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Apr 16, 2014 6:42 AM
#121
The title presupposes that crying means you are either strong or weak. Whereas the act of crying is a display of emotion, and not a display of weakness or strength. To cry, doesn't logically entail whether or not that person is strong or not. |
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Apr 16, 2014 7:18 AM
#122
gravityhappens said: Neither, it's a sign of sadness. i was about to say that. if you feel like crying, do it. it's not good to suppress your emotions. |
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Apr 16, 2014 8:00 AM
#123
AsianKungFu said: Did you know that women cry on average between 30 and 64 times a year, and men cry on average between 6 and 17 times per year? did you know that womens tear ducts are tighter than mens tear ducts? |
Apr 16, 2014 8:33 AM
#124
Well, it's not a sign of weakness though it depends on when and in which situations people start crying. I hate it when women/people start crying just to win an argument or for random hysteria reasons. For me personally I have no problem crying when I watch a sad show or something, but in RL I've only ever cried out of pain or frustration as far as I remember, never because of sadness or some similar feeling. I even cried quite a lot when I was a kid, which led to me getting bullied about being a crybaby and pussy at one point, so for 10 years I shut down completely and didn't cry a single time (not voluntarily, I can't control it), some 5-6 years ago I started reconnecting with my tears, even through anime, silly as it is. Still haven't cried for RL reasons (except maybe pain) since my childhood though. |
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Apr 16, 2014 8:36 AM
#125
Higashi_no_Kaze said: I started reconnecting with my tears, even through anime, silly as it is. Still haven't cried for RL reasons (except maybe pain) since my childhood though. kind of the same for me. I cry at least 100 times a year, probably more, but never for RL-Reasons. |
Apr 16, 2014 9:08 AM
#126
I honestly wish I could cry more because apparently my body has forgotten how to. In the past year I've cried like once for I forgot why, and once a year before that when I watched Clannad. But I wouldn't consider myself more manly than others just because of that, just more desensitized regarding being sad. |
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Apr 16, 2014 10:08 AM
#127
I just think people cry when something makes them sad. Or if it makes them happy because people cry for joy sometimes. It doesn't mean you are a strong or weak person because every body cries. |
Apr 16, 2014 3:00 PM
#128
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Apr 16, 2014 4:55 PM
#129
"Men don't cry" -Elfman Fairy Tail |
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Apr 16, 2014 4:57 PM
#130
Apr 16, 2014 5:00 PM
#131
flustercuck said: False.ToriXtra said: That's true, but you could also say it's a sign of strength to not be afraid of showing weakness. So it's *GASP* B-B-BOTH!It's a sign of weakness. If you cry you are showing that you are hurt on one way or another, and showing that you are hurt is a sign of weakness. Not being afraid of showing weakness is not strenght it's stupidity, cause you are a target to others if you are showing weakness. |
Apr 16, 2014 5:12 PM
#132
flustercuck said: I know everyone has weak moments, I've had more then my share in these last couple of years.ToriXtra said: LOL everyone has weak moments. Only the truly stupid would try putting on a feint of being invincible. If you get stepped over by others for tearing up a little you're probably hanging with some SHIT people.flustercuck said: False.ToriXtra said: That's true, but you could also say it's a sign of strength to not be afraid of showing weakness. So it's *GASP* B-B-BOTH!It's a sign of weakness. If you cry you are showing that you are hurt on one way or another, and showing that you are hurt is a sign of weakness. Not being afraid of showing weakness is not strenght it's stupidity, cause you are a target to others if you are showing weakness. however you live your life like nothing bad is happening to you and don't show weakness to others. And I don't get stepped on by others, cause I don't show others my weakness unless I trust them 100% |
Apr 16, 2014 5:14 PM
#133
Apr 16, 2014 5:36 PM
#134
