Barbers, preventing suicide one hair cut at a time | Tom Chapman | TEDxExeter

[@veronicalarrea8586]

It's my first time getting to know Tom through this video, and I am overwhelmed with gratitude to know that there are human beings out there doing epic and incredible things to save lives. It will be an honor to fund raise this year's 2023 for The Lions Collective as I felt the authenticity and humbleness of Tom's heart. Count me and team in to help you reach the masses and save lives superstar!

[@namispondjamispond9282]

Congratulations and well done Tom on everything that you and all your Lions Barber Collective are doing and have done. You really are a wonderful, inspiring human being and should be extremely proud of the person you have become. Congratulations on your book Barber Talk also which I have just finished reading. I am currently editing my book which I originally self-published last year. Hopefully I will see it, possibly next to yours, on book shelves in the near future. Congratulations again on everything. Love to you and your family X

[@vivekgaajbhiye2611]

Great amazing work you are actually doing really want to appreciate with bottom of my heart ...you know barber is just not a barber.. actually he plays a big role of secret psychologist to his customer and also suggest the solution that how to get over the proplem but if sometimes he doesn't had the solution it doesn't matters but on another hand customer feels somewhat relaxed after sharing his problem.💐💐💐

[@TopChopper]

Love this

[@ryanhimes3449]

This is beautiful. It's unbelievable that there are so many people with brilliant ideas, and kind hearts such as these, who's stories are never brought to light, despite their ability to change the lives of so many people. As someone who has lost a best friend to suicide, I am eternally grateful to men like this who understand the importance of being there for someone, and being willing to listen. Most men are afraid to talk to other men for fear of compromising their masculinity, but truthfully, no one understands the daily struggles of a man like another man (same with women). I wish I had listened more to my friend, and that I had someone to talk to at my low points, but I'm grateful that their are people actively helping others in such a positive way every chance that they get.

[@marchuta326]

Most men that I know have no issues with talking to other men except that they do not want to be burden for others. It is a result of misandry : since boyhood, men are not shown as much compassion and empathy that women receive, because men and boys are not valued as much as women. Men are considered second classs human. But most men are afraid to talk to their mothers, sisters, girlfriend and wives. They know that women despise men who don't suffer in silence. They know that women will use any vulnerability they show against them. Toxic feminity comfort women in the belief that they have superior value, that men owe them servitude and that men should not dare share they pain with them.

[@TomazClayton]

BARBEARIA IS ABLE TO INFLUENCE AND CHANGE NOT ONLY THE VISUAL PEOPLE, BUT WE ARE ALI TO HEAR AND HELP.

[@angelo7217]

Get the Pelgrave Handbook of Male Psychology!

[@kahlodiego5299]

Creating a society where people can take care of themselves and their needs so they don't have to be humiliated. What's wrong with that?

[@reneehomco3207]

❤

[@LolLordy]

this is great but i'm bald

[@Beardsgaard]

But do you have a head? A straight razor head or face shave at the barber is like the most badass spa treatment ever.

[@jacob3707]

Your barber is your bestfriend

[@DavidW-ng5zv]

One barbershop I definitely won't be visiting...