Till today, nobody talks about the quiet physical starvation of the modern man.
A man can easily go two, five, or seven years without a single human being touching him in a way that is not transactional. No embrace when he walks through the door, no gentle hand resting on his shoulder, no back pats and no unearned physical affection.
Every touch he receives has something attached to it: a date paid for, a crisis handled, or an expectation met.
We have built a culture where men are treated as hazards by default, so they learn to pull their limbs inward, keep their distance in public, and exist inside an emotional perimeter. When a human body goes years without warmth, It numbs itself to survive.
So before society lectures men on why they seem emotionally distant or cold, it needs to ask when was the last time anyone held them without demanding something in return.
Don't think you guys understand how ridiculous these filters are. Sunny D is made of toxic waste and they still dragged the 3% water content out of it.