Differences Between Men and Women

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[christinat.]

True. My husband is "built" differently than me and I am so grateful for those differences. He is able to "carry on" when I can't. He makes me feel safe, knowing he would defend me if necessary. I wish media would show more real men.

[bhaddox]

Matt you should have an entire section of videos full of motivational speeches for our men, spouses and Children that are under attack today and need that little nudge

[Q_N-]

Ever since I got married and had 2 sons with my wife. I feel like this is truer than ever. Before when it was just me living alone, I only had to carry myself in such a way that once I get alone time I can unwind. But now that I have family, I’m 24/7 in alpha mode. I know, if I break down, EVERYTHING breaks down. So I must carry on. I must be a headstrong alpha male until my boys grow up to stand on their own, and are ready to shoulder their own demons.

[scrapdog]

I agree with this. But I would add that Sometimes a man can feel himself buckling under the pressure and he needs to reach out for help. We don’t want to isolate men. Men should try to be there for other men for support.

[mayaclaire]

that's why a man wants a woman who is soft and nurturing and not going to have power struggles with him when he comes home.

[miffedcuttlefish]

Men shouldnt cry, but when he does, a woman should be there to support him because that is a man that has reached his limit and needs a reason to keep on. Ladies, support your man like youre going to be the last one there to do it.

[BelladonnaBates]

My dad is the toughest dude ive ever met. So much so that he never talks about his upbringing or life before us, all i know is that it was incredibly hard. I've seen him cry a few times in my life, and vent to me during a really difficult time for him knowing he was seeking counsel from me. Those are some of the times i respect him most for. Im glad he is a strong man and im glad ive seen him cry. It showed me that even the toughest are not invincible and their emotions need taken care of. By not showing them we will continue to ignore their emotional needs. He just tries to keep it contained and its not always healthy to do that. Honestly, if it weren't for him to show me that side of him, id think he was some sort of socio lmao. As an old man now, he is a lot more lovey and comforting, gives hugs, tells me he loves me a lot more than he did than while i was a kid.

[Cozonac]

"Do not mistake my silence for lack of grief boy!"

[arielmarbury]

I miss real old-fashioned men. My dad, God rest his soul, was one of the last.

[skeelatheskink]

My husband is a good man. I know I can rely on him. He’s honest and has integrity and shoulders the difficulties in life well.

[susansarver]

I saw my Dad cry, but it was when I gave him a photograph of his Father in a tobacco field.

[danielcurtis]

It’s not that men shouldn’t cry. Rather they should save their tears for a truly horrific circumstances so that those around them will immediately understand the gravity of the situation!!!

[JohnHenrysaysHi]

If people encourage softness in a world that isn't soft, or to be emotional when the world isn't going to support it, it's setting a man up for trouble. It can be cruel in the long run. Instead, hopefully men can be the strong rock for others, not breaking so when things get rough, women and children can feel at ease and shout "who's the man? He's the Man!"

[rickberglund]

Men can cry, but we only do it in private. No matter what happens, no matter who dies, men are required to keep their emotions in check. Only women are entitled to more emotional freedom.

[smokeybacon]

🙏 preach matt a lot a men need to hear this

[esperthebard]

Jesus wept. If the ultimate expression of the hero archetype cried at times, it is incorrect to say that men should never cry.

[MessageViolation]

I can confirm that it's OK men can cry, but as a woman, it's comforting for him to be strong and vigilant when we cry or we feel unsafe or in chaos. Few outlying circumstances where you cry together like funerals etc.

[thetobynator]

"Men should not cry"...
I cried a lot when I was a kid. I was very sensitive and didn't like confrontation. It wasn't until I got older, that I realised what the saying actually meant.

Men, Real Men, GET SHIT DONE. The world is a horrifying brutal and cruel place and it does not care about your feelings. Men can cry, sure, but you shouldn't let that stop you from doing what needs to be done. Men confront the brutality of world, tame what we can and kill what we can't, for the safety and security of our own. When the things that need to be done, are done, then we can cry... But we struggle against that urge so much, for so long, that even when we're safe, we just can't do it... And that's what makes Women so great... Because when you're with the right one, she can comfort that urge out of you and hold you while you're vulnerable.

When a Women can do that for her Man and not abuse the power she has in that moment, he will always love and respect her.

[ethanetn]

What women dont understand is that when we say men shouldnt cry, we mean that you should be strong enough to have the composure to not cry because of small things. Its not that crying in it of itself is bad, its being weak enough to get to that point, because as a man that is not what you are built for, and youre letting everyone down if you allow yourself to be like that

[roonline]

God uniquely designed man & woman to compliment each other. No one is above the other. Wife wants love & security, while husband wants respect & support. 😊