I’ve officially finished the English edition of my eBook on men’s mental health. It’s a feminist book that invites a softer masculinity—and explores the profound strength that comes from embracing our emotions.
It’s not a loud manifesto, but a quiet space—one that invites men to explore what it means to feel, to be vulnerable, and to step away from the expectations that have long confined them.
This book doesn’t demand change. It simply offers a possibility: that masculinity can be tender, that emotions are not a weakness, and that the patriarchy’s rigid rules have never truly served us. It’s a feminist perspective, yes—but not one that excludes men. Instead, it asks: What if we all had permission to be softer?
There’s no grand promise here, just an honest reflection on the quiet strength that comes from embracing our full humanity. If you’ve ever felt the weight of unspoken emotions, or if you’re simply curious about a different way of being, this book is for you.
The English eBook is available on April 28th, 2026 around the world via amazon kindle.
Blurb:
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A pat on the back.
„You’ll be fine.
Don’t be so sensitive.“
Then the beer. Then the silence.
How often have you, as a man, been able to say what you feel—
without someone rolling their eyes
or throwing in a joke?
This book is an invitation to look closer.
Personal, vulnerable, unfiltered.
Benjamin Krauss writes
about the silence between men.
About shame, anger, longing—
and the courage to show up.
About what’s often missing:
words, closeness,
emotional safety.
For men who want more than “I’m fine.”
For partners who want to understand.
For anyone who doesn’t just demand connection—
but wants to create it.
A space for men’s feelings. Without the mask.