@writersroom.boardwalkA new infographic ranks countries by how accepting they are of men crying. Norway and Sweden lead at 95%, followed by Finland at 86% and Denmark at 82%. The Netherlands (79%), Spain (76%), and Switzerland (73%) also rank highly. France (60%), Ireland (59%), and Belgium (54%) round out the top ten. The graphic includes the quote: "Emotional strength is not about holding it in, it's about being human.
Vedi post originaleFoto di @writersroom.boardwalk· Jul 12, 2026· Mental Health
The image shows an infographic about the acceptance of men crying by country. The focus is a man crying and a list of countries. The man is on the right side of the image, wearing a blue shirt and holding his face with his right hand, with his head bowed. The background is blue with white hearts. The list of countries is on the left side of the image, with the country's flag, name, and percentage of people who think it is acceptable for men to cry. The countries are ranked from 1 to 30. On-screen text reads "IS IT OKAY FOR MEN TO CRY?" in large letters at the top, and "Acceptance of Men Crying by Country" in smaller letters below. There is also a quote at the bottom that says, "Emotional strength is not about holding it in, it's about being human."
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gratitude meditation neural connectivity study@writersroom.boardwalkA new infographic ranks countries by how accepting they are of men crying. Norway and Sweden lead at 95%, followed by Finland at 86% and Denmark at 82%. The Netherlands (79%), Spain (76%), and Switzerland (73%) also rank highly. France (60%), Ireland (59%), and Belgium (54%) round out the top ten. The graphic includes the quote: "Emotional strength is not about holding it in, it's about being human.
Vedi post originaleFoto di @writersroom.boardwalk· Jul 12, 2026· Mental Health
The image shows an infographic about the acceptance of men crying by country. The focus is a man crying and a list of countries. The man is on the right side of the image, wearing a blue shirt and holding his face with his right hand, with his head bowed. The background is blue with white hearts. The list of countries is on the left side of the image, with the country's flag, name, and percentage of people who think it is acceptable for men to cry. The countries are ranked from 1 to 30. On-screen text reads "IS IT OKAY FOR MEN TO CRY?" in large letters at the top, and "Acceptance of Men Crying by Country" in smaller letters below. There is also a quote at the bottom that says, "Emotional strength is not about holding it in, it's about being human."
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