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Breaking Cycles of Historical Violence: Why can men “Hit and Quit it?” in society.
Can men love if they can’t trust?
As we continue to champion gender equality and women's empowerment, it is crucial that we explore the deeply rooted issues that have historically plagued our societies. Today, let's shed light on a distressing trend that has perpetuated violence against women: the harmful influence of insecure men seeking validation and the impact of hormone interactions on male behavior.
Throughout history, women have endured violence at the hands of insecure men, who, in their need for validation, resort to oppressive measures. It is disheartening to acknowledge that women have often become casualties in a battle between these men's own insecurities and societal expectations.
Recent research has provided fascinating insights into the complex interplay between hormones and human behavior. One study, conducted by ” (Eckstein et al.,2014) “Effects of Testosterone administration on central oxytocin and dopamine release in humans delves into the effects of testosterone and oxytocin on male emotions and sexual behavior.
This study reveals that testosterone—a hormone widely associated with masculine traits—can inhibit the release and effect of oxytocin. Oxytocin, often dubbed the "cuddle hormone," is linked to social bonding and empathy. It plays a significant role in…
