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Posted Jun 8, 2022, 6:07 PM UTC
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I like your subreddit idea. I guess I'm the 21th person to subscribe.
I run a sub about male psychology over on r/MalePsychology. If you haven't heard of the discipline, look up the Male Psychology Network (UK) or Rob Whitley (Canada). The US is a tad behind but I think the APA is working on this.
See:
https://www.centreformalepsychology.com/male-psychology-magazine-listings/the-apa-have-changed-their-view-of-masculinity
I haven't reached out to any other psychology subs yet, but I've been thinking about asking for a mention in the "related communities" tab.
So if you ever get started on that here, I'd really appreciate a link. Since it's a hub and all :). I'm definitely willing to collaborate on your end as well if you can think of anything.
Btw I don't see an option for user flair. It's mentioned in the rules that you need one, so I assume you just haven't set that up yet.
I appreciate your interest in the sub, however I would like to politely decline to collaborate, as I feel doing so is beyond the scope of what we wish to accomplish here. I thank you again for your outreach.