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I didn't speak of emotions as a generic term. If I did, it was miscommunication. Men have emotions, but they can't appeal to people for help based on being sad
by hsn915 4y ago
I didn't speak of emotions as a generic term. If I did, it was miscommunication.
Men have emotions, but they can't appeal to people for help based on being sad, specially being sad from things that are not physically harmful.
"This guy I don't know said mean things about me and it made me cry".
Only women and children can say something like this and get sympathy and support.
- walljm 4y agoI think you're right, in that open displays of emotion are rarer in men. I'm not sure you're correct in the assertion that men can't appeal to people for help based on being sad. At least, that hasn't been my experience. I think men don't display/communicate their emotions in the same way, but I think its somewhat normal (at least it is today) for men to seek out help for something because they are experiencing conflict and it bothers them.