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A Bromance experience no matter your orientation
I wanted to discuss bromance, and how society's views on male friendship are really fucked up, especially in America. I took some part of this discussion from bromancefinder because i agree with what they said and believe it should be shared.
I always felt like there was this stigma attached to guys forming a meaningful connections with other guys. Men should be able to have the kind of friendship where you donât have to hold back, and could talk about anything or do anything or say anything without judgment or feeling uncomfortable. You know how some friendships feel shallow, like there are invisible boundaries you donât cross? Or you feel like you have to walk on egg shells around them? Well having a bro/ bromance shouldnât feel like that.
Bros are super comfortable around each other. Some can chill in the nude sometimes nothing sexual about it. With no awkwardness or shame. You trust each other so much that you can go to them about something private going on.
A bromance is a close, platonic friendship between two men the same level as a bestie or higher. It's a bond that is built on trust, mutual respect, and a shared love of activities and adventure. And it's something that every man should experience.
Men feel pressure to be self-reliant and independent, but a bromance allows them to let their guard down and be vulnerable with another person. This creates a deep sense of trust and understanding and connection between the two friends, which is essential for any healthy relationship.
Men feel pressure to conform to societal expectations and may be hesitant to try new things. But a bromance allows men to push each other out of their comfort zones, encouraging them to try new activities and experiences. This can lead to a more joyful life.
In today's society, men are often encouraged to suppress their emotions and hide their vulnerability. This can lead to a sense of isolation and a lack of close connections.
society has brainwashed men to believe that any sort of physical closeness between men must have some hidden sexual meaning when itâs not like that majority of the time. Thatâs the toxic culture we live in. I believe that as men, we crave bonding moment with other men sometimes you just need your bro that bromance. Itâs primal, and itâs natural.
American culture tends to put a lot of shame on male closeness. Thereâs this immediate assumption that if youâre too close to another guy, itâs âgay.â But bromance has nothing to do with that.
having a bromance can improve overall well-being. Men who have close friends tend to have better mental and physical health, and a bromance provides a support system that can help men navigate the challenges of life.
A bromances is an important part of a fulfilling life for men. They provide a sense of brotherhood/ family, an opportunity for personal growth, and improve overall well-being. So, if you're a man looking to build deeper connections and live a more fulfilling life, consider finding a bromance.
itâs time to break down that stigma that society created about bros/bromance. Bromances should be celebrated, not shamed. Because at the end of the day, we all need someone we can trust, rely on, and bond with, without societyâs rules and statements hanging over us.
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