flustercuck said: What do you mean you are right?ToriXtra said: So in other words I'M RIGHT.flustercuck said: I know everyone has weak moments, I've had more then my share in these last couple of years.ToriXtra said: LOL everyone has weak moments. Only the truly stupid would try putting on a feint of being invincible. If you get stepped over by others for tearing up a little you're probably hanging with some SHIT people.flustercuck said: False.ToriXtra said: That's true, but you could also say it's a sign of strength to not be afraid of showing weakness. So it's *GASP* B-B-BOTH!It's a sign of weakness. If you cry you are showing that you are hurt on one way or another, and showing that you are hurt is a sign of weakness. Not being afraid of showing weakness is not strenght it's stupidity, cause you are a target to others if you are showing weakness. however you live your life like nothing bad is happening to you and don't show weakness to others. And I don't get stepped on by others, cause I don't show others my weakness unless I trust them 100% There is no right or wrong answer to this question, only opinions. I think that crying is a sign of weakness and you don't |
Apr 16, 2014 5:43 PM
#135
RedArmyShogun said: ITs neither, depends on why you do it. I'll go with this |
Apr 16, 2014 7:15 PM
#136
flustercuck said: And yet I'm still right.ToriXtra said: Um... WRONG. I said I thought it could be both. Your inability to read further invalidates your argument. flustercuck said: What do you mean you are right?ToriXtra said: So in other words I'M RIGHT.flustercuck said: I know everyone has weak moments, I've had more then my share in these last couple of years.ToriXtra said: LOL everyone has weak moments. Only the truly stupid would try putting on a feint of being invincible. If you get stepped over by others for tearing up a little you're probably hanging with some SHIT people.flustercuck said: False.ToriXtra said: That's true, but you could also say it's a sign of strength to not be afraid of showing weakness. So it's *GASP* B-B-BOTH!It's a sign of weakness. If you cry you are showing that you are hurt on one way or another, and showing that you are hurt is a sign of weakness. Not being afraid of showing weakness is not strenght it's stupidity, cause you are a target to others if you are showing weakness. however you live your life like nothing bad is happening to you and don't show weakness to others. And I don't get stepped on by others, cause I don't show others my weakness unless I trust them 100% There is no right or wrong answer to this question, only opinions. I think that crying is a sign of weakness and you don't We both believe it means something different. And as I said, this is a question that can neither be answered correctly nor wrong. It's not wrong to say that crying is a weakness, it's not wrong to say it's a strength, and it's not wrong to say it's either both or none. |
Apr 16, 2014 10:04 PM
#137
To me, It takes a strong willed man to be able to express his feelings in public or in front of his peers. It also depends on what your crying about. Whether it be tears of joy or sadness. Everybody is different, so no one expresses the same human emotions |
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Apr 16, 2014 10:16 PM
#138
man if you ever had counselling you cry like a baby when you talk about your life... It doesn't mean your weak it just shows you're human everyone has emotions. |
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Apr 17, 2014 4:18 PM
#139
So the consensus seems to be that it depends what you are crying about. I'll ask this then: One man cries when his mother dies and other man does not. Who is stronger? |
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Apr 17, 2014 4:22 PM
#140
Link_of_Hyrule said: Not to be awkward or anything, but this actually happened to me 4 years ago, and I cried when I heard the information but, I didn't cry during the funeral. Either way, I think it's the lesson you take out of once one of these things happen. It's not necessarily the crying that makes you stronger, its the lessons you learn from this situation.So the consensus seems to be that it depends what you are crying about. I'll ask this then: One man cries when his mother dies and other man does not. Who is stronger? |
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Apr 17, 2014 4:23 PM
#141
Link_of_Hyrule said: So the consensus seems to be that it depends what you are crying about. I'll ask this then: One man cries when his mother dies and other man does not. Who is stronger? This situation is ambiguous and hypothetical and we can't make an assessment based on the information given. |
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Apr 18, 2014 10:24 PM
#142
Hacker4life said: It has everything to do with weakness and strength.It has nothing to do with weakness and strength. I hope for that because I cry pretty often. What really bothers me is this pussyfication of what it means to be manly. Note that I'm not a very manly man myself, I just hate it when people take something that clearly isn't manly at all (like sobbing), and come up with some bullshit reason to call it manly. If a woman cries because she doesn't give a fuck, does that make her manly too? |
