I am Allright

Nov 10, 2021 12:40 AM

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A man only is treated as valuable if he provides

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I'm alright, too.

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Just in case you're all wondering, I'm alright

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I haven't cried in a long time. I'm crying now . . . I'm alright.

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I'm alright too.

4 years ago | Likes 10 Dislikes 1

No one cares how any of us is doing regardless of gender identity

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Yeah, I'm a woman, and I felt like this as well. Everyone's got their own problems...

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Last year in school I started saying “it’s another beautiful day,” whenever asked how I was doing. My roommate realized that 1/

4 years ago | Likes 5 Dislikes 1

what I really meant was, “if I don’t get booze in the next 8 hrs, I’m going to fucking kill myself.” 2/2

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My response to that question is generally "peachy" mostly because it seems to get a nice response from people

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I'm not gonna turn the sound on. I'm just gonna assume he sounds like Sam Elliott

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He doesn't but that's okay :)

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God damn it that hit me way to hard

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I find it super annoying when someone hears ‘I’m alright’ and thinks I’m depressed. To me it just means ‘neutral’. Not good, not bad.

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I'm alright.

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So what you I supposed to say when I am alright?

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Mine is ... “ doing ok “

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fine

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Nightmares are dreams too, you can quote me on that.

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I fucking care.

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I don’t want to die, but some time off from being alive would be swell…

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got it one: nobody forking cares about how men feel. make money, shutup, and go away.

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That my be true of some people, but it's certainly not true of all.

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A man only is treated as valuable if he provides

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Maybe by some people. But certainly not all.

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*most

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You must know a lot of shitty people then.

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This hit me so hard. I've been struggling with depression and dealing with childhood trauma for almost 2 decades and I feel like giving up

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That's true. I'm alright as well. And I frequently say so.

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If you feel like you want to say something more than "alright," shoot me a DM.

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Saying it every day.

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Every day.

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I can’t even fake the alright part anymore with pointless lies. I avoid people and avoid having to pretend I’m alright

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Today was my first day back in office since the pandemic. I said "oh, I'm alright. How about you?" So many times.

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Men: emotional literacy is just as important as learning any other task or skill. Please take care of each other.

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Trouble is, this post generalises too much. If I say I'm alright then I'm usually alright. However, it depends how close we are. I'm

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not gonna share my romantic or work problems with every acquaintance, because that's not appropriate nor healthy.

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Us women need 2 help with that as well tho. My man says he's never been comfortable crying in front of a partner be4 me, & he's been married

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Hey thx for being a good person

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He's the best person, I'm just trying to keep up

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I do think the dude in the OP is a bit wrong; it's not that nobody cares, it's that men are taught nobody cares. If we open up, people care.

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Or the opposite and you are just playing the victim, or being dramatic, or everyone thinks that so just get over it.

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Can confirm. Source: I care

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plus the whole "men have to be strong" thing (meaning never admit you're struggling)

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Exactly, that's real problem. Men have empathy, and women have empathy towards men, but men are pressured by society not to be vulnerable.

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Eh, maybe. But sometimes I'm just alright too, y'know?

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“Hanging in there.” Get that man some fucking help.

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It's important for men to have a safe space to express their emotions.

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It isn’t about a safe space, it’s simply that nobody cares. That’s how I understand his statement, abyway.

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I think it depends. Some men need to get stuff out, and can handle it from there. Some need advice or guidance, and are good. Some need /1

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/2 a hand. It's important to ask the person you're talking to so you can at least help a bit.

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But there are places for men to gather where people do care and will listen.

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It is about the feeling/belief that nobody cares, I understand that all too well.

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And I'm just over here playing with my balls

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I bet your balls are alright. Or, your ball.

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username does not check out.

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Ball*

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"I'm just tired."

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Same

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This is where I am.

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Same, I was a month ago at the Stage of "I'm fucking done", so this is alrigth. I dont even hate to go to work now

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What about Matthew McConaughey? He's alright alright alright... What's that mean?

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That asshole is riding the fence so hard the man's ass cheeks have shaped into the ripple of a chain link fence. He's a fck'n mystery.

