on my phone most of the time it as it’s use’s you talked very true just how I go my husband had his Gallbladder out to so was very stressful and anxious.I’am a woman 👩 but still found it very interesting 🧐 and helpful.It’s what we need talking about things really helps so thank you best regards look forward to the next one ☝️.
@MANUPCharity
@MANUPCharity 2 жыл бұрын
Thank you! Although we are a charity that focuses on men, we welcome women because they’re very much part of any man’s life in most walks of life
@rebeccadees2300
@rebeccadees2300 2 жыл бұрын
did they check your blood sugar?
@hughcarson6837
@hughcarson6837 2 жыл бұрын
Well done
@jamesvanian5524
@jamesvanian5524 2 жыл бұрын
Tnanks for this video. That doctor is the worst. Fortunately my doctor is very supportive of my Health Anxiety. He goes beyond the course of duty to help me. Not many are like this.
@MANUPCharity
@MANUPCharity 2 жыл бұрын
This is refreshing to see
@jlunan
@jlunan 2 жыл бұрын
App
@MANUPCharity
@MANUPCharity 2 жыл бұрын
?
@jlunan
@jlunan 2 жыл бұрын
Colin your right I stopped caring what my health says
@gregtitus645
@gregtitus645 2 жыл бұрын
Colin , Thanks for this video. I think it will help lots of people. listening to it, I don't feel alone because I suffer with exiety and depression. Some days I just don't feel like leveing the house but if I don't I will not have groceries. I have a friend that does not drive and he needs to get to the doctor so I take him there once a week& that gets me out.
@MANUPCharity
@MANUPCharity 2 жыл бұрын
Such a great comment of honesty. Thank you