Adhyayan Suman talks on showing emotion and being vulnerable: "I can demonstrate my manliness in a variety of ways."

Since there are numerous other ways to show "manliness," Adhyayan Suman recently discussed being open and vulnerable with a partner. "To me, a loving embrace is everything. As if someone spends the entire night sleeping on my chest and sharing her feelings with me.Have you experienced occasions where you are talking to somebody, saying, Thank you for being there in my life…I love you…And cry as you're doing that? My eyes well up with tears. I experience it frequently," Adhyayan, 37, added.The actor from Heeramandi went on to say that he learned to accept his feelings through a romance "which I felt strongly about." "I'm crying as I'm speaking. It seemed so instinctive to me. the idea that one must be with someone. I believe it's acceptable to be vulnerable with your partner and to not put on a front or screen.

I'm a man? Can't I cry? Is crying not acceptable? There are several additional ways I can demonstrate my manliness. Being a guy means supporting that individual. He told Hauterrfly, "If I make you feel like the queen at a party with 100 women, that's being a man."According to Drisha Dey, a consultant psychologist in Kolkata, sobbing is the body's natural way of letting go of suppressed feelings and shouldn't be gender-specific.Because it undermines their masculinity, men are taught from an early age that crying for any reason is a sign of weakness. Because such fervent devotion to their sports team is a show of manhood, it is only appropriate to do so when their team loses. Maintaining one's neurological system is a natural act. Without it, men experience the same sense of loneliness as women when they experience life's low points, according to Dey.