Emotions

 The millionaire's marriage revenge.
" He made no move to touch his son, merely held out his hand towards him. " hello,Tom. I'am pleased to meet you at last,' he declared huskily, and Sofie could hear the emotion in his voice"
 Sofie had kept her son Tom away from  Lucas, his father. When he find out about his he wants to meet him right  away.
The reaction expected from him is totally the opposite. He stay calm and talk to him as if he was a random person that he was meeting.
Mans hide their emotions. If they show what they really feel. They think that are less man and people are not going look at them like they used to do. However it is totally the opposite. When a man expresses his feeling people thinks that they are kind and are less afraid to approached them.

It is helpful to think in terms of four basic human emotions: sadness, anger, happiness and fear. These are sometimes referred to as ‘sad, mad, glad and bad.’ Of these four emotions, only anger, and to a lesser extent, happiness, are considered truly ‘manly’ in the conventional model of masculinity. Yet fear and sadness are universal to the human species, not just women! These emotions serve a valuable purpose and are normal responses to threat and loss.

Because of the taboo against these supposedly ‘weak’ emotions, men often ‘bottle up’ their sadness and anxiety, and channel it into the emotion most available to them: anger. This can cause some men who are suffering emotionally to become powder kegs of potentially violent rage.

Because they have been taught to suppress their feelings, many men simply do not have the words to describe their own feeling states. This can lead to great frustration in relationship when they cannot express their needs, fears and griefs. Men often feel overwhelmed by their female partners when it comes to discussing emotional issues, because they cannot articulate their feelings or stand up for them. This can leave them feeling confused, angry and powerless.