Sensitivity to the death and suffering of boys and men is in competition with our survival instinct.
Quotes from The Boy Crisis — Warren Farrell
born 1943 United States
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Men with lower sperm count, even if they can reproduce, are likely to have a shorter life.
Anticipating “the end of men” is not exactly an inspiration for your son’s life journey.
Does the new heroine mean your son won’t have to risk his life for her love?
Prisons are centers for dad-deprived males—boys who never became men.
If a good woman is killed, a man is to blame.
The gap in sentencing is six times greater for men versus women than it is for blacks versus whites.
If the life of a beloved woman—whether romantic partner or mother—is at risk, his life is at risk.
Virtually 100 percent of TV ads that portray only one sex as a jerk portray the man as the jerk.
Every day, 150 workers die from hazardous working conditions.i And 92 percent of them are male.
The male-female pay gap is not a gap between men and women; it is a gap between moms and dads.
Even if your son tries to use his power to save a woman, if he fails, that power will implode.
There is almost no difference in the percentage of men versus women experiencing depression.
The Japanese boys’ unconscious wisdom is: their dad as winner is really their dad as loser.
With confidentiality as the key, men’s groups open the door to men opening their hearts.
Attribution
Quotes and notes from Wikiquote: Warren Farrell (page history), available under CC BY-SA 4.0.