About us
Men’s Circle of Malaysia is a space where men gather to connect, reflect, and grow. We host regular monthly meetups that invite honest conversations around identity, purpose, relationships, emotional resilience and modern masculinity. Our themes often explore the full spectrum of human experience through the lens of IQ (intellect), EQ (emotion), AQ (resilience), and SQ (spirituality), inviting men to engage both the mind and the heart.
In addition to Men’s Circle of Malaysia meetups, we also co-host A Dialogue, a joint event with Women’s Circle of Malaysia, where both circles come together to share stories, challenge assumptions, and rediscover connection.
A Dialogue is the evolution of Women’s Circle of Malaysia x Men’s Circle of Malaysia—a space where open and honest conversations continue to flourish.
Upcoming events
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[OPEN TO ALL] A Dialogue: Are You Replaceable by AI?
The Violet Flame KL, 1, Lorong Damansara Endah, Taman Damansara Endah, 50490, Kuala Lumpur, MYSCHOOL OF THOUGHT SOCIETY invites you to:
✨ A Dialogue: Are You Replaceable by AI? Let’s Talk About It 🤖🔥AI is no longer a future conversation — it’s already shaping how we work, think, and even how our kids learn 👀📚
So let’s have an honest, open (and slightly uncomfortable 😏) conversation:
💡 AI is coming for our jobs — are you replaceable?
🧠 If AI gives all the answers, will our kids still learn how to think?
🚀 You can’t outsmart AI — but you can outgrow it. How?⸻
📅 Event Details
🗓 Date: 25/4/2026 (Sat)
🕔 Time: 5pm – 7pm
📍 Venue: Violet Flame
📞 Reservation: +6019 723 2112
🍽 Potluck: Can bring some light food to share
⸻This is a space to explore, question, challenge, and share perspectives — openly, honestly, and without judgment 🤝✨
Whether you’re excited 🤩, skeptical 🤨, or somewhere in between 😅 — your voice matters.
Come curious. Leave with perspective 💭✨
Let’s unpack what this really means — for our work, our future, and the next generation 🌍🚀
A Dialogue is a space where open and honest conversations between Men and Women continue to flourish.
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Men's Circle April Discussion: Loneliness - Being Alone & Staying Human
The Violet Flame KL, 1, Lorong Damansara Endah, Taman Damansara Endah, 50490, Kuala Lumpur, MYSCHOOL OF THOUGHT SOCIETY invites you to:
Men's Circle April Discussion: Loneliness - Being Alone & Staying Human
📍 Where: Violet Flame KL
📅 When: Wednesday, 29 April 2026
🕗 Time: 8:00PM – 10:00PM
📞 Reservation: +6019 723 2112According to the World Health Organization (WHO), loneliness and social isolation are more than emotional states, they are serious public health threats. Humans are biologically wired for connection and when that connection breaks down, the consequences can include higher risks of heart disease, stroke, depression, anxiety, dementia, and even premature death. Nearly one in six people worldwide report feeling lonely, and rates are even higher among adolescents, young adults, and those in low-income settings [1].
A report highlighted by the Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) shows that loneliness is rising across age groups, with young people (16–24) and older adults (65+) especially affected. Between 2015 and 2022, the share of young people meeting friends daily dropped significantly, while the risk of social isolation increased among older adults. The report also finds that men and young people have emerged as at-risk groups for loneliness and reduced relationship quality [2].
In our earlier session, men spoke about watching movies alone, attending gatherings yet returning home empty and feeling unseen even in familiar spaces. Loneliness showed up not as isolation, but as disconnection from others, from meaning and from self.
This Men’s Circle session revisits loneliness with deeper awareness. We explore how loneliness can exist and acknowledging that loneliness is not a personal failure.
We are here not to fix.
We are here not to advise.
Just Men , shared presence, and the courage to voice out what is real.References:
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