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Seconds from death

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Damn this really hit me! Sums me up for sure, but I can’t seem to share that with my s/o because it turns into a convo on her feelings. Mine

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I don't know you, and I don't know your s/o, so take this with a grain of salt... but that doesn't sound like a healthy, equal partnership.

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get pushed aside once I’m done talking, but nothing comes of it on her end so I can continue to struggle along while constantly working on

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myself to be a better person everyday. Sometimes I just want to be heard and understood, not just listened to. ??

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Sorry to hear that, for what it’s worth your feelings matter, i understand the s/o not really acknowledging your emotional worth

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You may need to talk to a therapist.

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I see a therapist & can talk to friends but really wish it would be her that understood me better since she knows me better than anyone else

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Your wife/SO may benefit a bit from talking with your therapist as well. Talk it over with them.

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While communication between partners is important. It is also at the same time realize, she cannot be expected to act as a therapist.

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We like to think we can rely on our significant other for every thing, but in reality, being responsible for another person's happiness...

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Lotta downvotes on all these comments, not sure why. This movement is great, I'm so glad that any sons I have will be raised differently to

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my partner and my brother and my suicided male cousin in terms of emotional health. Fuck the "boys don't cry" attitude, real fucking hard.

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Yes and no. I do take some issue with things like "whenever a man says he's all right, he's not all right and he's battling demons." Have I>

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been battling demons and said "I'm all right?" Sure. I've also just said "I'm all right" when I was, you know, just doing all right. And >

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when I was battling demons and choose to say "I'm all right," it was for a dozen different reasons, but "society doesn't care so why bother>

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saying it?" wasn't ever one of them for me. It is a good movement, so long as it doesn't devolve into platitudes and hyperbolic over- >

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statements (and I do kinda think 'everytime a man says he's all right it is actually code for he isn't all right' goes a bit far). But I >

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Someone saying "Living the dream" is equivalent to I didn't steer my car into oncoming traffic today, but I thought about it several times.

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l'appel du vide, the call to the void. Lots of interesting studies done on this.

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Is this not normal? Kinda joking kinda not.

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I usually start off with howdy and slowly over the course of a few months watch it spread to other employees until I get a howdy back.

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Nightmares are dreams too

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I follow it up with; I never said it was a good dream...

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"Living the dream or dreaming to live?" is my current go to response.

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“Another day above ground”.

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"Hanging in there" was my lowest

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Dreams are nightmares as well and I'm alright..

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my reply living the dream- As amended by Stephen King

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When someone says that to me, I like to reply "Yeah I can't figure out how to wake up, either."

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Someone once responded to me. Yeah one nightmare at a time.

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My favored response is "we need better dreams"

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Fucking hate that saying.

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it can also be a the equivalent of "whatever" or "please stop trying to make small talk"

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My second shift super visor now says" living somebody's else's dream". Man's not very happy

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I usually say "I'm vertical" since that seems to be all that matters

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Just say 'fine' you don't have to make it some dumb thing.

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I always wonder who's dream I'm living. Because ot sire isn't mine!

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My response is always, nightmares are dreams too

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As a squaddie, these are generic greeting and replies. Everyone knows everyone struggles, but "man up".

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Same here, but I'm usually the one saying "Living the dream" and alluding to that it's a nightmare.

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Yeah, I got LTD tattooed on the outside of my little finger last year, anytime anyone asks how I'm doing, I mime sipping tea and say,

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"Living The Dream"

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how's it goin' bob "ANOTHER DAY IN PARADISE"

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If you say this you are a psychopath.

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Hell I say it all the time. I woke up this morning to a planet filled with life. Whatever problems I have, I'm still living in paradise.

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To the best of my knowledge, this is the only planet in the universe that has trees I can see, smells I can smell, and air I can breathe.

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I get what you're saying mr chirpy but it can still be a crock of shite at times

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Or a Phil Collins fan.

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LOL, well, I can't really argue with that! Also Phil Collins is awesome!

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Parrot head if they have a margarita in hand.

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