Men Find It Very Difficult to Express Their Feelings, Turns Out This Is the Reason

"Men Find It Very Difficult to Express Their Feelings, Apparently This Is the Reason"

Men Find It Very Difficult to Express Their Feelings, Turns Out This Is the Reason

Dream – Many things make men and women so different. One of them is when showing what is felt and the emotions being experienced. Women can be so free when facing certain situations and emotions.

Like crying, being angry, sobbing or laughing, while many men behave differently. This sometimes makes it confusing. Men's expressions can be so cold and flat when they are actually in situations that are very emotionally draining.

Curious why? There are several causes. For Dream friends who are confused by the sometimes very cold attitude of men, this could be the answer.

"Emosi Sama dengan Ekspresi Berbeda" translates to "Emotion is the Same with Different Expressions" in English.

Actually, men and women have the same emotions, such as sadness, happiness, disappointment, anger, and so on, but they express them differently. Statistics show that women are more vulnerable to depression and anxiety, while men are also affected by mental health conditions.

Did you know that more than 30% of men will experience depression at some point in their lives? And, around 9% of men report experiencing feelings of depression or anxiety every day. Despite societal expectations for men to hide their emotions, it is important to recognize the importance of addressing mental health issues in men.

"Social Pressure"

Research from Men's Health reveals that 1/3 of men feel pressure to have a masculine appearance. In fact, men aged 18-34 experience even higher levels of pressure, at 47%.

This clearly affects men when expressing their feelings. Many reports say that when women experience depression, they will express their feelings through sadness or venting. Meanwhile, men tend to show signs of anger, easily offended, or even aggressive. It is difficult for men to face social pressure when they are at the lowest point in their lives.

Crying, sulking, and feeling sad are considered not something that men do. However, expressing emotions in such a way is very normal. Social pressure plays a significant role in influencing men to show their emotions.

"Unable to Express"

Many men are not accustomed to seeing each other express their feelings openly. Social pressure and childhood influences shape and require them to be tough and unemotional.

The reason it becomes a reason why they find it difficult to express their feelings. Men with emotional feelings are considered taboo. This further complicates men in nurturing their emotions, as they are forced and accustomed to suppressing them.

"Nervous System"

Corpus Callosum, the part that connects the left and right hemispheres of the brain, tends to be larger in women compared to men.

This causes women to be able to think and feel at the same time. On the other hand, men tend to separate emotions from their thoughts, resulting in doubt in expressing their feelings. Report: Monica Alycia Mutiara/ Source: BrightsideDream.co.id is available on the WhatsApp Channel, follow to know the latest information at this link \r\nhttps:\/\/bit.ly\/DreamcoidWAChannel

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