As a man, when was the last time you cried?

You think darkness is your ally? You merely adopted the dark. I was born in it, molded by it.
 
I hate to say it but, Hachi: A Dog's Tale.

I didn't even see the movie, I just read the plot on Wikipedia. Bawled for 30 minutes
 
The end of The Green Mile makes me cry buckets, by the way.

Not Coffey's death, but the epilogue.

I think it plays into the deep-seated fear I've always of dying alone.
 
I have cried numerous times since my wife left me earlier this year. The last time was a week or so ago.

I'm sorry man. Here's a bro hug from me to you. (Press yourself against freshly cooked bacon to simulate this effect.)


I cried today. Not like deeply sobbing, but I just had a lot of **** building up over the last few weeks and today I had a three hour wait at an oil change place, so I had plenty of time to think about it. When the oil change was done, I got into my car and just cried a little.

Now I'm home, drinking some 99 bananas and feeling a lot better. Sometimes a good cry is all you need.
 
There's nothing wrong with crying. A good cry on occasion is healthier than bottling it all up inside.
 
There's nothing wrong with crying. A good cry on occasion is healthier than bottling it all up inside.

I totally agree, I hate the child mentally of equating crying with being a "wuss." **** that. Some of the strongest people I've ever known in my life have broken down and cried in front of me. It's just natural. Although I still hate doing it in front of people lol. If I'm going to cry, the back of a Sears parking lot is a good enough place for me.
 
I hate crying in front of people, it makes me feel so helpless when I do it and can't stop myself.
 
I feel more uncomfortable with people crying around me. I don't judge them for it, I just don't know how to properly respond.
 
I feel more uncomfortable with people crying around me. I don't judge them for it, I just don't know how to properly respond.

Thankfully the only person to cry in front of me was a close female friend, hugging them was a natural response. If one of my dude bro friends was to cry in front of me though, I wouldn't know WTF to do. Probably say "Hey...man...it's okay..."
 
A couple days ago, when I watched The Dark Knight Rises again.
 
A couple days ago, when I watched The Dark Knight Rises again.

DUDE! I was watching it with my family for the fourth time and even though I knew those Alfred scenes were coming...I still welled up.
 
Looks like some of you could use your very own Cryceratops, yes, yes feed him your tears. Yeah you're good with him. :o
 
I do have a Cryceratops. It's my cup. And tonight it is filled with a banana flavored liquor. :D
 
I feel more uncomfortable with people crying around me. I don't judge them for it, I just don't know how to properly respond.

I only hate making my girlfriend cry (which thankfully doesn't happen too often). If I make her cry I immediately revert to "I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry" mode (even if I know I was right) and I feel like a huge *****e for the rest of the day.
 
I'm watching Up for the first time and my girlfriend just wants to be friends. So right goddamn now.
 
I shed a tear every so often watching a movie or whatever, but like openly weeping? Not trying to sound like a tough guy, but I honestly can't remember. It had to be when I was a little kid.

It's not only crying either, I just don't get very emotional in general. It sucks sometimes too because something will happen, good or bad, and everyone is letting their emotions run wild, meanwhile I'm sitting there totally stone faced and people are thinking I'm weird because of it.
 
I think the last time for me was in 2009, at my grandfather's funeral. Seeing other people cry is what makes me cry, and there was a lot of sadness there. The time before that would be....when I saw that my ex of two years (at the time, which was 2008) had a new boyfriend no more than two weeks after dumping me.
 
Dog almost died last week and the wife was out of town. Just the thought of having to tell her he was gone was enough to get the whole eyes welled up, and snot running down my face, look going.

Was probably about 5 years before that. Bro-in-law was in hospital with a stroke at only 33 years old. I put on the brave face in the hospital but straight lost it in the car.

Now that I've bared my soul, can I start a thread please? Admin, HOOK ME UP :word:
 

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