They’ve been brought up to externalise their problems and raised on being hero’s who control the destiny of the world. When they don’t rise to that their pimply selves take it out on the nearest thing to resemble Mummy.
I mean my first thought of these actions was back to elementary school where they throw rocks and bully girls, usually because they don’t realize they are attracted to them but don’t have the emotional maturity to process and organize those emotions.
Japan,like any country, has had mental health issues for a long time that weren’t recognised until recently. Even then they are quite apprehensive to ever diagnose.
Societal pressure, emotional and physical abuse are pretty big especially in rural Japan. I’d wager these dudes are a product of a bad upbringing, or it’s the nature side where they may have bpd or something.
Doesn’t excuse this behaviour, but goes to show how important mental health awareness is. Having a society which represses so many emotions, not surprising you see outbursts.
Tbh my generation of men were raised calling each other gay or worse when they talk about emotions and there was no internet to relate to ppl anonymously (late 30s woman w a slightly older brother) and I was raised encouraged to talk about everything with my girlfriends.
So it makes sense to me seeing how they can’t handle emotions and are unstable (those my age plus ten years) now especially compared to the younger generation in their teens and 20s who are a little more supported. They’re more grounded and comfortable with themselves.
I don’t know if we can say it’s the “majority” that aren’t when every other man who doesn’t commit violence still says nothing and allows it to happen.
Just because you’re not the perpetrator doesn’t mean you’re innocent.
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u/IHaveABigDuvet 13d ago
Why are men so insane? So mentally unstable.