OT ? Do you cry ?

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[QUOTE="MgamerBD"] So real men cry in public? Last time I checked, when I was a kid my parents taught me "Don't let them see you cry". It makes you look weak...MgamerBD

Rarely due to real issues, which is odd since I get frequent bouts of despondence. I cry at movies a lot though >_>super_mario_128

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[QUOTE="HNNNGH"]I look forward to future generations when this stupid attitude will be recognised as the anachronistic nonsense that it is.

I do cry a lot when i watch movies especially animal movies i can watch a animal movie over and over again and i know what is going to happen but i cry every time, when i have lost someone i cry or if i think about what it would be like when my parents are not around any more i will get really upset and cry

I tear up a little, during sentimental moments, remembering great times, closing a chapter on life(i.e. graduating), or when I lose somebody.

I look forward to future generations when this stupid attitude will be recognised as the anachronistic nonsense that it is.

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As do I, but I do think crying has its proper time and place, just like sex does. Having sex out on the street is inappropriate and I see crying to be a personal matter that really is not the business of anyone else but the person doing it.

Everytime a movie has a sad part I want to cry. :(

[QUOTE="CreasianDevaili"] In a room full of people crying over something horrible happening, someone needs to not be crying and actually doing something. However, I find it strange that you think someone who does not want to cry in public could be called emotionless. Teenaged

[QUOTE="MgamerBD"] See the difference between me and you is that I like the "manly man" stereotype. I like it that society wants me to be strong. To be a leader. To me its a blessing not a curse. I have no problem with what I was taught when I was younger. If you want to ball your eyes out go ahead, more power to you. But I won't be. Mr. big words sensitive guy :)

[QUOTE="CreasianDevaili"][QUOTE="HNNNGH"]What strikes me (apart, of course, from the implicit sexism) is the incredible crudity of your conception of what a 'real man' - whatever that means - is. It's the kind of absurd, action-man drivel that one would expect, and even then be somewhat disappointed by, from a five-year-old. Well, do as you wish: by all means act as if your role in life is that of an emotionless, expressionless automaton. But don't criticise other people for aspiring to be better than cavemen.

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Listen. Emotions are bad. No one really gives a crap what you feel when things are normal or just somewhat of a bad blip on the radar. No one really does. When bad situations happen, people break down and do some amazingly stupid crap in retrospect. If someone chooses when to let their emotions run free then that is different than having random outbursts.

At least that is my viewpoint. I severely dislike those that break down when bad situations happen. Make the best and enjoy such of any bad situation and give the bad parts that you cannot flip around their moment when you choose, not be a slave to it.