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| 1 | Just less than a month apart.Well you should be communicating with them better. Explain to them that it is not okay to berate any person for opening up, especially to close family members. Explain to them that both men and women have strong emotions and it is okay for both of them to display these. If you don't teach your daughter these things, no one else will and she will continue to think this is perfectly acceptable, you have to show her that a person can still be strong and cry, that masculinity and emotions are not mu… | /r/MensRights | 13/12/16 05:53 AM |
| 2 | Just less than a month apart.I don't think that's the truth at all. Human beings, regardless of gender, have an immense capability for empathy. Making massive generalizations like everyone in this thread is doing is plain ridiculous. And it has less to do with how long you've known someone, and more to do with how well you know them and how well you trust them. It shouldn't be hard to tell if you can trust someone with your emotions. | /r/MensRights | 13/12/16 05:36 AM |
| 2 | Just less than a month apart.Dude have you actually even been in a relationship? The vast majority of women want for you to open up to them, and it is required that you share your feelings for any long term relationship to function. Obviously if you go on 2 dates with a girl and then breakdown in tears she's going to haul ass out of there, you come across as emotionally unstable. But any woman you know well, and who knows you well should have no problem with it. If this has been a problem for you, it may be that you're attr… | /r/MensRights | 12/12/16 07:03 PM |
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