Bristol is renowned for its vibrant street art scene, featuring numerous murals and sculptures. Among these is "Bear With Me," a small sculpture by artist Getting Up To Stuff. This artwork, located above Jacob's Wells Road, depicts a person in a hoodie with their head in their hands, being comforted by a teddy bear. Initially placed for World Suicide Prevention Day in 2020, it addresses the critical issue of male suicide rates. The sculpture challenges traditional notions of male stoicism, encouraging men to express their emotions. The artist intended the teddy bear to symbolize childhood comfort and the strength found in vulnerability. "Bear With Me" gained significant public attention online shortly after its installation. Its disappearance sparked concern among locals, who feared it was permanently removed. However, the artist had temporarily taken it away for repairs and refurbishment. The sculpture has now been reinstalled, looking much like it did originally. It continues to convey its powerful message: it is acceptable to admit when you are not feeling alright. The artwork implicitly suggests that communication is a crucial first step in addressing such feelings.