Yes.

I assume you mean emotional troubles. Right? Well, there's a long list of issues that can contribute to such behavior. But, yes, I agree with you for the most part.

Well, it's important to remember that trust is built in a fairly different way among genders and is also built upon many things other than the ability to ask for help. For example, when guys share their emotional troubles among their other guy friends, we might end up getting ridiculed or neglected and possibly feel inferior in some ways. There's also some situations when we know a problem can't be entirely fixed, which can lead us to being excessively hesitant to share or cause us to think something along the lines of "why even bother sharing?"🤷‍♂️. Unlike women, men (more often than not) build trust through less empathetic means of communication and action. Displaying characteristics like good problem-solving capabilities, mutual interests, and camaraderie are great ways to build trust with men. Also, I've observed that men generally become more open with emotional matters after someone has proven to possess the preferred level of efficiency in these and related things. As for women... well... I'm still trying to understand you guys😅😁😁.