Taka Agawa Published on: 28/04/2026Most men know something is off before they can name it. The drive isn't what it used to be. The connection with their partner feels different. Energy is lower. Confidence has shifted in ways that are hard to articulate. They tell themselves it's age. Stress. A long stretch at work. They wait for things to correct.
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