Rob Henderson

Yeah, I have friends who are clinicians, and I have one friend who's going through a PsyD program.

He tells me, yeah, it's exactly as Chloe is describing, where there's an overwhelming pressure to conform to a certain kind of political outlook

And, you know, people don't like when you when you deviate from it.

There's, you know, kind of two interesting ratios here.

The gender.

Well, there's the political ratio of 20 plus liberal to conservative.

And then within psychology, it's

wouldn't surprise me if it was 10 to 1 female to male as well.

And I sometimes wonder if this is one contributing factor among obviously many others for why a lot of young guys are struggling as a lot of these professions are becoming more and more female dominated.

And

You know, men just, well, often, so young men, they feel more comfortable communicating their thoughts and their feelings and so forth to men versus women.

And, you know, if they feel like they're going to be judged both for their political views, but then also for having, you know, whatever gendered views, you know, that are typical of a young man.

Right.

That, you know, they'll just sort of stew in silence or, yeah.

Yeah.

or, or yeah, get funneled into these toxic online platforms where, you know, instead of getting help, they, they instead seek, you know, kind of material.

Is this the girl boss gatekeeping idea here?

Danny Silikowski's work?

Okay.

Interesting.