Cry Like a Man: Fighting for Freedom from Emotional Incarceration

by Jason Wilson

It only makes sense that internalized stress and confusion build over time, creating a force that will eventually find a release hatch. And we all know what that looks like: self-medication, aggression, violence, until we finally hit the wall and break.

As men, our “Kryptonite” is the grinding lifestyle that keeps us working when we need to rest, fighting when we need to seek peace, and worrying when we need to pray.