The recent exhibition on social networks of the Guilherme Leonel model, which announced the end of her relationship with the actress Carol Nakamura, generated repercussions by mentioning feelings of emotional exhaustion and low car -testimone during the relationship. Although there have been no formal accusations, the personal report has rekindled the debate on the mental health of men in emotional relationships.
Faced with the repercussion, the psychiatrist Dr. Luiz Dieckmann, a specialist in mental health and interpersonal relationships, was invited to comment on the topic. The doctor underlines that he has not participated in any evaluation relating to the couple mentioned and that their observations are aimed at large contexts, based on their clinical experience.
According to the psychiatrist Luiz Dieckmann, a specialist in mental health and emotional relationships, psychological violence against men is underground, precisely because of the stigmas that surround masculinity.
“There is a social idea that man must bear everything that is silent, which must be strong, solve everything alone. This makes it very difficult for a man to recognize that he is suffering emotional abuses, it is even more complicated to seek help,” he explains.
According to Dieckmann, the signs of psychological violence can include emotional manipulation, constant criticism, devaluation, blackmail and exaggerated performance for performance or attention.
“Many men are brought to the emotional limit without realizing that they have a toxic relationship. They seek help only when the symptoms of mental fatigue have already become serious paintings such as depression or anxiety disorders.”
In the report published by Guilherme Leonel, mentions that “it has never been enough” and that, despite having fought for the relationship, he felt exhausted and not recognized. For the psychiatrist, these expressions are common in the victims of emotional violence.
“The constant feeling of insufficiency is one of the most harmful effects of psychological abuse. The victim begins to doubt herself, to blame itself for the failure of the relationship, when in reality it is manipulated or controlled.”
Dieckmann also stresses that abuse is not limited to a genre.
“Women are, yes, the greatest victims of domestic violence in Brazil, but this cannot prevent us from talking about men who suffer, especially in relationships that seem balanced, but hide a deep emotional imbalance.”
The expert recommendation for men who recognize themselves in similar situations is to look for professional help. “Psychotherapy, support groups and psychiatric evaluation are fundamental tools to reconstruct self -esteem and get out of the abuse cycles. It is not weak to admit that one suffers is, in fact, the first step to resume control of life itself.”
Still little discussed, psychological violence against men is a theme that begins to gain space in the public debate, above all because more people share experiences of emotional wear in relationships.
Source: Terra
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