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I cry at sappy TV commercials. I cry when young kids score their first goal, or get their first hit in baseball. Especially if they show the parents beaming and high-fiving in the crowd. I cry to hundreds of songs. I cry when I think of my four-legged brother dying before I do, and I cry when I think of his pain if I go first.
The older I get the more things there are to cry about. I call it Male Mentalpause.
I cry at sappy TV commercials. I cry when young kids score their first goal, or get their first hit in baseball. Especially if they show the parents beaming and high-fiving in the crowd. I cry to hundreds of songs. I cry when I think of my four-legged brother dying before I do, and I cry when I think of his pain if I go first.
The older I get the more things there are to cry about. I call it Male Mentalpause.
It is something, those are all the things I would cry about, male mental something broken as hell.
I cry at sappy TV commercials. I cry when young kids score their first goal, or get their first hit in baseball. Especially if they show the parents beaming and high-fiving in the crowd. I cry to hundreds of songs. I cry when I think of my four-legged brother dying before I do, and I cry when I think of his pain if I go first.
The older I get the more things there are to cry about. I call it Male Mentalpause.
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Originally Posted by Hannibal Flavius
It is something, those are all the things I would cry about, male mental something broken as hell.
When Hubby & I were first dating, we were watching a movie (Creator with Peter O'Toole-excellent movie). As many times as I see this movie, I ALWAYS cry at one point. When we watched that scene, I was so afraid to cry because I thought that Hubby would think I was stupid for crying at a movie. I looked over at him and tears were streaming down his face. I was like, "Oh, he cries at movies, too. It is ok." So, many times the two of us are crying together at movies.
I think the saying, "I hate to see a grown man cry" is so stupid. I would rather see a man cry-it shows that he is sensitive, has empathy and compassion-traits that I like in men-and women.
Men have emotions to cry at movies, what I am talking about is feeding the birds and watch a mother feed her chic brings on end of the world crying, freakish crying, sounds like machine guns crying, oo oo oo oo oo oo really fast, throw yourself down on the ground crying emotion because you seen some bird get fed by his mother. You start wondering what is wrong with you lol. Some brain disorder, no doubt about that, hormones, whatever.
Men have emotions to cry at movies, what I am talking about is feeding the birds and watch a mother feed her chic brings on end of the world crying, freakish crying, sounds like machine guns crying, oo oo oo oo oo oo really fast, throw yourself down on the ground crying emotion because you seen some bird get fed by his mother. You start wondering what is wrong with you lol. Some brain disorder, no doubt about that, hormones, whatever.
None of the above, just being a compassionate person who feels the connection with the rest of the world.
Men have emotions to cry at movies, what I am talking about is feeding the birds and watch a mother feed her chic brings on end of the world crying, freakish crying, sounds like machine guns crying, oo oo oo oo oo oo really fast, throw yourself down on the ground crying emotion because you seen some bird get fed by his mother. You start wondering what is wrong with you lol. Some brain disorder, no doubt about that, hormones, whatever.
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Originally Posted by Mightyqueen801
None of the above, just being a compassionate person who feels the connection with the rest of the world.
Crying is a burden at times when I get to where I cry over any stupid thing, I never cry about not having something or getting hurt, it really makes me wonder if I can do anything about it.
What I said about Ben Affleck crying, well, thank God I am not in the public eye, but every time I think about Ben Affleck, I see him crying in Armegeddon and other movies, and then to see him crying in the back of that car was too much..... I might like to cry, but I don't want to see actors crying like babies, and on top of that, they got the whole world at their feet and they can't seem to be happy. I guess that might be hypocritical but if I was an actor, I wouldn't even take on a role that had me weeping, and I sure wouldn't let the world see me crying. I mean,'' FREAKING GET OVER IT BEN, big ass cry baby.
I cry at sappy TV commercials. I cry when young kids score their first goal, or get their first hit in baseball. Especially if they show the parents beaming and high-fiving in the crowd. I cry to hundreds of songs. I cry when I think of my four-legged brother dying before I do, and I cry when I think of his pain if I go first.
The older I get the more things there are to cry about. I call it Male Mentalpause.
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