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At the same time, I don’t see women externalizing trauma this way.
That study fail to pinpoint that a certain rhetoric exists that men and young me are due some attention.
gpt
I was thinking the same. Women/girls have unrequited romantic scenarios, low self esteem re body image(maybe even more so?), early sexual abuse, also later sexual abuse(no consent etc). There's violence in the family, in the home, though their reactions are gonna often be different, perhaps due to less feelings of believing one should have been able to prevent and/or stop it. The physical, sexual, familial, social issues and problems etc face both(all) sexes. Internalization of these issues is usually on a lesser scale though. Girls feel more able to discuss these things more easily, and can emote freely without any fears. They also tend to be able to internally figure things out due to earlier maturity, and it's just the way women are wired.

Classes for the boys in emoting and just talking about problems and issues, values and priorities, as well as consent etc would be extremely helpful. Not sure if they have these(as compulsory subject matter) in a male only, as well as a coed setting in American schools...