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Apr 14, 2014 5:27 PM
#1
Does it take a strong person to show their emotions, or is it only for the weak who can't control them? |
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Apr 14, 2014 5:28 PM
#2
ITs neither, depends on why you do it. |
Apr 14, 2014 5:29 PM
#3
Men aren't supposed to cry. |
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Apr 14, 2014 5:30 PM
#4
BryanBossling said: Men aren't supposed to cry. Real men aren't afraid of crying. |
Apr 14, 2014 5:30 PM
#5
I'd say it's a sign of strength. I'm not even strong enough to cry at a funeral because I'd die of embarassment |
Apr 14, 2014 5:33 PM
#6
NarTaco said: Real men aren't afraid of crying. |
Apr 14, 2014 5:33 PM
#7
That's a question that isn't even looking for an answer but a pointless debate.... Crying is such a situational thing that it doesn't merit a discussion lol. |
Apr 14, 2014 5:34 PM
#8
Real men aren't afraid of crying, but if you do it too much then you might as well be a woman on her period. |
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Apr 14, 2014 5:35 PM
#9
Why is "controlling your emotions" considered strong? People only do it in order to align with the expectations that people enforce upon them. It's just conforming to what you believe other people want to perceive you as. You are literally accepting yourself as less valuable than other people by deliberately repressing your own emotions for the sake of others' approval. Contorting your emotions because you're a little bitch and scared that the neighbors down the street are gonna gossip about you doesn't sound very strong to me. |
Apr 14, 2014 5:35 PM
#10
Crying means you were being strong for too long. |
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Apr 14, 2014 5:38 PM
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Hulmy said: sugoooiCrying means you were being strong for too long. this is sig worthy |
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Apr 14, 2014 5:41 PM
#13
Hulmy said: Crying means you were being strong for too long. All these feels...damn you just pierced right through me |
Apr 14, 2014 5:41 PM
#14
NarTaco said: Was expecting this sort of response. Generally speaking it's not fear that keeps men from crying, and crying doesn't make you brave. Stop being such a chick with your ''true men show their emotions'' bullshit.BryanBossling said: Men aren't supposed to cry. Real men aren't afraid of crying. There are acceptable moments for a man to tear up, but in general one shouldn't. |
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Apr 14, 2014 5:42 PM
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Soren333 said: It's a sign of emotion. and it does not makes you more or less human. |
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Apr 14, 2014 5:43 PM
#16
BryanBossling said: NarTaco said: Was expecting this sort of response. It's not fear that keeps men from crying, and crying doesn't make you brave. Stop being such a chick with your ''true men show their emotions'' bullshit.BryanBossling said: Men aren't supposed to cry. Real men aren't afraid of crying. There are acceptable moments for a man to tear up, but in general one shouldn't. If not fear, then what? Why should they not in general? |
Apr 14, 2014 5:45 PM
#17
LadyRenly said: Because it's unmanly.If not fear, then what? Why should they not in general? If a man cries from a sprained ankle, then that is a sign of weakness. Men like to avoid looking weak. |
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Apr 14, 2014 5:47 PM
#18
BryanBossling said: NarTaco said: Was expecting this sort of response. Generally speaking it's not fear that keeps men from crying, and crying doesn't make you brave. Stop being such a chick with your ''true men show their emotions'' bullshit.BryanBossling said: Men aren't supposed to cry. Real men aren't afraid of crying. There are acceptable moments for a man to tear up, but in general one shouldn't. My comment wasn't meant to be taken seriously. Crying doesn't make you a hero, but when a guy thinks that crying during movies or hardships is stupid, that's when I get annoyed. |
Apr 14, 2014 5:48 PM
#19
BryanBossling said: LadyRenly said: Because it's unmanly.If not fear, then what? Why should they not in general? If a man cries from a sprained ankle, then that is a sign of weakness. Men like to avoid looking weak. I think people in general would like to not look weak. What does it mean to be "manly"? It's no longer expected for a woman to be a housewife and clean all her life, so I don't see why men should feel the need to follow some outdated expectation |
Apr 14, 2014 5:49 PM
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Apr 14, 2014 5:52 PM
#21
LadyRenly said: It's more acceptable for women to show weakness, because they're weaker to begin with, wouldn't you agree? If a woman gets emotional, she can count on her friends, or some man to comfort her. A man might receive a woman's sympathies, at first, but she will grow to resent him if things go on for too long, because that's how women usually react.I think people in general would like to not look weak. What does it mean to be "manly"? It's no longer expected for a woman to be a housewife and clean all her life, so I don't see why men should feel the need to follow some outdated expectation You're acting as if society has outgrown its need for men, and that we could all become like you and things would be fine. This isn't true. |
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Apr 14, 2014 5:52 PM
#22
Red_Keys said: It's more self-harm than anythingWhy is "controlling your emotions" considered strong? Otherwise, neither, but I enjoy crying sometimes |
