Why is menopause viewed so negatively by society
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Why is menopause viewed so negatively by society
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Why Does Society View Menopause So Negatively?
Menopause isn’t a failure.
It isn’t the end.
And it certainly isn’t something to be embarrassed about.
Yet for decades, menopause has been wrapped in silence, stigma and stereotypes — reduced to jokes, whispers and the idea that women are somehow “past their best”.
We’re taught to fear it.
To hide it.
To push through it quietly.
And the result?
Women blaming themselves for normal hormonal changes, feeling isolated, unsupported and questioning their worth at a time when they actually need more understanding than ever.
In this episode, I’m talking honestly about why menopause has been framed so negatively by society — and why it’s time to change the narrative.
Menopause is not weakness.
It’s transition.
It’s adaptation.
It’s wisdom, strength and a deeper understanding of yourself.
When women are informed, supported and empowered, menopause becomes a chapter of growth — not something to survive.
This conversation is about reclaiming midlife, breaking the stigma and reminding women that they are not broken — they are evolving.
If you’ve ever felt dismissed, unseen or made to feel “less than” because of menopause… this one is for you.
— Emma
The Menopause Mentor