How do I learn how to express how I feel? I was always raised

>>17487964
Option 1: Talk to a counselor. Having a professional can be really really useful.

Option 2: Keep it inside. The old school method. It actually works really well most of the time.

I've always gone with 2, except for during my divorce when 1 was pretty useful for helping me not be such a baby.

Protip: "Emotionally distant" is a bullshit excuse that women use when they don't have a better excuse but want to break up anyway.

You want someone to talk to? Hit me on [email protected] and we can chat. I have some free time and lots of curiosity.

>>17487964
Women don't know that they want, or they want everything. One women wants a strong stoic man, another wants a emotional poet that expresses everything. If you were honest and said you're emotionally stiff and she left anyways then there isn't much else you could have done.

>>17487964

my dad was a hardcore military man who raised us to not be fucking pussies, but are there really parents out there who teach their kids to not have emotions? that sounds like so much fucking bull shit. your dad thought you were out of line for smiling? being happy? being sad?

>>17488035
It's truly amazing how much different kinds of shit there is. It's like shit ocean.

As a person, who had shitty parents myself, could you give us something preciouse and important your father taught you? What do you think was significant?