"You can cry" - Is this the BIGGEST lie told by women?
I have no issue with a man crying. My fiance is very in touch with his emotions. You know what that means? That means that he cries on occasion, sure. But that also means that he doesn't yell at me or storm off in a huff or shut down. That means he tells me straight up if I did something to upset him. That means he openly is enthusiastic. That means he accurately expresses his love for me. That means he never conveys the incorrect emotion.
And if that means he cries during Les Mis or during a fight with me then that's fine. Because at least he's genuine.
Also crying is a 100% sure fire way to get cuddle time because I just can't handle him being sad lol I have to fix whatever it is that is making him upset and make it all better.
i promote crying actually. especially if the guy is really stressed and is on the verge of violence. we are all made to cry for a reason and its just we as a society made it unacceptable for men to cry which i hate because crying is how we release tension in our bodies and helps us relax for both genders. it in no way turns me off to see a guy cry. i actually am more likely to cuddle a guy who is crying rather then a guy who isn't. everyone needs emotional release and so what if its in public or not. maybe people shouldn't be giving guys who happen to let a tear down such a hard time. it's dumb.
As long as they're not overwhelmingly emotional and cry at every little thing, I think it's very sincere to cry. I think those kinds of studies are a little bit misleading because they have no context to them. Is it your partner who you have built a strong bond of trust with, suddenly feeling overwhelmed and breaks down in front of you? Or is it some random needy guy who just freaks out?
Male or female though, everyone should always aim to keep emotionally cool and composed. Crying is a last resort when you are seriously hurt, otherwise it basically becomes ingenuine.
I wish men would cry more actually. I'm convinced most of the reason guys are assholes, whether intentional or not, is because they've come so guarded of their feelings and emotions and are now callous. It feels good to let stuff out. I've had a guy I was dating cry for the first time in years in front of me. He was embarrassed, but I just held him for hours while he cried and I didn't think any less of him. Everyone hurts. If you weren't meant to cry then you wouldn't have been born with tear ducts.
Unfortunately it is partially true. A crying man is indeed a major turn off for almost all women, because they want stability and protection by their man instinctively.
That being said - there is a difference between being a little whim and between tearing up every once in a while. There are situations where it happens and where it's necessary and if a woman perceives that as weakness, she is majorily lacking in empathy and compassion towards you. Aka she is a major c*nt that you do not want to be together with to begin with.
Great points, all true. Women cannot not even control this negative reaction they have to seeing males cry, it's hardwired into them.
Women hateeeee the truth put right in front of their eyes, even though it's not their fault that evolution has hardwired this shit into them. Lmao
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Yes this is true.. unfortunately. They will never admit it but the fact is they are completely turned off by you crying even if as a man you probably have a lot more to cry about in your lifetime than she will. It is almost never ok to cry.(but im sure she expects you to put up with her cryinb and coddle her etc...) Now don't get me wrong I don't think a grown man should ever cry the way little girls do for attention/to manipulate others and get their way/over petty shit. However men shouldn't be shamed or looked down on for having nornal human emotions especially if the situation actually warrants it (death of a family member) that being said any girl who has any issue whatsoever with me crying if my brother/father/mother died can leave. If she ever brings up a time you cried and uses it against you during a fight that should also be a dealbreaker as well.
My future mate can cry in front of me. I just need it not to be over small things that I wouldn't even cry over. Then I'd be confused as to why you're crying over spilled food or something. Life is hard on everyone, so crying is a good way to cope with certain situations since men were given the same emotions as women... Ugh, society has taken this too far... Men are human, they have a right to cry as well.
It's not about whether men have a right to cry or not. It's that they won't benefit from showing that type of emotion to their female signifcant other.
And again, REGARDLESS OF CIRCUMSTANCES, women perceive crying men as weak. Just the sight of it will do the trick.
For some women, maybe. Not for me. It's kinda scary in my opinion if I never see a guy cry because he's trying to be the Alpha stereotype. I like it when men have emotion and aren't stone cold. In fact, I prefer it. I'd honestly be insulted if my future mate thought he couldn't cry in front of me. This is my thoughts on the issue.
maybe it's different for everyone else, but seeing my man cry makes me love him more and isn't a turn off. I don't see it as weak or effeminate. to me it shows how affectionate and loving he can truly be. I rather see a man cry or shed some tears over something emotional or painful, then never cry or anything.
But again that's just me.
I think it's funny that you think all of us girls are lying because you apparently had a horrible mother who didn't let you cry, that we are all the same way, apparently you just can't cope with your mommy issues. not ALL people are psychologically the same and you can not group individuals based on statistics
I think is just depends on how often and the reasons for the crying. If a guy, or anyone for that matter, cry's over every little thing its not attractive. But lets say there is this guy who doesn't show any type of emotion, but one day something happens and he finally opens up to you and starts to cry. That is a huge (but very odd) turn on for a gorl. Is shows vulnerability.
