Ambivalent Men? Male Experiences of Eating Disorders
Here’s a re-post of a piece I wrote for the Male Psychology Network a while ago. I thought, given International Men’s Day last month and some of the things I…
Posts Tagged: embodiment
Touch and Masculinities
One of the interesting scholarly discussions in the world of critical men’s studies centres around men’s bodies. Men and women’s bodies are not just anatomical and fleshly, they are a…
Male disordered eating and “A double-bind of masculine identity” – do we believe in internalised misandry?
The piece shared back in October in the British Eating Disorders Society group by my colleague, Sam, was something from the Guardian I had the best body I’ve ever had –…
“Seeing shouldn’t always be believing”: Reflections
Back in May, I bookmarked a piece that I wanted to make sure that I read in the New Scientist. Claire Wilson wrote ‘Our brains prefer invented visual information to…