11. How do we talk to men about sexuality and mental health? (ft. Rollins Stallworth III + Tyrone Davis Jr.)

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Asking for Myself

Mia Davis

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Introducing Asking for Myself—a podcast unmasking the secrets of intimacy, connection, and relationships. Join host Mia Davis as she breaks down topics like pleasure, desire, and the art of meaningful communication with leading experts in relational wellness. Whether you’re here for the tea on what it takes to have a more fulfilling love life or you’re curious about deepening your connections, we’re here to get into the things you wish someone would finally talk about. Ready to explore what no one else dares to discuss? Good, because we’re going there.

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11. How do we talk to men about sexuality and mental health? (ft. Rollins Stallworth III + Tyrone Davis Jr.)

Asking for Myself

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11. How do we talk to men about sexuality and mental health? (ft. Rollins Stallworth III + Tyrone Davis Jr.)

Masculinity, Mental Health, and Body Image for Black Men

Welcome back to Asking for Myself, where I ask all the questions you're too afraid to. Today we’re talking all things men and mental health. In this episode, I am joined by investor, community builder, and mental health advocate, Rollins Stallworth III, and Broadway actor, sexuality educator, and phenomenal dancer slash chef, Tyrone Davis Jr. And you know I’ve got a lot of questions.

Such as?

How does sexual liberation have an impact on mental health? What is the connection between our sexuality and mental health?
What aspects of the “male experience” prevent men from receiving help when they need it?
Is “toxic masculinity” a constructive or inclusive term to invite men into the conversation?
Is there space to hold compassion for incels while holding them accountable?
How can we approach male aggression and violence with an empathetic lens?
How has the myth of “doing it alone” played a role in your life and your relationship with masculinity?
How do we create vulnerable spaces and community for men to talk to each other?
How do we build relationships between straight men and queer men? What barriers exist to cultivating these relationships?
What body image insecurities have you had to overcome or work through? How has this been impacted by your identity and experience as an athlete/actor?
What stereotypes exist for Black men are harmful (or perhaps, advantageous)?
How do you prevent burnout while advocating for against oppressive systems that personally harm you (protesting as a Black man)?

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Suicide resources:

Text ‘HELLO’ to 741-741 for the Crisis Text Line or call 1-800-273-TALK (8255) for the National Suicide Lifeline.
For LGBTQIA+ youth under 25, get 24/7 crisis intervention & suicide prevention lifeline support with The Trevor Project. Text ‘START’ to 678678 or dial (866) 488-7386.

Self-care & mental health resources:

Express Yourself Black Man

CBT Thought Diary

youfeellikeshit.com

getmoodfit.com

wysa.io