Short monologue arguing that men should not talk about their feelings; the speaker rejects the psychological consensus that talking about emotions is necessary for wellbeing and frames emotional disclosure as inconsistent with male norms.
The worst thing a man can do is talk about what he's feeling. If he's feeling upset, Period. We are so indoctrinated. That's why I wanted to say that idea. Like the science is settled. Well, in psychology, the science is settled. We all need to talk about our feelings. No, we don't. Men don't. We don't need to talk about our feelings to feel better. If we're not feeling good, the women go. Well, we're not supposed to have conversation. I said talk about everything except his feelings.
