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Men and crying

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I would say the majority of British of men of my generation cry very rarely - I'm not saying that's a good thing.

In my case - from a very young age I (and other boys I was at primary school with) were repeatedly told by teachers that "boys must never cry" and we were made to feel very embarrassed about it if we did, especially in front of others. I think lots of teachers shared this attitude about (boys) crying at the time.

I don't think I've shed a tear in approx 15 years unless something's poked me in the eye :p that doesn't mean I don't feel sad or low I've just been conditioned not to express those feelings in that way.
 
I cry when I get emotional but I dont see a problem with it. I am who I am, accept me for me.


But there is always a time and place for everything.
 
68GT350 said:
I cried when i came back from vacation in Cancun with like 3 billion hot girls to my girlfriend. She undressed for me and I started wheeping like a baby. I wanted to hop on a plane and go back right that instant. God, my life sucks.


lol
 
HO SHIT!

I am laughing so hard bout now that I am crying! Who could EVER forget Plifter and his 2" winkie (that he posted pics of) that only got semi-erect!!!
 
I have cried after an hour of constant pounding and a mind rending orgasm.
 
in 42 years I've cried over 2 females
one I married (lasted 2 years)
I've teared up over a few films
and as a mortician I've cried at some funerals(you get to know the families)
 
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