Most of us know why to never display emotions in front of a woman. They will always see you as less than and lose respect for you. This example I am sharing I found on the Relationship Advice subreddit the other day. This story reiterate this sentiment.

Edit: THIS IS NOT MY STORY. Please read the third sentence in the first paragraph above before commenting.

My (31m) wife (30f) says I don't have the right to be upset about losing our child

My wife and I have been together 6 years and married 2. We have always wanted kids but wanted to wait ans not rush at the start of our marriage. The pregnancy came as a surprise but a very welcomed and happy one.

Everything went smoothly throughout the pregnancy. There were nevernany signs of issues. We decorated the nursery together and put up the furniture. We were so excited to meet our baby and be parents. She carried to term and the day of the birth again things were ok. She gave birth and we didn't hear any crying. We were so confused and you can see it in the doctors' eyes that they were very concerned. I can't begin to explain the heartbreak when we were told that our little girl didn't make it. We were able to hold her and she was so beautiful.

A funeral home has a free funeral service for little angels so we buried ours just the two of us.I have never seen a casket so small. I have been trying to be strong for my wife. I only cry when she's not around so when she needs me I'm there. It's been hard to stay strong when she's crying in my arms. Seeing her like this adds to the pain.

Last night I couldn't hold it in and started bawling with her. She didn't like that at all. She started saying that I was trying to make it about me. How I should be the man and support her. She also said that I don't have the right to be so upset because I wasn't the one carrying her and giving birth. She went to bed and left me there.

I know she has it worse than me because she carried our angel and have birth to her. I just didn't expect her to react that way. But I lost my daughter too. I wanted to be a father, I didn't get to change her diaper for the first time and spend my first sleepless night with her crying. I lost her too.

I know that my wife is hurting which is why she's reacting that way. How do I support her better but also let her know how I feel in a way that doesn't seem like I'm taking away from her?