NO, especially if he is crying because of me. That would make me so happy. Muahahahaa
Seriously now
No one likes a cry baby who is whining all the time about everything.
But crying sometimes is normal and I don't think it's a sign of weakness but a sign of actually having emotions.
I've only cried once in front of my SO and she was nothing but supportive. I had to put down my dog. I knew she'd be happier in my arms than at the vet so I did it myself. I balled like a baby and she held me for 2 hours until I stopped. If you're crying over something worthwhile, women aren't turned off by it.
Nah... there is fine line here. For example my boyfriend is the definition of macho. He will have bronchitis & ride that mf out till it turns into pneumonia bc he is too much of a man to go to the doctor. Now that's just ignorant! 😂 My point is.. being that he is so "tough" & such a "hard-ass" 24-7 if he showed a soft, emotional side once in awhile, like if I ever saw him cry I would see him as weak at all. Thank God he's human! Haha jk. But really, I tell him all the time tears are really a sign of strength. It takes a strong person to be so vulnerable & it's only human. I would never judge anyone for being human. So I don't know where or why this mentality has been so driven into men. It's natural to cry when life happens.
No! Well, it is true thatt most people look very unnattractive while crying LOL and its not like she is gonna be aroused by your weeping hahahah but if a woman loves you she won't be Bothered by it because its unattractive. Yes, being "masculine'' and strong is sexy but that doesn't mean you can never ever cry
No. I would say that it's one of the most loving and accepting things your SO can say to you. I like guys who can feel and show their emotions. Crying is healthy. Refusing to cry in front of your SO even when you've just lost someone important to you is not healthy.
It sounds like you were scarred by some experiences in your child hood. I'm sorry that happened to you.
Nothing melts my heart as much as seeing that my SO is moved enough by something to actually cry. Not that I want him to be upset, but if he is, I want him to show it. I hope someday you can feel safe enough with someone to be vulnerable that way.
It's about context,
If you're a 20 something crying because you think life is so hard and you have "depression" then yeah, you'll be seen as a baby and weak.
If you're a soldier returning from war and cry because you watched your best buddies get killed and you're the only one left... most/all women will completely understand and actually cry with you.
I like it when a guy cries in front of me bc that means he trust me enough. my male friend told me once that he cried in front of his girlfriend when she told him to break up and instead of being more sensitive about it she acted arrogant so maybe what you're saying is right but not all women bc I would like it if a man cries as he isn't ashamed of his feelings (men are humans they have the right to cry too )
i will put it this way, iam very unemotional and it gets me compliments that my emotional friends dont get that often if anytime.
Unless you've been hit with something incredibly trumatizing crying infront of a woman makes you look and feel weak, she wants a guy who can take care of the situation, handle her and be tough for her , she has no use for cry babies, you can all deny it but facts dont lie.
I've told men to cry if they needed to and then held them while they did. A few of them were family members but a few of them were friends, and a couple were unrequited crushes (I was crushing on them). I'm not ruled by my subconscious. If I like a man and/ or have witnessed his competence, him crying isn't going to negate what I know to be true, it hasn't in the past and I don't see why it would start to now.
Lmao 😏. The ego's are fragile over here. If women call you effeminate it's a lot less to do with your tears and more to do with your overall demeanor blue anon.
The biggest? Nah. That would be things like "I love you", "I'm faithful to you", "I'm a good woman", "I'd never do that to you", and "It's your baby". Those are BY FAR much bigger lies, and told more often.
My boyfriend cried in front of me and honestly, like a lot of other girls are saying, it just made me love him more. For a starter it eliminated all doubts in my mind that he might not really care, but most importantly it showed a different side and I'm so glad it's there! I love that he's not afraid to be completely real and honest with me. I'd take a sensitive guy over a guy with the emotions of a rock any day!
Yeah for some reasons both genders lie about what they want. Guys say we want a woman with some meat on her bones who looks natural (no makeup), but that is of course untrue. Women say they want a man who shows emotion, when what they really want is a man who is secure all the time.
I actually do like a girl with a bit of meat on her bones lol
I disagree to a certain extent. The only time a man could cry in front of a woman without her getting turned off, is when a relative (even a pet for some) dies.
Other than that, yes, it's a turn off, despite saying it isn't.
So this what this world come to. These emotions are given to us for a reason. If the women find it a weakness to shed tears then let her think what she want. If she lose attraction cause im crying then ill take that risk. Im a human with emotions. I accepted her flaws vut its not okay to shed a tear when i need to. she's not meant for me or if she's a friend or something along those lines. F**k her.
I mean she's not going to fuck off if you CRY. it's just that she's BIOLOGICALLY programmed to see you as weak, even though she probably consciously tries to fight it off.
