nothing wrong with men crying. and i think the new generation don’t see any stigma attached to it like the older generations.
At my sis wedding, it was actually my father and my brother who cried hard at the time of her rukhsati whereas my mom was so calm.
i have seen some sons crying like anything on passing away of their mothers
I can’t find the link to post here, an Indian ad is made to stop abuse against women where the main message of the ad is “Boys don’t cry, Kaash hum yeh sikhate ke larke rulate nahin hain”
very beautiful message indeed.
Nothing wrong with men crying. They usually don’t in front of women.. at least non cry in front of me but that just may be because i lack sympathy on most days. lol
Now if a woman sees her husband, father, brother (as head of the household) cry every now and then - what will be her assessment of his strength to face the big bad world?
Don’t women want comfort in the ability of their men to be caretakers and problemsolvers?
it takes like a HUGE life changing heart breaking, FIRST TIME event for me to cry. I cant cry.
women cry when thinking is hard, day is going bad, when they feel nervous or uncomfortable, or simply anxious, or when its too cold or too hot, or too boring, or something is shocking or disappointing…i dont get it most of the time anyways