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09.06.2008, 20:43 quote

s6boystu
s6boystu Joined: 06 Mar 2008 Posts: 2678 Location: United Kingdom, England, Essex
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of course it's alright for blokes to cry - it's all part of being human, no point in bottling it all up !

sometimes it takes alot to make me cry other times it can be just watching a film, i'm not embarassed by it and tbh anyone who thinks that blokes crying is 'lame' is erm... for want of a better word.. a pillock.

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09.06.2008, 22:18 quote

cheekykev

and tbh anyone who thinks that blokes crying is 'lame' is erm... for want of a better word.. a pillock.

Never been called a pillock before but each to their own

 

10.06.2008, 09:53 quote

oggioggi

I cry - not very often, but, hey, shit happens

 

10.06.2008, 19:54 quote

moose666

redelicious wrote:
Edited 'cos I'm in the wrong frame of mind to have replied to Moose's stupid comment.



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10.06.2008, 22:30 quote

jameslore

cheekykev wrote:
I have to say i've never been with a man that cried openly about anything and everything..... so what i'm saying is i do/would feel uncomfortable with a partner who did. I think though its normal for a guy to cry after a loss etc - but not at a soppy film, or if they are just feeling down


Just curious as to why you consider it not to be normal?

 

11.06.2008, 20:25 quote

moose666

jameslore wrote:
cheekykev wrote:
I have to say i've never been with a man that cried openly about anything and everything..... so what i'm saying is i do/would feel uncomfortable with a partner who did. I think though its normal for a guy to cry after a loss etc - but not at a soppy film, or if they are just feeling down


Just curious as to why you consider it not to be normal?


'Cos blokes are s'posed to be 'ard.

 

11.06.2008, 22:21 quote

jameslore

moose666 wrote:
jameslore wrote:
cheekykev wrote:
I have to say i've never been with a man that cried openly about anything and everything..... so what i'm saying is i do/would feel uncomfortable with a partner who did. I think though its normal for a guy to cry after a loss etc - but not at a soppy film, or if they are just feeling down


Just curious as to why you consider it not to be normal?


'Cos blokes are s'posed to be 'ard.



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14.06.2008, 17:30 quote

blondecat

There is nothing wrong with a guy crying, it shows that you are human and have feelings and get emotional too. I think it can be good on occasiions as many men never cry or show their feelings, in fact there have been a few cases where I have wondered if a particular man actually has emotional feelings because they have come across as so cold. Coming from the other angle, my ex seemed to cry more than me which was a tad annoying at times because his feelings seemed to overide mine like mine didn't matter. The day he broke up with me he turned up in tears and I had to sit there and comfort him whilst he told me it was over, can't say that day was one of the best in my life.

 

15.06.2008, 13:34 quote

moose666

blondecat wrote:
There is nothing wrong with a guy crying, it shows that you are human and have feelings and get emotional too



Umm.. but everyone on earth is human.

We don't need to constantly demonstrate that we are human, because we just are, because that's what we are..

eerr, does that makes sense?!

 

15.06.2008, 18:13 quote

jameslore

moose666 wrote:
blondecat wrote:
There is nothing wrong with a guy crying, it shows that you are human and have feelings and get emotional too



Umm.. but everyone on earth is human.

We don't need to constantly demonstrate that we are human, because we just are, because that's what we are..

eerr, does that makes sense?!


Well I can deffently see what you are saying,but some people come across as being seperate from feelings almost to the point that you wonder if they have any.

Now personaly that's the furthest thing thing I want from a partner and I completely understand that it's useless breaking under the lightest of pressure it still needs to be said that if you store feelings up you could head for a breakdown.

Another point is other people suffer if you don't show how you feel and if you don't let yourself feel things because you are afraid of comming across as less masculine then others around you.

The thing is Moose some people do need to be reminded that they and others around them are only human because in my experence there are some who think showing emtion is a sign of giving up/in.

Which is pretty much a laod of gnome bollocks.

 

15.06.2008, 23:11 quote

moose666

I can see your point yeah, I suppose it's just that I associate crying with being a cry-baby. I know that it's not always true.. I mean, the last time I really cried was when my mum died, which was a fairly long time ago. I don't mind that, I mean it's understandable, but bursting into tears every five minutes is something I find really annoying. It's like women who say they are "sensitive" when all that really means is they are bloody cry-baby. It just gets so tiresome.

 

16.06.2008, 02:25 quote

arcanum

(Replying to the original post) Dude, you're totally right. We're human. Although popular culture and society dictates otherwise, as males, we are allowed to feel emotion. Some dudes feel emotion and block it out, for shame. It's the shame that is felt by guys that tries to ignore that emotion, which then can manifest in violence or tension. It's the shame of losing face in front of another man, falling down the social ladder... becoming the omega male. That's all. But when all is said and done, we're all gonna be worm food, so just get on with it. It's just crying, a natural bodily function which gives a release of anxiety, tension etc...

I know that some people might disagree but this is just my opinion. And dude, I think you're spot on.

 
 
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