MEN ARE BREAKING—QUIETLY, DAILY, SYSTEMICALLY.

In a society that celebrates stoicism and punishes vulnerability, millions of men are silently unraveling. Depression hides behind productivity. Grief gets buried in anger. Loneliness wears the mask of "I'm fine." And for men without faith, the fall often feels endless—because there's no tribe, no god, and no net.

Unspoken is a raw, data-driven, and fiercely compassionate exploration of the mental health crisis facing secular men. With no preaching and no sugar-coating, D. M. Gross exposes the hidden roots of modern masculine suffering—from addiction and suicide to father wounds, emotional suppression, and the toxic myth of the "alpha male."

This book offers more than awareness. It gives men the words they were never taught to say, the tools they were never handed, and the permission to stop pretending they're fine.

You don't need religion to recover. You just need the courage to be real.

If you've ever felt numb, angry, exhausted, or unseen—this book is for you. And if you love someone who's slipping into silence, it's for you too.