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Apr 19, 2014 4:04 AM
#143
Hahahaha, now manliness is something to go for? Since when? Do you still live in the 60s? It's a fact that current manliness is just harmful to any man, and honestly, crying actually helps, considering it's one of the best ways to relieve stress and the male gender is one of the worst if you take into consideration stress levels. So yeah, you're objectively wrong Jenny... Again. But just like anything, crying all the time just says you have some other problem. |
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Apr 19, 2014 4:11 AM
#144
I cried like a baby when my dog passed away a few years ago, is that being manly or weak? ._. |
Apr 19, 2014 4:14 AM
#145
I think crying is a sign of strength, yes it's weak to break down crying uncontrollably in public, but in a more intimate setting, alone or with people you're comfortable being around crying can be beneficial. I'd say it's better to cry and let all those feelings come out of your system as opposed to letting them fester inside you, ultimately weakening you in the long run. |
Apr 19, 2014 7:11 AM
#146
Well, it's a sign of strength for me.....cause I don't want to think I'm weak. |
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Apr 19, 2014 8:18 AM
#148
Immahnoob said: I never said that never crying is either advisable, or sound. In fact I said that there are moments when, in my view, it's okay for a man to cry. Hahahaha, now manliness is something to go for? Since when? Do you still live in the 60s? It's a fact that current manliness is just harmful to any man, and honestly, crying actually helps, considering it's one of the best ways to relieve stress and the male gender is one of the worst if you take into consideration stress levels. So yeah, you're objectively wrong Jenny... Again. Please stop misrepresenting my views. |
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Apr 19, 2014 5:16 PM
#149
BryanBossling said: Immahnoob said: I never said that never crying is either advisable, or sound. In fact I said that there are moments when, in my view, it's okay for a man to cry. Hahahaha, now manliness is something to go for? Since when? Do you still live in the 60s? It's a fact that current manliness is just harmful to any man, and honestly, crying actually helps, considering it's one of the best ways to relieve stress and the male gender is one of the worst if you take into consideration stress levels. So yeah, you're objectively wrong Jenny... Again. Please stop misrepresenting my views. No, you said that it's better for men not to cry because of social views that really are useless overall. You should cry when you feel like it, as I said, people that cry for no reason have other problems, not lack of masculinity. |
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Apr 19, 2014 5:19 PM
#150
Crying over stupid shit = weak. Crying over not stupid shit = strength. |
Apr 19, 2014 5:25 PM
#151
Immahnoob said: If you're a guy who cries over a sprained ankle, because your girlfriend left you, or because you just finished watching Marley & Me, then you're a fucking pussy. It's very simple.No, you said that it's better for men not to cry because of social views that really are useless overall. You should cry when you feel like it, as I said, people that cry for no reason have other problems, not lack of masculinity. |
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Apr 19, 2014 5:35 PM
#152
BryanBossling said: You're one close-minded individual.Immahnoob said: If you're a guy who cries over a sprained ankle, because your girlfriend left you, or because you just finished watching Marley & Me, then you're a fucking pussy. It's very simple.No, you said that it's better for men not to cry because of social views that really are useless overall. You should cry when you feel like it, as I said, people that cry for no reason have other problems, not lack of masculinity. |
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Apr 19, 2014 5:38 PM
#153
Sapewloth said: I don't like that term, it doesn't seem to mean anything in these sort of discussions.You're one close-minded individual. |
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Apr 19, 2014 5:44 PM
#154
BryanBossling said: Sapewloth said: I don't like that term, it doesn't seem to mean anything in these sort of discussions.You're one close-minded individual. You may not like the term, but it certainly means something in the current discussion, given how narrow-minded you are regarding what masculinity is supposed to represent. |
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Apr 19, 2014 5:47 PM
#155
