Why am I watching a 60 guy sob on television?

weelass24 · February 2010

Maybe this is sexist, but unless something truly tragic has happened, I don't want to see a man cry. Ever.

This guy is crying over thowing out some paper? Man up grandpa and recycle that shiit.

lo45fd98wq32 · February 2010

Sorry, dear. C is a crier, and I kinda like it

akalutts · February 2010

AuntIsha:
Sorry, dear. C is a crier, and I kinda like it

This. DH and I watched the Business of Being Born, and he cried everytime a baby was delivered. I him.

weelass24 · February 2010

I've seen D cry twice. Once when his coisun died and he got a little misty eyes when Oisin was born. I was fine with both of those. I'd have been wierded out if he cried at any other time.

lo45fd98wq32 · February 2010

I couldn't even COUNT how many times he has cried. My dad was a crier, too. He hid it well, but I knew it. I like it, and I don't like when guys won't cry :P

kate930 · February 2010

I am weird about guys crying, but it's probably because I don't cry. My H is kind of teary, but he has only seen me cry a couple times. I understand that guys should be allowed to cry, but it's just not an emotion I am in touch with.

akalutts · February 2010

AuntIsha:

I couldn't even COUNT how many times he has cried. My dad was a crier, too. He hid it well, but I knew it. I like it, and I don't like when guys won't cry :P

::wonders if we are clones:: Dude. My.Dad.Too. Though he doesn't usually try to hide it.

I especially love a Manly Man who cries. So strong, confident, secure, but not afraid to show his emotions. Yum.

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