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The Misunderstood Man: Why Men Suffer What Can Be Done About It (1983)

by Walter Trobisch

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Men are suffering but women don't know it. This is the essence of Trobisch's last book before he died in 1979. This classic work has helped thousands of couples worldwide engage in new conversations.
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Kennen Sie die Geschichte von jenem Rechtsanwalt, der einen befreundeten Kollegen bat, ihn in einem Prozess zu vertreten?
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305.31Social sciences › Social Sciences; Sociology and anthropology › Groups of people › People by gender or sex › Men

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HQ1090.T76Social sciences › The family. Marriage, Women and Sexuality › The Family. Marriage. Women › Men

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