Guys when was the last time you had a good hoenst blubber, and why?
Last time for me was when I broke someones heart.
I can't cry, it bottles up and I explode inside, that just me...
when my dad died of cancer, and my wife haD A BRAIN HAEMORAGE IN THE SAME WEEK
I've been crying for nearly a week.
One of my friends commited suicide on Wednesday and another friend died on Friday.
Up until this week I have been very lucky and not lost many people I care about, and losing two in three days really knocked me for six, and then another six.
Thanks to everyone in the forum for your posts and keeping me from going mad.
I bet you wish you hadnt asked now. :cry:
you talk a lot of sense ice i like you
i think men cry a lot more than they admit to
I think it takes a strong man to admit that he cries............
A lot of men bottle up their feelings...... making things worse.... just because society dictates that men don't cry.....
If something touches you in such a manner as to make you cry..... then it is nature's healer.... go ahead and cry..... i would think no less of someone who cries...... in fact they would probably have my respect.....
equi-princess xxx
I must admit to having to keep a stiff upper lip but i did cry when my dad died 4 weeks ago but it was only when he died and haven't cried sure if its healthy though.
I cried earlier this evening. One of my little dogs is dying. I don't think she'll be with me in the morning. She's had a good life she'd be 14 next month not bad for a King Charles and her mums is still going strong at 15 and a half.
I cry at sad films. The Colour Purple had me blubbering in the cinema and I can't bear to watch A Kid For Two Farthings. That always has me running for the tissues.
Well over 30 yrs ago i think. Never felt the need to.
Guess I must be dead inside or something, someone did once call me a robot :shock:
I think a stronger man would cry rather than bite his bottom lip
It's allways hard for a bloke to cry int it, don't know why maybe its because we feel the need to show our masculinity and just hide our emotions. I can remember going to my uncles funeral, very close relative y'know the type youd spend most weekends down the local with and have a laff, and no matter how much i wanted to cry i just couldnt. Just from that i felt so guilty afterwards, not all too sure why it was as if I thought i didn't cry because i didnt feel for him which is soo far from the truth. Same thing happened at my grans funeral, and i was just a lil kid back then too. But sometimes just watching an episode of holby can make me shed a tear, its a confusing thing. In answer to your question though i last cried at a repeat of ER lol
You havnt been watching big brother have you? That crying task thing? Thinking about the possibilities of when you sign up for next years now?