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All people, men and women, want to feel included and accepted. This isn't a male or a female thing, this is simply being a human being. I talked with my husband about your question and he said he would also feel the same way, the difference, however, between men and women is that women are more open to talking about their feelings and expressing how they feel. Men, on the other hand, would brush it aside, saying it is no big deal, but feeling left out and hurt on the inside.
So I don't think how you feel is in any way wrong or unmasculine.
That said, if your worrying and anxiety is interfering with your life, you may want to seek help. There are different treatments for anxiety, both medication and non-medication. Cognitive behavioral therapy is one non-medication treatment that has been found to be more effective in the long-term for helping anxiety and chronic worrying.
Eileen
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