Boys do cry: What they really think of the term ‘man up’
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Jason Wilson is the perfect expert to discuss this issue with the Yahoo News show “Dear Men.” Wilson, who runs a Detroit martial arts academy, has dedicated his life to empowering young men, teaching them to get in touch with their emotions and training them to become more “comprehensive men.” His work with boys is so powerful, it even inspired a scene in NBC’s hit show “This Is Us” that shows a father doing pushups with his son on his back.
“When they see men who cry, they have permission to cry. So I don’t never hold back my tears when I'm feeling an emotional overload,” he said. “This gives them a different freedom. ... It’s about changing the culture, more so than just trying to fix the problem.”
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