Are men human?

If men are human, then why do so many fathers tell their sons not to cry, which is a distinctly human trait. If we want the world to treat men as human, then we must be human, we must show our emotions, especially considering that most jobs in the future will require employees to understand emotions and help people. Ergo, being human.
You may say I'm generalising fathers, but I said 'many', and you know it'd true. I've asked many people in my life and they all say 'boys don't cry'. I messaged you because you say that 'Men are human too', yet you don't realise that men make themselves unhuman. If you see many movies 'made for men', like action movies, they treat men as aggressive, horny robot soldiers, fighting to the death for nothing, but these traits aren't as human as emotions. Animals are aggressive, they are horny, they fight for food, territory and mates, and so do we, but what makes humans different to them is that we have emotions, we show our emotions and we help others showing their emotions, many women do this and so they are treated as human, yet men are not treated as human because we make ourselves not human. The fault of the patriarchy.

If men are human, then why do so many fathers tell their sons not to cry, which is a distinctly human trait. If we want the world to treat men as human, then we must be human, we must show our emotions, especially considering that most jobs in the future will require employees to understand emotions and help people. Ergo, being human.You may say I'm generalising fathers, but I said 'many', and you know it'd true. I've asked many people in my life and they all say 'boys don't cry'.(...)

(...) but what makes humans different to them is that we have emotions, we show our emotions and we help others showing their emotions, (...)

Of course men are human. Society tells men not to cry.

Not the whole society, just exorbitant proud fathers with stereotypical views. They are the hindrance for men of being humans.

If only somebody would write a song with the question "are we human?" In it this would be perfect situation


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I think it's a large part of society influencing some fathers, but men are certainly human and definitely cry.

If men are human, then why do so many fathers tell their sons not to cry, which is a distinctly human trait. If we want the world to treat men as human, then we must be human, we must show our emotions, especially considering that most jobs in the future will require employees to understand emotions and help people. Ergo, being human.
You may say I'm generalising fathers, but I said 'many', and you know it'd true. I've asked many people in my life and they all say 'boys don't cry'. I messaged you because you say that 'Men are human too', yet you don't realise that men make themselves unhuman. If you see many movies 'made for men', like action movies, they treat men as aggressive, horny robot soldiers, fighting to the death for nothing, but these traits aren't as human as emotions. Animals are aggressive, they are horny, they fight for food, territory and mates, and so do we, but what makes humans different to them is that we have emotions, we show our emotions and we help others showing their emotions, many women do this and so they are treated as human, yet men are not treated as human because we make ourselves not human. The fault of the patriarchy.

lol men never seem to learn how to deal with their emotions, probs why they're so rapey and aggressive