The men who feel

Poetry

To all the supercool badass men,
Who don’t believe the masculinity crap,
And choose to be who you truly are,
Brave, is what you are!

When society told you not to feel,
And anger is the only way to heal,
I salute the men who chose to express,
You stole my heart, I’m impressed.

You didn’t confine yourself to a box,
And pretend to be an emotionless rock,
Smashed the toxic-pseudo-masculinity,
And that’s so damn sexy.

Arts and beauty are women’s shit,
Fights and brutality are men’s bit,
Together, let’s erase this crap,
Humans with emotions are who we are!

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65 thoughts on “The men who feel”

  8. Yep… girls want so much a guy who can feel. At the same time, it’s nice in an emergency to have someone in the relationship who can take charge and push forward without being clouded by emotion. Good to have both

  10. SMiLes
    Grace
    Calm
    Hurricane
    EYe Winds
    NoW DeLiVeRinG
    Most Punch indeed
    Where Sweet
    Wine
    Dreams
    No Force
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    Dancing Breath
    Singing Spring 🐝Wings
    Hehe Fine Wines Aging too

  13. Wonderful and beautifully written, Shreya! The road to self-expression is a difficult journey for most men. A youth filled with expectations, a society that hates what it deems weakness, and a lifetime of your feelings being used against you, makes for a long and hard journey. But it is possible. Then there are those times where women very much want us to be all male. It can be confusing. But the road is worth travelling!

    1. Thank you so much, Brad! So glad you liked it. I’ve seen so many men around me who are so uptight and uncomfortable when it comes to emotions. It’s so unfair to create a society where feelings can’t be expressed.

    2. Just want to say it IS all male to be able to express oneself and express feelings besides rage and aggression.

      1. Oh, Shreya… you know I am. πŸ˜‰ In reality, I haven’t been back in the pool yet, but I’m planning on it next week if all goes well. Thankfully I’m doing better, but still managing it to the best I can. I’m glad you’re doing okay, Shreya. Your question sounded like a delicious invitation to join you. At least it did to me. πŸ˜˜πŸ˜˜πŸ˜šπŸ€—πŸ€—β€β€

      2. Haha… Not an invite. Was just asking? πŸ€ͺπŸ™ˆπŸ™ˆ I really hope you get better soon. πŸ€—πŸ€—πŸ€—πŸ€—πŸ˜˜πŸ˜˜πŸ˜˜πŸ˜˜πŸ˜˜ Take care! β™₯️β™₯️β™₯️β™₯️β™₯️

      3. Thank you so much for caring, Shreya! It seems to be improving, so that’s a good sign. I wish you such a wonderful week! Sending you a deep hug full of joy. πŸ™‚ <3

      4. πŸ€—πŸ€—πŸ€—πŸ€—πŸ€—πŸ€—β™₯️β™₯️β™₯️β™₯️β™₯️β™₯️ Hugs & love! πŸ’–πŸ’–πŸ’–πŸ’–πŸ’–πŸ’–

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