BryanBossling said: If you're a guy who cries over a sprained ankle, because your girlfriend left you, or because you just finished watching Marley & Me, then you're a fucking pussy. It's very simple. People react diferently from each other, judging guys like that is pretty close-minded. Strained ankle ? Some people can't stand pain as much as others, in fact I can assure you that spraining an ankle hurts like shit and some people aliviate the stress caused by the pain by crying. It's a good way to relieve the pain. Crying because your girlfriend left you, I'm pretty sure that if you loved someone for several years and it trully was deep love, if the girl left you, you would cry rivers. Everyone does, unless you don't give a shit about your relationship. Crying because of the movie Marley & Me, I'm pretty attached to animals myself and when I was watching that movie my dog had almost died to a heart failure so that movie struck me a lot even though I was like 16-17 when I first watched it I did shed a few tears because of it. Seriously it still amazes me how you people tend to judge others and act so tough in the Internet or even IRL, People have diferent ways of reacting to things, criticizing them because of such is just plain dumb. You need to grow up and start facing reality if you think that men are pussies because they cry due to the examples that you gave. |
Apr 19, 2014 5:47 PM
#156
Sapewloth said: No, really whenever someone has a differing point of view people just hit you with: ''oh, well you're just close-minded'', in an effort to make your opponent's argument seem invalid. I am a very open minded person, believe it or not, I just don't think that crying is very manly.You may not like the term, but it certainly means something in the current discussion, given how narrow-minded you are regarding what masculinity is supposed to represent. I'll have you know that I also teared up during Marley & Me (although I didn't cry), although it's not my own manliness that I'm trying to prove here. |
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Apr 19, 2014 5:53 PM
#157
Endycia said: No they don't. What happened to the ''everyone reacts differently'' thing? Now you're saying that if a guy doesn't cry river, that only means he didn't give a shit. Talk about being judgmental.Crying because your girlfriend left you, I'm pretty sure that if you loved someone for several years and it trully was deep love, if the girl left you, you would cry rivers. Everyone does, unless you don't give a shit about your relationship. Endycia said: I admitted to dressing up in women's clothing in the ''Nail's'' thread, so I am definitely not trying to act tough. When did I ever say I was a tough guy? I'm just stating the obvious: ''Crying over bullshit isn't manly''.Seriously it still amazes me how you people tend to judge others and act so tough in the Internet or even IRL, People have diferent ways of reacting to things, criticizing them because of such is just plain dumb. You need to grow up and start facing reality if you think that men are pussies because they cry due to the examples that you gave. |
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Apr 19, 2014 6:00 PM
#158
BryanBossling said: Endycia said: No they don't. What happened to the ''everyone reacts differently'' thing? Now you're saying that if a guy doesn't cry river, that only means he didn't give a shit. Talk about being judgmental.Crying because your girlfriend left you, I'm pretty sure that if you loved someone for several years and it trully was deep love, if the girl left you, you would cry rivers. Everyone does, unless you don't give a shit about your relationship. You got me here, I chose bad my words. Oh well there goes my argument about it.(you win this time ! ) Endycia said: Seriously it still amazes me how you people tend to judge others and act so tough in the Internet or even IRL, People have diferent ways of reacting to things, criticizing them because of such is just plain dumb. You need to grow up and start facing reality if you think that men are pussies because they cry due to the examples that you gave. BryanBossling said: I admitted to dressing up in women's clothing in the ''Nail's'' thread, so I am definitely not trying to act tough. When did I ever say I was a tough guy? I'm just stating the obvious: ''Crying over bullshit isn't manly''. I wouldn't consider it bullshit man. People do react differently and yet I am quite aware of my mistake on the first thing I said which makes me lose credibility yet I stil..l oh well nevermind I fucked completely here. :( |
Apr 19, 2014 6:01 PM
#159
At least you're humble enough to admit when you've made a mistake. |
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Apr 19, 2014 6:05 PM
#160
BryanBossling said: At least you're humble enough to admit when you've made a mistake. I'm mad at me for not having revised what I wrote, I made myself look like a fool. Now that's dumb but my main premise still stands! People react diferently and I was dumb enough to judge you in what I wrote. I do feel ashamed also which I hate it when I make such stupid mistakes. I should have given more thought into what I really wanted to say. Next time it will be better :P |
