Luke Armstrong’s "Boys Don’t Cry" makes years of inner turmoil into a triumphant celebration of self-acceptance. In it, he reflects on his fraught relationship with masculinity, intimacy, and identity, remembering a time when fragility felt difficult due to societal and religious pressures. The artist uses those moments to create an uplifting rhythm that celebrates emotional honesty and personal freedom. His writing is honest and human, capturing the relief of not playing for anyone but yourself.
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