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EPISODE · Feb 12, 2026 · 20 MIN

What we learned about love from watching our parents

from The Men we Are · host Kieran

In Episode 13 of The Men We Are, we’ll explore where our understanding of love really comes from, and why so many men equate love with usefulness, silence, and emotional self-reliance. This episode unpacks how childhood family dynamics shape adult relationships, emotional availability, and patterns we unconsciously repeat. From intergenerational roles to the fear of vulnerability, we reflect on why change can feel uncomfortable, and why awareness is the first step toward freedom. A powerful episode on attachment, masculinity, emotional growth, and breaking inherited patterns.

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