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Jaideep Ahlawat Slams 'Men Don't Cry' Culture
28 Nov
Summary
- Actor Jaideep Ahlawat criticizes societal pressure on men to suppress emotions.
- He highlights the common phrase 'You are a boy, why are you crying?'
- 'The Family Man 3' star discusses the impact of emotional suppression on men.
Actor Jaideep Ahlawat, known for his role in 'The Family Man 3,' has voiced concerns about the pervasive societal conditioning that discourages men from showing vulnerability. He pointed out that the ingrained notion of 'men don't cry' is not limited to any single region but is a global phenomenon.
Ahlawat explained that this repression often begins in childhood with phrases like, "You are a boy, why are you crying?" This leads to men internalizing their emotions, preventing them from being open about their feelings and potentially causing them to suppress their true selves.
He suggested that a degree of emotional openness is crucial for maintaining mental sanity and overall well-being. Ahlawat's commentary comes as 'The Family Man 3' garners positive attention, with the actor using the platform to discuss important societal issues.
