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changing attitudes around norms of behaviour and then practicing them is hard

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masculinity is expressed by controlling women (often through violence - both physical or emotional/mental)

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ability to be more emotional and express feelings

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supporting household and care work in their homes as behaviour change expectation

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sharing decision making with women as a new norm of masculinity - especially addressing the "joru ka ghulaam" stereotype

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masculinity should be expressed as violence - even against other men

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masculinity as risk taking - even at the cost of being harmed or taking on dangerous behaviour

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Men have the burden of preserving the family's honor.

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ability to take stances against gender stereotypes and norms expressed by their peers and circle

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ability to stand against the expectation of performing hegemonic masculinities

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changing the way and the aspects on which they seek validation around masculinity

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changing community parameters of what is "good" masculinity

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actual instances of supporting women to go out/ take up opportunities/ take leadership in community or other spaces

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changing the stereotype of "real men"

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there are social and personal rewards - we could build something at both/either level

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"What is in it for me"

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could a shift in relating and relationships with others - women, men - be its own reward