Have you ever heard the expression that "big boys don't cry" and "there's no crying in baseball" or any other negative connotation about showing genuine emotion? Yeah, me too...
That phrase didn’t come from nowhere. It was forged in fields, factories, foxholes, and family tables where men were expected to carry weight quietly.
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So maybe “big boys don’t cry” was never about strength. It was about silence.
But today, strength looks like this:
A good man doesn’t cry because he’s weak. He cries because he’s real.
And real men don’t lose their power when they feel. They finally use it well.
Giddyup!!!
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