This week on ‘Ask Dan and Jennifer’
Many women wish that their men were more emotionally available, yet when a man cries or shows sensitivity, he is perceived as weak or un-masculine.
In the culture of the U.S., men have been raised to be John Wayne, not Johnny Depp. A guy’s effete mannerisms make one wonder about his sexual orientation; a tear shed makes him a sissy. Boys may be raised with classic lines like “Stop crying or I’ll give you something to cry about.”
Read the complete article Why So Many Men Are Emotionally Unavailable – The Astrology of Feeling – by Yours Truly – at ‘Ask Dan and Jennifer.’
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And this is why I don’t find American men very appealing.
I started with my long-standing crush on Johnny Depp when I was just a little girl glued to the screen during “Crybaby.”