Friday, 23 January 2009
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Passionate Men Crying On Television
I've never been one to cry about things, unless something happens to my family or friends but some of these guys are crying because they're so passionate about what they do.
The others are just making a mockery of themselves on television.
Have you ever been so passionate about something, you've cried over it?
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I actually have. However, for me, it's when I help people. When I see that I made a difference, a lot of times I can't help but cry.
in the first place, it takes a lot for me to cry. so i get kinda turned off when a man cries more than i do.
I got to ask you.
You haven't ever been so passionate that you've actually cried over it?
Cuhs I'm sure every normal human being has.
Yep. Music mostly.
No, men should never cry. Its disgusting really, i know that sounds really sexist and unfair but honestly if your gonna do it, go somewhere private cuz nobody wants to see that.
@Spyder_V@xanga - LOL i hope you're joking.
@BeautifulB_227@xanga - Nope. I'm a sensitive guy and I am truly passionate about what I do.
@Spyder_V@xanga - seems like you're truly passionate about crying too.
i dont cry much, if i can suck it up and not cry, he shouldnt cry much either
I can't say if it's right or wrong for a men to cry, since right or wrong is a matter of prefrence in this matter. If you see men crying as a character flaw, then well.. you have some flaws in your character.
Some men are just funny when they're crying.
@BeautifulB_227@xanga - I suppose... I don't do it often, but whatever.
Depends on why they are crying. I mean, if I were a football player whose team just won the Super Bowl I'd be friggen bawling.
i love men who cry - not because i love making them cry, but it reminds me that guys are human .. hmm, weird, i guess that's just me..^~"
I used to think that when guys cry..it was the funniest thing to watch, but it isn't so when it's someone you love immensely.
I watched my boyfriend cry one time and it broke my heart..however I'm glad he did. Shows how much he really cared about me. (it was because I was leaving soon..back to my hometown)
Isn't it a bit sexist to say that men should never cry? Are they not human as well? Don't be so close-minded. Women are also expected to be dramatic and overly emotional, but should we be because we are women? The answer is no.
You are who you are. If you dont want stupid expectations imposed on you, then don't impose those same ridiculous expectations on other people.
Crying is just one part of it.
Passion leads people to do a LOT of things. I've wanted to fight (and kill at times), drive, channel it through art/writing, and there were even times where for NO. FREAKING. REASON at all (maybe I had a good sleep and I loved how the morning looked, or maybe it was a good cup of coffee), I was so freaking happy I had to run around the freakin' house.. (...and learned what a big hazard that could be when someone opened the door and my nose didn't see that coming...)
Last night, even, I was texting somebody about a controversial issue, and he made a blatantly ignorant statement. I'm passionate about my opinion on this subject, and I was... passionately... sure that he was WRONG, and as such, I was going to text him saying "you are so fucking ignorant" or things among that nature. I stopped myself right there, knowing I was just getting easily excited, however.
Passion is, well, passion. @StrawberryShy@xanga - you made a comment about that once, on another post, talking about how because two people were passionate or something, they didn't want to leave even though they were both deranged and sick in their own ways.
It's just that, passion. Fuel. Good luck controlling that stuff!