Real Men Do Cry: Why in Some Cultures It’s Actually ‘Manly’ To Cry
<p>Most media headlines about the recent formal abdication of the former Danish queen, Margrethe II, contained the word ‘tears.’</p>
<p>And while you might think that it was probably the former queen who must’ve shed a tear for leaving a role held by 52 years — making her the longest-serving monarch — it wasn’t her.</p>
<p>It was her son, King Frederik X, instead. Actually, he wept on <em>multiple</em> occasions during the day and even showed vulnerability in his speech, admitting he needs ‘all the support he can get’ in his new role.</p>
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