Always concerned when, in this day and age, we cannot put aside gender bias in discussions of personal health and treat our problems as just that: human problems. That being said, I'm not criticiIng this graphic, and am all in with respect to improving mental health care, for all genders. I have a niece and a nephew and a great number of observations and am disappointed when the observations and their 'solutions' seem to swing wildly between misogynistic and misandric opinions to the detriment of one or both of them.

We need to get comfortable with opening up to others, and allow ourselves to be vulnerable. At the same time, we also need to be sympathetic when someone opens up to us, and facilitate the building of trust and support.

I get so triggered by posts that allude that one gender is solely the problem (again, not criticizIng this post in particular). Fact is, the problems are universal, and solutions need to be treated the same way.