Patriarchy/institutional sexism hurts men too
Men aren't taught to explore and familiarize themselves with their own emotions so lack language to describe and recognize them in othershttps://twitter.com/Pure_aTRACKtion/status/890456118509666304 …
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Amen. It's different and we have many more benefits and opportunities but your dead right.
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Add to this effect the fact that there are emotions that are "off limits" to men (Fear, sadness, insecurity) and you have a bad recipe
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The pressure society puts on men from an early age to suppress and ignore "female" emotions rather than embrace them has serious effects.
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This describes my whole redneck fam, and the men are DEF worse than the women. My theory: widespread emotional underdevelopment for wypipo.
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Couldn't have said it better myself
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I love your words, and how you use them . The best words!
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I articulate the "approved" male emotion list as: triumph (happiness from winning), rage (when losing), and lust. Otherwise agree 100%
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Right but being comfortable with emotions sometimes leads to things like crying, which is typically deemed socially unacceptable for males.
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