Jason Wilson argues that emotional openness frees men to act confidently despite fear. His wife values a man who admits what scares him. Men crave spaces where vulnerability isn't mistaken for weakness.
What we're trying to encourage men to do is be emotionally open. And so for me to be transparent and open was actually a gateway to my freedom. My wife would tell you to this day, to have a man she can see that is scared but can move through that fear, for her to see that, whoa, okay, he doesn't know it all, but yet he's still walks confidently in that decision. He still has a little fear, but he doesn't succumb to it. Now you can be more authentic. And that's really what men want. They're dying to just be treated as humans. Can I just share my fear without you condemning me as being weak?
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