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Men's Mental Health Club
Braking the stigma
Real Support
100

True or False — Stress always comes from bad things

False. Stress can also come from positive change, pressure, or responsibility.

100

True or False — Men talk less about mental health than women

True. Social expectations often discourage men from expressing emotions openly.

100

Who founded the Men’s Mental Health Club?

Mack Davis, in response to real struggles he saw in himself, friends, and family.

100

True or False — Being vulnerable is the same as being weak

False. Vulnerability requires strength and honesty.

100

What’s better than giving advice right away?

Listening, because it helps people feel understood.

200

Name one positive stressor

Things like competition, goals, sports, or change can create stress that motivates growth.

200

According to our club survey, what fraction of members felt positively impacted?

About 9 out of 10 members reported a positive impact.


200

How often does the club meet?

Every other Tuesday, creating consistency without pressure.

200

What’s one reason guys avoid mental health spaces?

Fear of judgment, embarrassment, or being misunderstood.

200

True or False — You need to fully understand someone to support them

False. Support is about presence, not having all the answers.


300

What emotion do people often mistake for anger?

Stress or sadness, because those emotions can come out as frustration.

300

Are mental health struggles more common or less common than people think?

More common, but many people hide their struggles.

300

About how much do we raise per bake sale?

Around $500 per bake sale, showing strong community support.

300

Why can pushback actually mean something is needed?

Resistance often shows discomfort around an issue that hasn’t been addressed.

300

What’s one sign someone might be struggling that people overlook?

Withdrawal or changes in behavior.

400

Why do people sometimes joke instead of talk about problems?

Humor can be a defense mechanism that helps people avoid vulnerability.

400

Why are statistics alone not enough to reduce stigma?

Numbers inform people, but connection and shared experiences change attitudes.

400

Why does the club focus more on community than lectures?

People are more likely to open up when they feel safe and connected.

400

Why do bold actions sometimes raise awareness better than posters?

They interrupt routine and force people to pay attention and talk.

400

Why is “I’m here if you need me” powerful?

It offers support without pressure or expectation.

500

What’s one downside of always “keeping it light”?

Avoiding serious conversations can cause emotions to build up over time.

500

What matters more than numbers when supporting someone?

Consistent presence, trust, and genuine care.

500

Why do we donate 50% of our funds instead of keeping everything?

To turn awareness into action and support mental health beyond our school.

500

What’s the difference between attention and meaningful awareness?

Awareness leads to understanding and change, not just reaction.

500

What’s the risk of assuming someone else will help?

People can fall through the cracks when responsibility is avoided.