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Why Language Matters: Rethinking the Language of Suicide
The words we use matter more than we often realise. They shape how we think, how we feel, and how safe we feel speaking openly. This is especially true when we talk about suicide. For many people, language can either open a door to support or quietly close it. One phrase that is still commonly used is “committed suicide.” While many people do not intend harm by using it, the phrase carries a long and painful history. To “commit” something is...
Kleptomania and its impact on men
Kleptomania, a lesser-known impulse control disorder, transcends gender boundaries, affecting both men and women. However, societal expectations often lead to the underreporting and stigmatisation of male kleptomaniacs. In this blog post, we delve into the nuances of...
Men taking the lead: Addressing environmental concerns and climate change
In the ongoing global conversation about environmental issues and climate change, men are increasingly stepping up to the plate, recognising the importance of their role in creating a sustainable future. While environmental activism has often been seen as a...
In the Night
I Need Your Love,Summer shines bright,But beneath the surface,Feel So Close, yet lost in the fight. This Is What You Came For,But shadows linger,Thinking About You,With doubt in each finger. How Deep Is Your Love?A question unasked,As Blame It on the Weekend,We wear...