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And in places where you wouldn't think, such as South Korea, India and China, the very strict patriarchal societies are starting to break down a little, and families are no longer strongly preferring first-born sons.

If you think about this, if you just open your eyes to this possibility and start to connect the dots, you can see the evidence everywhere.

But if we do take account of it, then I think it will go much more smoothly.

And I remembered back to about 10 years ago when I read a book by Susan Faludi called "Stiffed: The Betrayal of the American Man," in which she described how hard the recession had hit men, and I started to think about whether it had gotten worse this time around in this recession.

And I think the reason it has a sting is because thousands of years of history don't reverse themselves without a lot of pain, and that's why I talk about us all going through this together.

And that's part of the reason I like to talk about this, because I think it can be pretty painful, and we really have to work through it.

So the image that I like to think of, instead of glass ceiling, is the high bridge.

Now, all of us socially narrow in our lives, in our school, in work, and so I want you to think about this one.

So if you think about what the problem is with your strong ties, think about your significant other, for example.

So the real thing that I want you to think about is we've got to fight our filters.

Then we asked them to think about maybe losing a job.

And when we think about human relations in a transactional way, it is fundamentally uncomfortable to us as human beings.

We must think about human relations and reaching out to people in more humane ways.

But sometimes it may be helpful to not think in transactional ways, to eliminate the transaction, to make it a little bit more invisible.

When you say "You're welcome" next time, think about how you can maybe eliminate the transaction and instead strengthen that social tie.

I want you to think about how you think about this ticket that you have to travel your social universe.

Why not instead think of yourself as an atom, bumping up against other atoms, maybe transferring energy with them, bonding with them a little and maybe creating something new on your travels through the social universe.

Rufus Griscom: Now I think of our story as starting a few years earlier.

The reason you're not allowed to chart love is because we think of love as a binary thing.

And I think the reality is that love is a process, and I think the problem with thinking of love as something that's binary is that it causes us to be unduly concerned that love is fraudulent, or inadequate, or what have you.

And I think I'm speaking obviously here to the father's experience.

But I think a lot of men do go through this sense in the early months, maybe their first year, that their emotional response is inadequate in some fashion.

AV: Well, I'm glad Rufus is bringing this up, because you can notice where he dips in the first years where I think I was doing most of the work.

RG: And of course, we think it's precisely what you really should be saying to mothers who have kids for the first time.

And that this, of course, one of the themes for us is that we think that candor and brutal honesty is critical to us collectively being great parents.

And it's hard not to think that part of what leads to this sense of isolation is our modern world.

In the process of preparing this, we looked at how some other cultures around the world deal with this period of time, because here in the Western world, less than 50 percent of us live near our family members, which I think is part of why this is such a tough period.

And this is one of many ways that we think other cultures offset this kind of lonely period.

And I realize, I think, the way I was feeling that way, is on a really deep gut level, I was feeling a lot of shame and embarrassed, frankly, that, in some respects, I had failed at delivering what I'm genetically engineered to do.

And I think, miscarriage is an invisible loss.

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