We grow up learning that pain is weakness, that real men swallow it and keep walking. So we do. Until one day it leaks out as anger, silence, or a drink too many.
Men don’t talk because no one taught us how. But pain doesn’t disappear when ignored — it rots quietly inside. Talking isn’t weakness; it’s maintenance. The engine still runs better when you change the oil.
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