🌟 To the Men We Often Forget to Applaud 🌟

In a world that claps loudly for heroes on stage,
There are men writing stories on an unwritten page.
Not all wear capes, some wear office IDs,
Some wear tired smiles after paying EMIs.

They stand like lampposts—quiet, steady, bright,
Guiding everyone home while ignoring their own night.
They joke, “I’m fine,” with a grin ear to ear,
But their silence is louder than what we ever hear.

He’s the one who tries to open jars with pride,
Even though Google secretly helped him on the side.
He fixes everything—from bulbs to broken hearts—
Yet gets lost in supermarkets like modern-day art.

He carries the pressure of “Be strong, not weak,”
As if emotions are languages he must never speak.
But even mountains melt into rivers someday,
And men too deserve a safe place to say—
“I’m tired. I’m human. I need a break today.”

To the fathers teaching life, one scolding at a time,
To the brothers who act tough but melt at home in rhyme,
To the husbands who stand like anchors in storms,
To the sons who grow yet keep families warm—
This day is yours, finally given its due,
A reminder: Men need appreciation too.

So let’s celebrate their victories big and small,
Their unspoken battles, their unnoticed fall.
Not to glorify gender, nor raise one above—
But to say: “Thank you for your care, courage, and love.”

“Men’s Day isn’t about superiority — it’s about seen-ness, empathy, and equality.”

💭 A Thought to Ponder:

If men are expected to be strong for everyone, who is allowed to be strong for them?