Are more "androgynous" men more likely to seek mental health care than their more "masculine" counterparts?

by The Library of Congress
Question by Spanx for Men!: Are more "androgynous" men more likely to seek mental health care than their more "masculine" counterparts?
"Older men are less likely to receive care for depression because of a self-image that discourages expression of symptoms.

Among the reasons found in prior research are more negative attitudes among men toward seeking help for mental health problems, lower disclosure rates of depressive symptoms, lower rates of health service

depression and anxiety scale