Anyone else hear this? Susanna is CEO of the Tavistock Centre for Relationships. The programme item was about adultery. She said Men find it harder to have a voice in relationships. Women tend to be the complainers. Men tend to keep their feelings underground and not complain and then these feelings spring up in the form of an affair as an expression of discontent
I thought it was a really interesting perspective;affairs as an expression of discontent. Should we be encouraging men and boys to express their feelings and to complain/ communicate more openly . Should women be aware of the need to listen to men so that they have more of a voice?
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Susanna Abse on Woman's Hour today
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dislikerofprejudice · 31/07/2015 17:10
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