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MEN NEED TO SPEAK TOO 💔 Seeing an African-aged immigrant man crying on the streets of the UK is heartbreaking. What broke my heart even more was watching him struggle to tell another man what he was actually going through. Men are taught to endure. They are expected to be strong, provide, protect and keep their problems to themselves. But when a man finally speaks up, he can be laughed at, judged, blamed or told to “man up.” Then people wonder why nobody knows how to help a man. In England and Wales, 6,190 suicides were registered in 2024, with men accounting for the majority. The male suicide rate was 17.6 deaths per 100,000, compared with 5.7 for women. Speaking out doesn’t make a man weak. Speaking can be a form of healing. Many immigrant men are silently dealing with loneliness, financial pressure, relationship problems, family responsibilities and the struggles that come with starting life in another country. And the sad thing is that some of these are older men, who may already be more vulnerable to health problems such as high blood pressure and heart disease. I pray this man finds healing and peace in whatever he is going through. 🙏🏾❤️ Many men are going through similar things in silence. Check on the men around you. Listen without judging. #MensMentalHealth #MenNeedToTalk #MensHealth #SuicidePrevention #CheckOnYourMen
MEN NEED TO SPEAK TOO 💔 Seeing an African-aged immigrant man crying on the streets of the UK is heartbreaking. What broke my heart even more was watching him struggle to tell another man what he was actually going through. Men are taught to endure. They are expected to be strong, provide, protect and keep their problems to themselves. But when a man finally speaks up, he can be laughed at, judged, blamed or told to “man up.” Then people wonder why nobody knows how to help a man. In England and Wales, 6,190 suicides were registered in 2024, with men accounting for the majority. The male suicide rate was 17.6 deaths per 100,000, compared with 5.7 for women. Speaking out doesn’t make a man weak. Speaking can be a form of healing. Many immigrant men are silently dealing with loneliness, financial pressure, relationship problems, family responsibilities and the struggles that come with starting life in another country. And the sad thing is that some of these are older men, who may already be more vulnerable to health problems such as high blood pressure and heart disease. I pray this man finds healing and peace in whatever he is going through. 🙏🏾❤️ Many men are going through similar things in silence. Check on the men around you. Listen without judging. #MensMentalHealth #MenNeedToTalk #MensHealth #SuicidePrevention #CheckOnYourMen
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