"朋友?支持。合作伙伴?不太支持......":围绝经期和更年期妇女对友谊、家庭和人际关系的体验

Nikki Hayfield, Hannah Moore, Gareth Terry
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近年来,文化界对围绝经期和更年期的关注与日俱增。围绝经期/更年期在许多女性生活中的重要性使这一话题与女性主义心理学家尤为相关。一些女性主义学者认为,生理和心理因素是妇女在更广泛的社会和文化背景下所经历的重要方面。然而,对围绝经期/绝经期关系方面的考虑仍然很少。我们报告了对围绝经期妇女在友谊、家庭和人际关系方面的经历进行的研究。我们采用了主题分析法来分析一项在线定性调查的回复,共有 71 名英国妇女参与了这项调查。在分析中,我们讨论了 "更年期姐妹情谊",以及这些妇女如何将社会支持描述为与其他妇女分享的具体经验。然而,与伴侣之间也存在着紧张关系,她们对伴侣的理解也不尽相同,我们在第二个主题中对此进行了报告:解释(缺乏)伴侣的支持:作为英雄(或免责)的男性。我们讨论了我们的研究结果对女权学者和更广泛的心理学家的重要性和影响。
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“Friends? Supported. Partner? Not so much …”: Women's experiences of friendships, family, and relationships during perimenopause and menopause
In recent years, there has been increased cultural interest in perimenopause and menopause. The importance of peri/menopause in many women's lives makes this topic particularly pertinent for feminist psychologists. Some feminist scholars have acknowledged both physical and psychological factors as important aspects of women's experiences within their wider social and cultural contexts. However, consideration of relational aspects during peri/menopause remains sparse. We report our research exploring peri/menopausal women's experiences of friendships, family, and relationships. Thematic analysis was used to analyse responses to an online qualitative survey in which 71 mainly British women participated. In our analysis, we discuss the Menopause Sisterhood and how these women described social support as grounded in embodied experiences shared with other women. However, there were tensions concerning partners, whose understanding varied, which we report in the second theme: Accounting for (lack of) partner support: Men as heroes (or as absolved of any blame). We discuss the importance and implications of our findings for feminist scholars and psychologists more widely.
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