Kail Lowry

Okay, so men crying in our generation, millennials, is not normal. It should be. It should be. And that's why... And that's why part of this is good for this entire conversation is like how we view masculinity versus femininity.

Okay, so men crying in our generation, millennials, is not normal. It should be. It should be. And that's why... And that's why part of this is good for this entire conversation is like how we view masculinity versus femininity.

So your generation is more so deconstructing the gender roles and the stigma surrounding masculine energy or masculine behaviors versus feminine behaviors and things of that nature. I think that your generation is deconstructing that where – and millennials too. I think millennials are starting the breakdown. But for me, like I grew up with the men in my life and the men –

So your generation is more so deconstructing the gender roles and the stigma surrounding masculine energy or masculine behaviors versus feminine behaviors and things of that nature. I think that your generation is deconstructing that where – and millennials too. I think millennials are starting the breakdown. But for me, like I grew up with the men in my life and the men –

So your generation is more so deconstructing the gender roles and the stigma surrounding masculine energy or masculine behaviors versus feminine behaviors and things of that nature. I think that your generation is deconstructing that where – and millennials too. I think millennials are starting the breakdown. But for me, like I grew up with the men in my life and the men –

My grandfather, my uncles, you wouldn't catch them crying. You wouldn't catch them talking about their feelings. You don't catch them, you know. It's just not healthy, though. It's not, but we know that now, but for generations and things before me, it's like, that was not something that's why, I mean, being gay and being part of the queer community was not talked about.

My grandfather, my uncles, you wouldn't catch them crying. You wouldn't catch them talking about their feelings. You don't catch them, you know. It's just not healthy, though. It's not, but we know that now, but for generations and things before me, it's like, that was not something that's why, I mean, being gay and being part of the queer community was not talked about.

My grandfather, my uncles, you wouldn't catch them crying. You wouldn't catch them talking about their feelings. You don't catch them, you know. It's just not healthy, though. It's not, but we know that now, but for generations and things before me, it's like, that was not something that's why, I mean, being gay and being part of the queer community was not talked about.

It was like, don't ask, don't tell. You don't talk about it. You just, if you know, you know, and you might want to stay away from them because it might be contagious. We're like, today it's like, we're having bigger conversations and raising more awareness around it just being normalized.

It was like, don't ask, don't tell. You don't talk about it. You just, if you know, you know, and you might want to stay away from them because it might be contagious. We're like, today it's like, we're having bigger conversations and raising more awareness around it just being normalized.

It was like, don't ask, don't tell. You don't talk about it. You just, if you know, you know, and you might want to stay away from them because it might be contagious. We're like, today it's like, we're having bigger conversations and raising more awareness around it just being normalized.

You went to prom. You were asked to prom by a junior.

You went to prom. You were asked to prom by a junior.

You went to prom. You were asked to prom by a junior.

A male. Mm-hmm. And those pictures and videos were leaked.

A male. Mm-hmm. And those pictures and videos were leaked.

A male. Mm-hmm. And those pictures and videos were leaked.

And then I got home crying.

And then I got home crying.

And then I got home crying.