Jeremy Schneider
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324 appearances
1 recordings
1 series
first heard Nov 2018
last heard Nov 2018
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And I think one of the things that happens is that when men start to think that maybe they don't need to be part of the process, they forget how important they are.
They forget the role they play.
And I think it's easy for them to kind of drift away because they think, well, I'll just make the money.
I'll just provide for my family the way that my dad did and my grandfather did and my grandfather's grandfather did.
without realizing what they're losing.
you expect
I guess I would even argue that.
And again, the sound I don't I am in no way demeaning men.
Obviously, I am one.
I'm pretty happy about that.
But I do think that because women are a little bit more conditioned to be connected to emotions, that that awareness of mourning, that awareness of loss is
is a little bit easier to identify and then process.
And I think for men, the idea that we might feel some loss
doesn't necessarily maybe be recognized as loss.
Maybe we're not identifying it as loss.
We're identifying it as something that's wrong with us, that we're not good enough to make the adjustment to our new child.
And I think that's where it becomes difficult.
I think if men felt a sense of loss and identified it, it would be a little bit easier for them to say, oh, that's really sad.
I'm really missing out on something.
Let me work that through and then understand that I still have a gift.
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