Hey RedPill, TL;DR: Men have no one. We only have each other. Look after your friends and also the sensibilities of men you don't know, because no one else is gonna help us.

Body: I mentioned this in a comment but I think it's important to bring to the attention of this subreddit, which is pretty big so maybe my message will touch some heads. We all know that men don't really have any professional systems in society geared to help us with our unique problems, and even on a localized scale some men don't really have anything or anyone who will help them.

We all know that men are the vast majority of suicide rates. We also know no one cares. We all wish it wasn't like this but we have some bullets to bite. I'm sure most of us here have friends, and close friends, but with both your close and not-so-close friends, endeavor to know what's going on with them. We men have been forced to become the psychiatrists and support network for each other. Remember this. Not many of us really want to look after the crying man, but we're the only ones who will.

Conclusion: Look after your buddies, my friends. Make sure you know what's going on with them and be ready to drag them up from dark places that we don't like to think about. Thomas Hobbe's last words were "I am about to take my last voyage, a great leap in the dark." And remember, maybe some of your friends are contemplating taking that leap themselves. See if you can't turn them away from it. Being a friend means a mutual relationship of ensuring health and a modicum of happiness.