'Nobody told me how lonely being a man
is': Transgender man weeps while explaining
how much easier it was to make friends
with 'open, vulnerable women' - and says
he can see why suicide rate among males
is higher
Posted By: Imright, 6/12/2023 1:30:42 AM
A clip of a weeping transgender man has swept the internet, after he cried while saying how much harder it was to strike up meaningful friendships as a man than it had been as a woman. James Barnes, who was born female but transitioned to male eight years ago, works as a life coach to help others going through life changes. He recently opened up about the challenges he's faced since becoming a man - especially loneliness. Breaking down in tears, Barnes said: 'No one told me how lonely being a man is.
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