Men's mental health matters

Can you relate to this?
#mentalhealth #relationships #mensmentalhealth #mentalhealthmatters #mensmentalhealthmatters

[tonybrown]

My story is actually hilarious. At one point in my life I thought that I didn’t even have the ability to cry. That I had ran out of tears. I got so good at suppressing my emotions that I was never sad. Then I met a girl who told me to open up. So I did. I told her about my childhood, I told her about what ex’s had done. I told her how she made me feel. Cried for the first time in years to her and she used it against me.

[MR-tbpo]

I relate to that. Ex cop struggling on my own. I’m not a nice to be around

[Kai-ybm]

My storie is just I tell my self that I can do better yesterday I watch my friend black out stand up and 20 seconds later he is back out on the mats winning I have always settled for the minimum and now I’m out here not stoping knowing I can do better I have had been used and I have not cried once when my dog I lived with all my heart

[crazyralph]

Dear Hedieh, thank you so much for making this video. As a man, I am truly grateful for your compassion toward men and men's health. You really do point out a lot of useful information on the issue of men's mental health. In the midst of all the man-bashing going on, it is so encouraging and inspiring to know that there are compassionate, benevolent people, like you, who genuinely care about the issues that men have to deal with; and that you have a kind, loving attitude toward men. I am also glad to see that you have shown that men struggle with issues of mental health because of the rigid gender role expectations placed on us, as men. I pray that this video and the message on men's health will spread like wildfire. God bless you.

[crazyralph]

Dear Hedieh. I thank God for tender-hearted women like you who care about the struggles that men go through. I am also happy to see you point out that men struggle with being vulnerable, showing emotion, or shedding tears. The problem is that so many people often associate vulnerability with weakness, and this is not true at all. Emotions are not weakness, and being sensitive, or emotionally vulnerable, is not unmasculine. Also, emotional suppression is unhealthy for men, both emotionally and physically. We have known this for many years. There is nothing masculine about not reaching out for help in time of need. There is nothing manly about hiding your pain, suppressing your needs, suffering in silence, and living in isolation. So those who compel men to suppress their emotions, deny their needs, and suffer in silence are killing men.

WOMEN AND SOCIETY NEED TO SHOW MORE COMPASSION FOR MEN'S HEALTH AND THE PROBLEMS THAT MEN GO THROUGH.

[xx_evxlmia_xx]

So heartbreaking how this is the reality for men, and we as women have the AUDACITY to sit there and complain that “women have it worse”

[bedtimeforbonzo]

This is my life I feel like i can’t cry but i cnat be happy

[angelacrobat]

Welcome to our world. Where most of today’s society’s people never expects a man to have feelings. Yup. 100% accurate.

[Shine]

Can’t relate to DAD being in the stands as I never had one.

[robertthompson]

this is life as a man on a daily but nobody cares. you cant tell me just because you see a video of this oh now you want to start caring. if youre not there the first time youre not going to be there the next. nobody is your friend nobody is your family its you and yourself in this world. the sooner you realize this the better. id give you an example but the effort being put out to type this alone is worthless because its like talking to a wall. only people who have been through this or are going through this will understand.

[exelixisexelixis]

When a woman is right a man has no wife καλημέρα you got that?

[debankasamanta]

His father was right.
Building up a man requires making hard decisions which may seem contradictory, even if it means to be the seemingly bad person. It's the vision of a father that builds his son into a man. No amount of feminine energy can substitute the necessity of masculinity into building something worthwhile and substantial.