Why do Men prefer to hide their Emotionally Broken self

Anyone can undergo painful experiences which leave them nothing but broken. Women, men, children, or old age people all have been found caught in stress, dilemma, anxiety, and hypertensive situations. To let this out of their heads, people find ways to express their vulnerabilities and simply what runs into their minds. Lately, our men have not been so expressive when it comes to speaking out about the things that are bothering them. Here we have tried to compile all the reasons after a long discussion with our mental health expert.

Men's issues are off the table in the family

Men fighting with emotional abuse and trauma find it hard to come out of their low self-esteem and past stories. One of the main reasons why men avoid sharing any personal hurts, especially abuses because it was never considered even a thing. In their families, no one would talk about this and didn't ask their children what is going on in their lives.

Emotionally broken is being confused with Heartbreak or Breakup

When a man tries to share any trauma people say, "must be some girl who is the reason behind all of this, let's get him to hook up."

This is why they prefer to keep it from others than be mistaken. People have to reconsider their way of thinking about what else a man can be bothered by.

Self-doubt

Before they come out with a solution the self-doubt drags them back. Deciding to tell and then failing to go on further, many men have to face this. Fear of being judged and being asked "why you could not stop it from happening when you are a man."

Have no good friend to encourage

A true friend can get you out of a dire situation no matter what, but when you have no such friends it is possible that you lack confidence and avoid putting your traumas out there. 

There's always someone to tell you "Take a drag and chill"

Men don't always want you to hold them a cigarette or a gin bottle to take a chill pill, they seek a real solution. They too feel tired and want to go back to normal, only when someone can listen to them without judging.