I Don't Feel Sorry for Gus Walz - by Charlotte Clymer (substack.com)

I saw this article on Facebook, posted by a friend. Honestly, I was right there with her... He is a young man expressing his joy about his father's accomplishments, and that expression includes tears. To anyone who has seriously doubted his sincerity, or had some other critique, I have enjoyed pointing out that some men have hairpin trigger when it comes to crying and it is involuntary.

Just ask John Boehner.

But I read on, and there was a statement that really stuck out to me:

"These people--particularly the men--are so cemented in their repressed feelings and ignored trauma and mocking of vulnerability that they honestly think a son openly adoring his father is somehow bad."

Why particularly the men? In the same article, she highlight's Ann Coulter's ghoulish words. The sentence gets thrown like it is nothing... But it clearly shows, at least for me, that bad behavior just can't be called out, it needs to be pinned on a boogeyma... I mean person