Has a guy ever cried in front of you?
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s_a_m_r_i_o
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Dudes in your family don't count, I'm talking about a boyfriend, "male friend" or someone you was just talking to. What caused him to cry in front of you and how you felt about it?
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Yes.
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yall kno some ? ?
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if it doesnt involve death or at least near of a family member or very close friend dudes dont cry. yall should probably stop hanging around these ? ? .
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The reason I'm asking these is because my chick said she was watching a Madea movie with a dude years ago, the one with Tariji Henson. The dude she watched it with teared up at a scene he could relate to because in the movie, some guy explained to Tariji that he's was trying to show her kids love because he didn't have a good childhood. I didn't laugh, I just said ok so those who've seen it probably could understand.
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only time i did is when she wouldnt go get me any more beer...that was the only time tho
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Nope.
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s_a_m_r_i_o wrote: »The reason I'm asking these is because my chick said she was watching a Madea movie with a dude years ago, the one with Tariji Henson. The dude she watched it with teared up at a scene he could relate to because in the movie, some guy explained to Tariji that he's was trying to show her kids love because he didn't have a good childhood. I didn't laugh, I just said ok so those who've seen it probably could understand.
any dude who goes to see a madea movie let alone cries at one should be murdered on site. -
If a ? were to laugh at me crying I'd look elsewhere for a new ?
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this thread reminds me of that ja rule and lil mo song
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I'm okay with that..I hate when people cry in front of me.
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^^^showed up mighty quick to respond to that allegation against the kat (no pun)
wit yo lurkin ass
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I lurk when I'm high.
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@Kat, I cried when you didnt let me borrow that $10 the week of Thanksgiving.
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Yes ...twice
One ex cried when we broke up .
The other was because his grandma passed while we were out if town . Well actually again at the funeral -
Ms Southern wrote: »Yes ...twice
One ex cried when we broke up .
The other was because his grandma passed while we were out if town . Well actually again at the funeral
What was your reaction like when he was crying over yall break up? -
Dro's gonna cry when you finally meet in person and you turn him down. He'll be like "NAH ITS COO I JUST GOT SUMTHIN IN MY EYE I AINT WORRIED I GOT ? AT HOME"MzGrahamBitches wrote: »Nope.
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ROZAYTABERNACLE wrote: »
Dro's gonna cry when you finally meet in person and you turn him down. He'll be like "NAH ITS COO I JUST GOT SUMTHIN IN MY EYE I AINT WORRIED I GOT ? AT HOME"MzGrahamBitches wrote: »Nope.
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s_a_m_r_i_o wrote: »
Happened a few times with a few different men.....of course the crying was ruggedly manly for the exception of one who wasn't even a romantic interest....
1. Broke down when I left him
2. Broke down when he realized I'm really leaving, for good. Proposed, I still left, more tears came.
3. I was honest with a brother, told him that I was not interested in anything more and that we did not have that connection/chemistry.
4. A brother close to me, he was a great man whose ex had him locked up doing time only because she was a scorned, bitter and good for nothing but drama kind of female.
5. Someone purely platonic, not anyone i was dating, with or interested in, whom I was completely blunt with from the jump in regards to my intentions was persistent, I had to let him down easy once again and he turned into a baby curled up in fetal position.
6. A past love who found out his daughter had a tumor.....
Leave it at that, and thats being vague.
No, not once did I laugh nor would I. I was compassionate and was there for support. Each brothers reasoning was justified, if I were to go into further detail you'd understand, minus #5. I did not appreciate that. There's sensitive and there's beyond overly sensitive. He was just not built for the real world. I felt a way that it even came to that but he did it to himself and leading him on would've been wrong, Marley doesn't do that. -
s_a_m_r_i_o wrote: »
Happened a few times with a few different men.....of course the crying was ruggedly manly for the exception of one who wasn't even a romantic interest....
1. Broke down when I left him
2. Broke down when he realized I'm really leaving, for good. Proposed, I still left, more tears came.
3. I was honest with a brother, told him that I was not interested in anything more and that we had no real connection/spark.
4. A brother close to me whose ex set him up, had him locked doing time because she was a scorned, bitter and good for nothing but drama.
5. Someone purely platonic, not anyone i was dating, with or interested in, whom I was completely blunt with from the jump in regards to my intentions was persistent, I had to let him down easy once again and he turned into a baby curled up in fetal position.
6. A past love who found out his daughter had a tumor.....
Leave it at that, and thats being vague.
No, not once did I laugh nor would I. I was compassionate and was there for support. Each brothers reasoning was justified, if I were to go into further detail you'd understand, minus #5. I did not appreciate that. There's sensitive and there's beyond overly sensitive. He was just not built for the real world. I felt a way that it even came to that but he did it to himself and leading him on would've been wrong, Marley doesn't do that.
damn girl is your ? platinum plated or what? did #5 at least get to sniff the ? at some point in time???? smh @ you reducing plutonic ? to tears -
Yes and I felt it was quite contrived.
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Only once. Saw my father cry when our dog died. I was mad young at the time, but he had her for 15 years. It hit him hard
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