They need to share, they need to do stuff for themselves. I sometimes don't understand whether I'm right or wrong on this but I feel for them. I feel really bad for it because we women, we somehow we made like that. We get time to think about it. But men I don't think they are even made for it. Even if they're made for it. They're humans. Obviously they're made for it but they've never been taught
I think if you're able to express, if you're able to cry, that's a good thing in itself. So it's time they start breaking the stereotypes and start taking care of themselves. Yes, we are there. We as women, not all females, not all women are anti men, and we are feminists, but at the same time, we know that how men go through things. So thank you
Rebel Drace
@itsmeRebelDrace · 2:36
So, like, you beautifully explained the whole transition of a man in his life and how fresh from the childhood he has to be the man, even when he's a small boy. So I have not seen many men around me be very vocal about it or even consider the thought of letting go of emotions and thinking of themselves and all that. So I'm for sure looking forward to do something. At least one man I could make realize they have to focus on their emotions
Meenu Kaur
@tailored979 · 4:36
It's not the act of cowardice, it's act of great bravery. Our society has always framed the things the way they wanted to. Men is powerful as compared to women in the physical aspects. But if you talk about mind, if you talk about emotions, or if you talk about anything which is absolutely abstract in nature, men is no different from women. And if their lives no difference, then why is this venting out of emotion taught so differently? Let's start raising our boys