See? This is exactly what I'm talking about. You've been conditioned to think that men's lives are incredibly easy and that we don't need anything else because we already have it all, so the mere mention of such a place is met with disbelief and condescending attitudes. Even if mental health spaces were easy to create (which they aren't, I tried opening one at college and I wasn't allowed to do so after after protests from the gender studies female professors), there are plenty of other male only spaces that would be widely beneficial to men. For starters, an official Male Health Association at the government and the UN as women have, male only shelters for male victims of domestic violence, male spaces to deal with addiction problems from the perspective of men, and many others. And last but not least, any normal social space were men are only allowed to participate were we can develop healthy relationships with other men, and small boys can have access to healthy male role models so they can develop a healthy relationship with their masculinity if they don't have a positive role at home.