Is it true that a man loves a woman but is afraid of being laughed at by others?

But it shouldn't be as deep as he said.

In fact, I don't understand why he is afraid of being laughed at.

If it is because the woman's external appearance, such as family appearance, is not her choice and she is afraid of being laughed at by others, then this kind of man doesn't matter.

If the woman has her own problems, do something bad or something that many people know.

So although it is understandable, it also shows that he is just ordinary to this woman.