What makes you cry?

Both men and women are susceptible to experiencing negative emotions, but due to the belief that "men shouldn't cry," men suppress these emotions deep within, which is extremely harmful to their mental health.

Emotional people experience emotions more intensely than unemotional people. Women are physiologically more emotional than men. Over time, a man, if he is not a degenerate or gay, becomes significantly less prone to crying because "men don't cry." "Women can cry" is not condemned in any way, so they do not exert the same willpower as men to suppress their tendency to cry. As a result, the crying emotions themselves, "which must be suppressed, causing harm to the psyche," have a significantly lesser impact on a man, or no impact at all, while a woman continues to cry. There are no advantages, it simply depends on the individual. A woman quickly gets rid of distress by crying, losing a certain number of nerve cells, while a man simply does not experience the same level of bitterness.