At work, the man is active, articulate, proposing and usually successful in his conversations, especially with other men. But at home he becomes inactive, inarticulate, and withdrawn. He becomes ...

Passive-aggressive men are often (but not always) distinguished by the fact that they are expected to fulfill the supposedly traditional roles of males (i.e. powerful, successful, independent ...

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It’s a story that psychiatrist Richard W. Moscotti likes to tell because it makes a point: For men, entry into heaven is through two gates — one marked for “passive, dependent males only ...

He is extremely passive. If we argue, he just stares into space and won't say a word. He is 40 and wants to move forward with our relationship, but I am hesitant.

Passive men don’t do the things we have always needed men to do for society to thrive. In his book, The Abolition of Man, English social philosopher C.S. Lewis writes about this problem.

Passive-aggressive men are often (but not always) distinguished by the fact that they are expected to fulfill the supposedly traditional roles of males (i.e. powerful, ...