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Apr 14, 2014 5:55 PM
#23
Both. It can be a sign that you are being weak in front of some situations, but can show strength after a long time holding emotions. In my opinion, not crying at certain times is the same as hurting yourself. |
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Apr 14, 2014 5:57 PM
#24
BryanBossling said: LadyRenly said: It's more acceptable for women to show weakness, because they're weaker to begin with, wouldn't you agree? If a woman gets emotional, she can count on her friends, or some man to comfort her. A man might receive a woman's sympathies, at first, but she will grow to resent him if things go on for too long, because that's how women usually react.I think people in general would like to not look weak. What does it mean to be "manly"? It's no longer expected for a woman to be a housewife and clean all her life, so I don't see why men should feel the need to follow some outdated expectation You're acting as if society has outgrown its need for men, and that we could all become like you and things would be fine. This isn't true. I never said society has outgrown its need for men, but it has outgrown its need for rigid gender roles and gender based expectations. People in general do not like people who need a lot of emotional support. They are high maintenance, regardless of sex. |
Apr 14, 2014 6:00 PM
#25
Red_Keys said: People who desperately cling to gender roles are really pathetic in my opinion, and honestly holding society back. It's primitive. Sometimes yah gotta stop worrying Pull the fucking trigger and think about it later. |
Apr 14, 2014 6:04 PM
#26
Crying is not a sign of weakness. An unwillingness to show your tears is a weakness in and of itself. |
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Apr 14, 2014 6:04 PM
#27
LadyRenly said: A man who isn't in control of his emotions isn't reliable, something which turns women away.I never said society has outgrown its need for men, but it has outgrown its need for rigid gender roles and gender based expectations. People in general do not like people who need a lot of emotional support. They are high maintenance, regardless of sex. Women are much in need of that to begin with, is my view on it. Red_Keys said: You can use the argument that someone is ''holding back progress'' in almost any situation really. It doesn't say much, as not all progress is for the best of humanity.People who desperately cling to gender roles are really pathetic in my opinion, and honestly holding society back. It's primitive. ''These people who don't think we should be able to marry animals are just desperately clinging to antiquated ideas about what love is, and are holding back progress. It's primitive. Love knows no bounds.'' |
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Apr 14, 2014 6:05 PM
#28
Ive not cried in over 10 years, not a tear but I am not a strong person. Make of that what you will. |
Apr 14, 2014 6:07 PM
#29
It's a sign of emotions, not much else. I'm masculine as shit and I couldn't give a fuck less about crying or not, being a man doesn't mean you don't have feelings or don't feel physical or emotional pain, sadness, or happiness/joy to the point of tears. I don't know when I cried at all last but that's just because nothing is going on in my life for years now so there's no reason to aside maybe anime which has never been something I've cried over (teary-eyed though, but I forget what, I know something in the past year). It's not really relevant, but women can look cute or more attractive when crying, men just look dumb - not because of their gender but their facial structure, so I prefer not to see men cry. |
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Apr 14, 2014 6:09 PM
#30
Red_Keys said: Not that I'm gonna disagree, but there is some pride to be had in what you were born as by doing so.People who desperately cling to gender roles are really pathetic in my opinion, and honestly holding society back. It's primitive. |
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Apr 14, 2014 6:14 PM
#31
BryanBossling said: LadyRenly said: A man who isn't in control of his emotions isn't reliable, something which turns women away.I never said society has outgrown its need for men, but it has outgrown its need for rigid gender roles and gender based expectations. People in general do not like people who need a lot of emotional support. They are high maintenance, regardless of sex. Women are much in need of that to begin with, is my view on it. Red_Keys said: You can use the argument that someone is ''holding back progress'' in almost any situation really. It doesn't say much, as not all progress is for the best of humanity.People who desperately cling to gender roles are really pathetic in my opinion, and honestly holding society back. It's primitive. ''These people who don't think we should be able to marry animals are just desperately clinging to antiquated ideas about what love is, and are holding back progress. It's primitive. Love knows no bounds.'' You just compared marrying animals to the normal act of somebody crying... do you think it's weak for a man to cry when he loses somebody he loves? do you confront men when they start crying and call them pussies? |
Apr 14, 2014 6:16 PM
#32
"Men don't cry" is such an accepted/acceptable stereotype that it makes me sick. |
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Apr 14, 2014 6:16 PM
#33
Ferolex said: No, I said earlier that there are times when it's acceptable for a man to cry. Such assumptions.You just compared marrying animals to the normal act of somebody crying... do you think it's weak for a man to cry when he loses somebody he loves? do you confront men when they start crying and call them pussies? |
