As some of you may be aware, i have a passion for men’s work and am actively involved with the ManKind project charity in the UK.

I have almost finished a book called The myth of male power by Warren Farrell. I would recommend it to any man here.

I never appreciated how much gender inequality existed in the West with the bias towards the female. Before shooting me down, have a look at the data and arguments Farrell presents. I came across this book from the Red Pill movie that i recently watched.

Farrell covers romantic relationships in one of his chapters and gives some thought provoking insights into how chivalry and romance started in the 12th century and how this has complicated relationships. If nothing else, if you’r LTR has hit the buffers, this chapter is worth a read.

If you want some real controversial insights into romantic relationships, some of Paul Elam’s ( An Ear for Men) youtube videos are worth a watch that seem to be based on a similar theme. In my judgement his work is controversial and edgy and if nothing else will likely elicit strong reactions for those that don’t see his perspective. Elam is a psychologist with 30 years standing so his views are grounded in some real world experience.

I want to make it clear i don’t condone everything he talks / writers about and some of his videos are worth a watch – if nothing else they give an alternative perspective on male/female pair bonding.

david.perl

David qualified as a Medical Doctor (GMC number 2941565) in 1984 from St. Thomas’ hospital, London. He obtained his GP and family planning certification. In 1999 he left medicine to set up docleaf, a leading Crisis Management and Trauma Psychology Consultancy. He has experience as a hypnotherapist and holds a postgraduate diploma in psychotherapy and counselling from the Centre of Counselling and Psychotherapy Education in London and is currently studying for an advance diploma in executive coaching.

David spends part of his time as an executive coach and running docleaf leadership which works with CEO’s and other C suite leaders in helping them develop and grow.

David has written extensively about limerence, sex and love addiction as well as trauma and PTSD. His interest in romantic relationships led him to set up www.limerence.net, a support forum to help those impacted by this debilitating condition.

David is passionate about men’s work and his mission in life is to help people become more conscious by teaching and helping others and continuing his own self-development. He is actively involved in volunteering with the ManKind Project charity which helps men live their lives with more integrity, honesty and taking more personal responsibility.

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