Totally agree.

I was attempting to highlight the skill of cycling in and out of emotional suppression, at will. It is “a place” that someone can find themselves that is beyond the need for repair. It is part of a skill set. I know some people can find themselves stuck, but there really is a space beyond this that men in particular can learn to occupy. It hardly gets talked about. Emotional throttling is a learned skill. People can choose the depth of emotion needed to navigate their version of success. To be clear, permanent suppression with no examination can lead to trouble, but I am attempting to point towards a different success scenario. Cheers.