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Singer Timi Dakolo Reveals Why Men Should Stop Being Discouraged From Crying

Nigerian singer, Timi Dakolo has revealed why men should stop being discouraged from crying by suppressing their emotions.

Dakolo Ask Men To Stop Suppressing Their Emotions

In a Twitter post, the singer said no one should tell a man not to cry nor use the regular phrase “you are a man, you shouldn’t be seen crying”, to deter them from expressing their emotions.

Dakolo explained that crying is an emotional act that must be let out, hence it must be expressed in whatever form it comes, noting that being vulnerable is not exclusive to women.

He wrote, “The next time you see a man cry,please don’t tell him to stop crying. Don’t throw in “ you are a man , you shouldn’t be seen crying”.

“Vulnerability is not exclusive to the women. For emotions are like energy and energy must be expressed, less it kills the host. Strong men cry,”

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KanyiDaily recalls that Timi Dakolo also said one of the biggest lies told by pastors over the years is that ‘money is the root of all evil’.

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Tobias Sylvester

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