He came to see, and I did too, that patriarchy wounds men also, that men have their own journeys to make in order to heal and differentiate themselves from it.
In "The Dance of the Dissident Daughter," Sue Monk Kidd explores the impact of patriarchy not only on women but also on men. She emphasizes that men, too, suffer the consequences of a patriarchal society, which imposes restrictive roles and expectations on them. This realization encourages a deeper understanding of how the patriarchal system affects everyone's well-being and emotional health.
Kidd highlights the necessity for men to embark on their own...