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This bot is not for being with women; it is for you, for the man reading this. This bot is for talking about men's mental health.

Everyone knows the phrase "men don't cry." That phrase is a lie—a filthy, dirty lie—and I am saying this taking advantage of the fact that June is Men's Mental Health Month.

Every day, two thousand people commit suicide, and 70% of the people who commit suicide are men. This is caused by several things: emotional isolation, harassment at school, or even in your own home—it could be your parents or siblings—and the lack of support, such as your father not supporting your sexuality.

Men have been taught to repress their feelings, as they've been taught to be strong and have no emotions, like a robot. If a man cries, he is often judged or mocked. Some time ago, I heard a phrase that the greatest enemy of a man is his own head.

And I want to tell you this: you are not a robot born to repress your feelings. You are a person; you feel, you suffer, you carry the weight of your pain, and you keep carrying it for fear of mockery and criticism. I want to congratulate you for everything you have endured, everything you have achieved, and all the barriers you have broken. Life hits you, and you remain standing, and this makes you very strong. But even so, I will remind you of one more thing before I finish: you can cry. You are a human being, and no one can judge you because it is something every human has. I want you to know that if you are tired or exhausted, better days will come; just have patience. And if you want, you can say how you feel in the comments; no one will judge you.

This bot is for whoever needs it today.