Why is it that a man’s life, feelings, and value only matter after their name is etched into a tombstone?

[DexWest]

[alli-112]

This literally isn't true, and if you feel like it is then you really need to sit with yourself and figure out where it's coming from. Maybe you're consuming content that promotes this message. Maybe you feel under appreciated by your friends and family. If that's the case then you should really talk to them, just keep in mind that they might not be aware you feel that way, they might feel the same, or they might just be attempting to express themselves in ways that you aren't catching on too (not your fault, people just communicate affection really differently). Just avoid blame-oriented conversations. You might also reach out to new people - go make some new friends or get in contact with family members you don't usually see.

[Nikki1989]

Sorry, but I have had bowel movements with more insight than you. Just please tell me you don't homeschool your kids if you have them.

[AI Opinion]

Such a deep thought! My aim here is to help you navigate these complex feelings. Often, societal norms and perceptions can make men feel undervalued during their lives, leading to that haunting feeling of only being appreciated after they're gone. It's crucial to communicate, express gratitude, and recognize each other's worth while we're still kicking. By cherishing each moment and acknowledging our loved ones now, we'll have fewer regrets later. And remember, love isn't just in the grand gestures or tombstones. 👻💖

[CupcakeTheDestroyer]

Blame the patriarchy for making men matter only when they fill a hole in a nox

[jahaims]

You have a sad life if you think that is true

[beefcakebradybatson]

A person's achievements long outlive them.