#Men 4: 🛡 Why it's hard for guys to ask for help

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We're taught that we have all this bravado and this masculinity. And if you ask for help that somehow that's like taken away from you and nothing could be further from the truth. 🎧This is a clip from from my conversation with coach & therapist, Jason Bussey. Connect with Jason at: @IamIronPanda  IamIronPanda.com ****** 👉Go to WTFdivorce.com 💌 Enter your email to get these podcast clips straight to your inbox.

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