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#MeToo has encouraged women to finally break their silence on abuse and harassment. But this conversation holds an opportunity for men, too — to start talking about how the rules of manhood are holding them back.

Chatelaine asked 1,000 men between 25 and 65 about growing up, work, fatherhood, sex, mansplaining, loneliness, #MeToo and more.

A cute heart-shaped tea strainer at Indigo, half off (!) lace-up boots at Globo, and other daily steals.

The budget included new measures to try to get more women working (but sorry, no more money for childcare).

The actor talked to Chatelaine about not feeling 'man enough,' his struggles with body image and why he’s trying to redefine masculinity.