Honestly mean it when i say a man crying does not turn me of nor does it make me think they're less manly showing emotion is fine.. unless he crys at stupid things.. i think a man showing a emotion is a good thing.
if she really loves you, she's not gonna judge you for crying in front of her. in fact, it might strengthen the bond between you two if you show your actual emotions to her instead of tr ying to put a strong facade when you're not fine.
I'd be more concerned if my SO didn't cry at his mom's death, than if he did.
Well then how about grandfather or grandmother? There's no way you would condone your man crying for that.
Crying is a biological signal you want attention and comfort.
I do not understand why people can't comfort someone who cries.
I cried in front of my wife twice: when my dog died and when my mother died. I didn't change a damn thing. Why? Because she isn't a sociopathic cunt like your mom.
It would only be a turn off if the guy started crying when we were about to have sex. Guys are allowed to show their emotions.
Oh stfu, regardless of situation it's a turn off. Your conscience just tells you that you shouldn't look down on a guy for crying. But deep down inside, you see him as less of a man.
I'm not blaming ya, it's instinctual, it's not your fault.
I don't see how my response has elicited such a rude response from someone who knows absolutely nothing about me and the things I feel deep down inside.
Are you holding back tears now bruh? Awww go whine and bitch elsewhere please...
its not a turn off, actually it really touching enough for girls when they see big reason enough
it made us more cry than you hearing your stories
saw my boyfriend cry once and I fell in love with him even more (if that's even possible) he was able to cry in front of me and that made me very happy. of course I wasn't happy that he was crying, but I just felt like he really trusted me
we're all humans we all have feelings. what's the point of them if u can't even show them to someone u care/love
Allow him to cry, or make him angry. It takes so much to make a man cry. I empathize and help him up. Tf is putting him down going to do?
I believe I shouldn't have to change just to meet a woman's standard, what are they always telling us, to be ourselves? and myself I will be. Whether they like it or not.
I don't mind if a guy cries genuinely, I'll just leave him alone and make him some food. What I hate is if a guy cries to manipulate. That makes me angry and bitchy.
I am more bound to trust a man that cries than one that pretends he doesn't or is ashamed to do so.
of course they can cry if they have a reason to, its not a lie, men are human beings with feelings. If a man that i love cried i would remind him im there for him and try to do something extra nice for him to feel better
No, the biggest lie told by women is "don't worry honey, it happens to everyone"
it depends, some guys look super cute but sometimes i do think its gross i guess this is kinda true
but women love if you cry while you jerk off in front of them
oh I'd actually be happy if my boyfriend cried to me. I'd find it kinda sweet, I was never much for tough guys or anything, if anything I'm happy he's in touch with his emotions.
Not even close to the biggest lie.
Try "It's your baby"
Your resources sucks ass! I never see a crying man as weak
Men and women are wired differently. The Sentiment of crying is feminine therefore its a turn off.
Personally, it seems like crying, or even just openly showing signs that I am depressed, always ends badly.
It's a turn off, but if a guy doesn't tell you how he feels, because he knows he is going to cry, and avoids you, then better cry
stupid. plus I like efeminite guys sometimes. can be cute
You know what is a great turnoff? A "man" being as bitter and whiney as you are.
I am not whiny lol wtf.. I don't even cry anyways.
I literally read psych research on this stuff an hour ago that confirmed it. Men who cry are a turn off to women.
No you are extremely whiney and weak. A man who can cry at times of great sadness or the like is strong. Crying isn't a turn off until he is crying all of the time and being very emotional and I have to be "the man" of the relationship.
Like never showing your teeth to a vicious animal... showing tears to a female is showing weakness and they will destroy you.
I don't think so. I've seen my partner cry, it didn't bother me, it was actually kinda cute.
You saw him as cute, but cute isn't a masculine ideal. I'm absolutely certain that deep down, you lost a little respect for him.
I didn't lose any respect for him. I suppose if I had to choose a reaction, it made me a little closer to him, he doesn't show emotion like that very often, it was nice to see it. Also, my partner isn't a 'masculine ideal' anyway so that bit doesn't bother me, it was something that I always liked about him. He's not concerned with acting masculine, he just cares about acting how he wants.
@Blake0048 Meh, if that's how you wanna see it. Cute is a good thing to me.
Why would we care about men crying. They're just as human as we women are and if we shouldn't have to hide our emotions then neither should they.
It really depends on the women. I perhaps wouldn't mind unless it's over dramatic or over something little, but other than that I would be helpful.
So what's your question? For your poll?
Yeah I'm just interested in seeing how many girls are lying. 7 of them so far
Is "real men cry" or "you can cry in front of me", the single biggest lie told by women to men?
I guess you could say, "I don't care about looks" is a bigger lie, that would be a valid answer.
I feel more comfortable around guys that do
It isn't a turn off. It's distressing and scary.
Depends on the woman.
I don't cry because I'm #Gangsta
Emotional men are viewed as weak.
Hate fucking is better than crying.
Yes they're lying. Don't cry. Just don't.
no it is the truth
Yes, it is.
Yeah!!
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