It's actually a bit of a myth that men kill themselves because they can't express themselves. It is probably a factor but not as big as their natural destructiveness
That seems a rather belittling and glib comment. I have no personal experience of violent men. However in my life I've come across men killing themselves several times - in roughly chronological order.
- A neighbouring farmer shooting himself.
- A boy in my class hanging himself in the summer before he was due to start university- he was a very gentle person.
- A colleague's father, also a farmer shooting himself.
- A colleague's step- son , in his second year at university, hanging himself.
- In a horrible mirror image of 2 one of my son's friends and band mates doing exactly the same at the same time.
- Another farmer, not one I knew personally, shooting himself whilst involved in court proceedings about his tenancy.
- My sister- in- law's brother hanging himself. He had been happily married for over 45 years. His widow has no idea what caused this.
- And over the years in my professional career a number of fellow solicitors.
In some of these cases the reasons are likely to be despair at failing businesses- others there was no obvious reason.
You call this "natural destructiveness". It's almost as if suicide were no more than breaking a toy.
How many women? Apart from knowing one friend's mother did when she was a child, none.