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Avoidance: A Man’s Most Developed Skill
Sep 30, 2026 ·
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Avoidance: A Man’s Most Developed Skill
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Description
Why deal with something today when you can put it off until tomorrow — or hide in the bathroom until everyone forgets about it? This week on Men Explained, Poorly,...
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Why deal with something today when you can put it off until tomorrow — or hide in the bathroom until everyone forgets about it?
This week on Men Explained, Poorly, Rick Robinson and the guys tackle one of man's most finely tuned abilities: avoidance. At least, that's what they're supposed to be talking about.
Instead, the conversation wanders through procrastination, marriage, last-minute school projects, the strange ways men deal with problems, Wil Wheaton, Star Trek, calculus, questionable ice cream choices, Godzilla, and enough unnecessary side quests to accidentally prove the episode's premise.
Along the way, the guys stumble onto a more serious question: Do men avoid problems because they don't care — or because experience has taught them that confronting some problems only creates new ones?
It's an hour-long demonstration of avoidance disguised as a discussion about avoidance. In other words, another perfectly normal episode of Men Explained, Poorly.Adult language and themes. Listener discretion advised.
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This week on Men Explained, Poorly, Rick Robinson and the guys tackle one of man's most finely tuned abilities: avoidance. At least, that's what they're supposed to be talking about.
Instead, the conversation wanders through procrastination, marriage, last-minute school projects, the strange ways men deal with problems, Wil Wheaton, Star Trek, calculus, questionable ice cream choices, Godzilla, and enough unnecessary side quests to accidentally prove the episode's premise.
Along the way, the guys stumble onto a more serious question: Do men avoid problems because they don't care — or because experience has taught them that confronting some problems only creates new ones?
It's an hour-long demonstration of avoidance disguised as a discussion about avoidance. In other words, another perfectly normal episode of Men Explained, Poorly.Adult language and themes. Listener discretion advised.
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