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Braised Mushrooms and Why I Hate Crying.

Joanne Lee Molinaro is a Korean American trial lawyer, New York Times best-selling author, James Beard Award-winner, and host of the Are You Ready podcast. With nearly 5 million fans spread across her social media platforms, Joanne has appeared on The Food Network, CBS Saturday Morning, ABC’s Live with Kelly and Ryan, The Today Show, PBS, and The Rich Roll Podcast. She’s been featured in the Los Angeles Times, The Washington Post, The Atlantic, NPR, and CNN; and her debut cookbook was selected as one of “The Best Cookbooks of 2021” by The New York Times and The New Yorker among others.

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23 Replies to “Braised Mushrooms and Why I Hate Crying.”

  3. Yes, it felt burdensome to cry in front of people. I worked really hard to unlearn that but every so often I still apologize for crying. Luckily my besties love me and remind me it's ok. Now I hug all my nieces and nephews when they cry and tell them to cry as much as they need to. ❤

  5. Yeah, in my family if you cry when you are being mocked, shamed, shunned, they call you a sissy. A weakling. I am a woman. I still couldn't cry as a child in public because that would mean I am a "woman" which carried the tone of being lesser, weak, stupid, etc. Sadly, I am the type to cry when angry. So my defense was to become numb. I became so numb that now, at 25, I am having a hard time understanding how to feel again.

  7. for a long time i tried to emulate my stepfather who never cried but that never worked. i wasn't really ever told to not cry and tbh often when my mother was angry at me she would yell and insult me until i cried which i guess made her feel like she won.

  8. I was watching Brett Cooper (idk why) and she went on and on about how men shouldn't cry, it's so unattractive. I was infuriated, she's teaching boys some horrible stuff that will affect them so much in the future and she gets so many views! I guess if a man cries he's a radical leftist in her stupid opinion.

  9. I am the same way. I cry at the smallest of things at some times.

    I think he called you because he felt you would understand, listen and not chastise him.

  10. I cry if I make a mistake at work. Nobody cares about the mistake, but I just cry.

  13. Thank you so much for letting him cry. I only recently learned how powerful that truly is, between a father and daughter. ????

  15. I’m a guy and I cry often when I’m alone, but I think most people do and just won’t admit to it

  16. I cried hysterically at my brother’s wedding this weekend and the judgement from my Korean side was tangible :,)

  17. I too am pleased with the cries at everything gene. However, as I get older, I realize that crying is so therapeutic and releases so much emotion. I always feel better after crying.

  18. In my family crying is a acceptable to everyone but my dad though I still hate when I do it especially in public because I don’t like to show weakness

  19. Parents cried a lot, but would yell at us for crying. In retrospect I think it was a combination of lack of maturity from them and overstimulation from the noise we were making. Now, I just don't care to cry cause it gives me such a headache.

  23. Oh my Lord I got the crying gene. I cry when I get angry too which is so frustrating. Honestly when I lost my little girl to cancer I thought for a while I'd never cry again because I felt nothing but when my son was born my tears came back & I was so grateful

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