#male problems

Awhooooo!

Image reads: I stopped talking to the last two friends I have because they made me feel bad for venting to them (I'm going through a rough time) and they got super offended. I can't help feeling like this is a stoic male thing. On one hand I'm glad we've drifted apart, on the other hand I've never felt so lonely. When I had women to talk to I was fine, but they're all gone. I hate being a boy, it's like I'm not entitled to my emotions.

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