For the boys who felt too much, and the men who learned to mute it.
Beautiful essay, Robert.
This resonated so deeply with me.
Thank you
Thanks, Jason.
Thank you, Robert. When we are faced with the masculine stereotype, we can look to your piece as a candle in the darkness that won't be extinguished.
What saved me wasn’t rebellion.
It was recognition.
A remembering
Love this so much. You are an amazing storyteller, Robert. Thank you
Thank you, Margaret. Your words really mine a lot to me.
Thanks, Stephanie!
Thanks, Sharon.
I belive that more men need to be having these conversations.
Thanks, Mary.
I think there are still so many men who need to hear that it’s okay to be in touch with their feelings. A lot of us learn to ‘armor up’ out of insecurity—and I think part of the shift comes from seeing different kinds of role models around us.
Beautiful and thoughtful.
Beautiful essay, Robert.
This resonated so deeply with me.
Thank you
Thanks, Jason.
Thank you, Robert. When we are faced with the masculine stereotype, we can look to your piece as a candle in the darkness that won't be extinguished.
What saved me wasn’t rebellion.
It was recognition.
A remembering
Love this so much. You are an amazing storyteller, Robert. Thank you
Thank you, Margaret. Your words really mine a lot to me.
Thanks, Stephanie!
Thanks, Sharon.
I belive that more men need to be having these conversations.
Thanks, Mary.
I think there are still so many men who need to hear that it’s okay to be in touch with their feelings. A lot of us learn to ‘armor up’ out of insecurity—and I think part of the shift comes from seeing different kinds of role models around us.
Beautiful and thoughtful.
Beautiful and thoughtful.