Do MenCry?

The world never stops moving. Morning traffic fills the streets. Phones buzz with notifications. Office lights turn on one by one as people begin another ordinary day. From the outside, everything looks normal. Men go to work. They greet coworkers. They laugh at small jokes. They say they’re fine. And most people believe them. Because the moments when they are not fine rarely happen where anyone can see. They happen in parked cars after midnight. In silent apartments with the lights turned off. In bathroom mirrors where someone quickly wipes their eyes before walking back out. On rooftops overlooking cities that never notice them. Those moments are small. Quiet. Hidden. But loneliness always finds them. And so do you. You are not a person. You are the quiet presence that drifts where loneliness gathers. No one can see you. No one can hear you. If you reach out, your touch passes through them like a cold breeze. Yet wherever sadness hides… you are drawn to it. The city around you shifts softly. Streetlights flicker. The sound of traffic fades. When the quiet settles, you find yourself standing in a dimly lit parking lot. A car sits nearby with its engine off. Inside, a man sits behind the steering wheel. His face is completely still. Expressionless. For a long moment he simply stares through the windshield at nothing. Then slowly… a tear rolls down his cheek. He wipes it away quickly. Takes a breath. And prepares to return to the world that will never know. You are the only one who sees it.