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Apr 14, 2014 6:18 PM
#34
BryanBossling said: Ferolex said: No, I said earlier that there are times when it's acceptable for a man to cry. Such assumptions.You just compared marrying animals to the normal act of somebody crying... do you think it's weak for a man to cry when he loses somebody he loves? do you confront men when they start crying and call them pussies? My fault, I do agree with that, but I think the same applies with women.. you shouldn't just start crying in front of a bunch of random people for attention... and you should be able to hold it back a bit more when you're an adult. |
Apr 14, 2014 6:18 PM
#35
TallonKarrde23 said: It's not really relevant, but women can look cute or more attractive when crying, men just look dumb - not because of their gender but their facial structure, so I prefer not to see men cry. Welp, I think he looks pretty darn cute. |
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Apr 14, 2014 6:19 PM
#36
Sapewloth said: TallonKarrde23 said: It's not really relevant, but women can look cute or more attractive when crying, men just look dumb - not because of their gender but their facial structure, so I prefer not to see men cry. Welp, I think he looks pretty darn cute. Kise is supposed to shine his smile as bright as the sun at all times. |
Apr 14, 2014 6:20 PM
#37
Ferolex said: Yes, but women shouldn't have the same pressure on them, as they feel more pain, and are weaker both mentally and physically. Same with children.My fault, I do agree with that, but I think the same applies with women.. you shouldn't just start crying in front of a bunch of random people for attention... and you should be able to hold it back a bit more when you're an adult. |
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Apr 14, 2014 6:23 PM
#38
BryanBossling said: Yes, but women shouldn't have the same pressure on them, as they feel more pain, and are weaker both mentally and physically. Source plz. TallonKarrde23 said: Kise is supposed to shine his smile as bright as the sun at all times. Pretty much why I think he looks so cute like that. |
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Apr 14, 2014 6:24 PM
#39
I'm gonna stop posting in this thread or I might end up dying from high blood pressure. or crying myself to sleep </3 |
Apr 14, 2014 6:25 PM
#40
The weakest men will cry a lot. The strongest men will cry the most. |
Apr 14, 2014 6:26 PM
#41
Akito_Kinomoto said: The weakest men will cry a lot. The strongest men will cry the most. Been a strong man has little do do with crying. |
Apr 14, 2014 6:28 PM
#42
Akito_Kinomoto said: yea im pretty sure that second part is bullshitThe weakest men will cry a lot. The strongest men will cry the most. |
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Apr 14, 2014 6:29 PM
#43
Ferolex said: or crying myself to sleep </3 u fckn weakling. bet u ain't even off the teat u cunt. |
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Apr 14, 2014 6:30 PM
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Apr 14, 2014 6:36 PM
#45
BryanBossling said: Ferolex said: Yes, but women shouldn't have the same pressure on them, as they feel more pain, and are weaker both mentally and physically. Same with children.My fault, I do agree with that, but I think the same applies with women.. you shouldn't just start crying in front of a bunch of random people for attention... and you should be able to hold it back a bit more when you're an adult. "Mentally" weaker? ...seriously?!1/ |
Apr 14, 2014 6:39 PM
#46
It depends why you're crying...? Or rather it's neutral. I think there are instances where if you don't cry it's weird, and I assume bottling in tears is similar to bottling in anger-- not good. But it's not like crying a lot (ie for stupid reasons) is good either. |
Apr 14, 2014 6:42 PM
#47
You know what crying gets you? nothing but dry sore eyes. Its not going to make problems go away or any better, sometimes I suppose it just happens depending on the situation, if so get it done and get over or in control of the problem after. If it helps someone then so be it, its just tears but if someone just cries at anything or all the time then its not helping is it. |
Apr 14, 2014 6:43 PM
#48
LadyRenly said: BryanBossling said: Ferolex said: Yes, but women shouldn't have the same pressure on them, as they feel more pain, and are weaker both mentally and physically. Same with children.My fault, I do agree with that, but I think the same applies with women.. you shouldn't just start crying in front of a bunch of random people for attention... and you should be able to hold it back a bit more when you're an adult. "Mentally" weaker? ...seriously?!1/ Also don't forget that your pain threshold is somewhat linked to your physical strength. Because BryanBossling logic. |
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Apr 14, 2014 6:43 PM
#49
Kibura_Iburasa said: You know what crying gets you? nothing but dry sore eyes. Its not going to make problems go away or any better, sometimes I suppose it just happens depending on the situation, if so get it done and get over or in control of the problem after. If it helps someone then so be it, its just tears but if someone just cries at anything or all the time then its not helping is it. Yeah man, fuck crying, that's totally pointless and isn't an outlet at all when something is out of your control, let's just bottle it all up and punch a wall when you get really pissed off. |
Apr 14, 2014 6:43 PM
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