Apr 19, 2014 6:06 PM
#161
It is neither a sign of weakness nor strength, but a sign of humanity. |
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Apr 19, 2014 6:07 PM
#162
Hey, don't beat yourself up over it. You know you're still my special gurl :) Of course people react differently, I'm not arguing that they don't. |
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Apr 19, 2014 10:46 PM
#163
Over the top Manliness is overrated~ BryanBossling said: If you're a guy who cries over a sprained ankle, because your girlfriend left you, or because you just finished watching Marley & Me, then you're a fucking pussy. It's very simple. Being emotional is totally different from being a pussy! A warrior poet may weep at a sad poem one day and jump into the teeth of battle the next day. |
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Apr 20, 2014 12:28 AM
#164
BryanBossling said: Sapewloth said: No, really whenever someone has a differing point of view people just hit you with: ''oh, well you're just close-minded'', in an effort to make your opponent's argument seem invalid. I am a very open minded person, believe it or not, I just don't think that crying is very manly.You may not like the term, but it certainly means something in the current discussion, given how narrow-minded you are regarding what masculinity is supposed to represent. I'll have you know that I also teared up during Marley & Me (although I didn't cry), although it's not my own manliness that I'm trying to prove here. She might have been referring to the adherence of gender roles, which tend to be narrow minded in nature. I could be wrong; if I am, then count me on the ship instead. The sooner they go, the better. Everyone cries. It isn't a sign of anything other then being human. |
Apr 20, 2014 1:13 AM
#165
dankickyou said: I wouldn't say that writing poetry makes you a pussy, since those are two completely different things. Weeping over poems is one thing though.Being emotional is totally different from being a pussy! A warrior poet may weep at a sad poem one day and jump into the teeth of battle the next day. Yes, how you react to and deal with hardship can definitely show what kind of person you are, whether you're a wimp or you're not. I'm not trying to set up an ideal here, that's just the way things are. If a man cries often and for silly reasons, then he's acting more like a woman would, and since when is it manly to act like a woman? |
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Apr 20, 2014 1:39 AM
#166
Please, Mr. Bossling is my father, call me Bryan. |
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Apr 20, 2014 1:41 AM
#167
Aylaine said: Yep, that's basically what I meant. I wasn't refuting any of his arguments : his views of gender roles (in this case masculinity in particular) just seem particularly reductive and unhealthy, which makes him come off as a close-minded person (at the very least regarding this specific matter).BryanBossling said: Sapewloth said: No, really whenever someone has a differing point of view people just hit you with: ''oh, well you're just close-minded'', in an effort to make your opponent's argument seem invalid. I am a very open minded person, believe it or not, I just don't think that crying is very manly.You may not like the term, but it certainly means something in the current discussion, given how narrow-minded you are regarding what masculinity is supposed to represent. I'll have you know that I also teared up during Marley & Me (although I didn't cry), although it's not my own manliness that I'm trying to prove here. She might have been referring to the adherence of gender roles, which tend to be narrow minded in nature. I could be wrong; if I am, then count me on the ship instead. The sooner they go, the better. Everyone cries. It isn't a sign of anything other then being human. |
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Apr 20, 2014 1:48 AM
#168
Sapewloth said: Some people believe that giving birth and breastfeeding are potential acts of manliness. We all have our own ideas of what constitutes manliness, and in my opinion, crying like a little bitch is not fitting of someone who wants to be a man.Yep, that's basically what I meant. I wasn't refuting any of his arguments : his views of gender roles (in this case masculinity in particular) just seem particularly reductive and unhealthy, which makes him come off as a close-minded person (at the very least regarding this specific matter). |
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Apr 20, 2014 1:50 AM
#169
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