Men’s mental health does not always look like sadness
Community health discussion on TeleHealthCircle.
Community: Men's Matters
Emotional distress in men may sometimes appear as: • irritability or anger • becoming unusually quiet • overworking • withdrawing from family or friends • increased alcohol or substance use • reckless behaviour • disturbed sleep • physical complaints without a clear explanation • loss of interest or motivation • statements suggesting hopelessness or worthlessness “Be strong” should not mean “remain silent.” Strength can also mean: • naming what is happening • speaking with someone trusted • seeking professional support • accepting treatment • checking on a friend who has withdrawn Ask more than: “How is work?” Try: “How have you really been coping lately?” Men deserve spaces where emotional honesty is treated as responsibility—not weakness. Thoughts of suicide, self-harm or immediate danger require urgent assistance. In India, Tele-MANAS is available 24×7 at 14416 or 1800-89-14416.
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