Is there a point that even crying for anything easily is bad even for a woman?

[Anonymous]

I know society focuses on men being though and not crying like a girl.

Though is there a point that Is annoying or bad if a woman cries over the drop of a hat, for anything, for everything?

Updates

+1 y

Example:
She got dirty with mud and broke her acrylic nail and she starts crying so badly.

[glennos89]

Crying over a nail isn't really a good thing to be honest.

But what is even worse is that men are expected not to cry at all. But nobody seems to bother to much

Crying is a human emotion just like laughing, or being angry and their is no difference in that between guys and girls except that guys aren't crying just for anything.

But it's cruel to teach any human being that they aren't allowed to cry at all in my opinion and it's not helping society for the better at all.

Im a guy and when I suffer from emotional damage I wanne cry aswell, which I do when I'm alone. If I don't let my emotions out by crying they will not go away but instead turn into extreme anger. It's a type of anger that is almost uncontrollable and it can makee dangerous if I lose control over them and letting them get out.

Ofcourse Im not crying over little things but I do when someone I love dies or when I get dumped by my girlfriend when I'm in a relationship.

I still remember like it happened yesterday how much pain I suffered from when I got dumped after my first relationship that I had been in for 6 years. Instead of crying it out I started doing drugs to press down my emotions and this made so angry that I came to a point that I was roaming the streets at night by myself ready to kill anyone who bothered me or disrespected me in any kind of way. Im still scared to this day how wrong that situation could have ended for myself or people that would have pressed the wrong buttons inside of me during that time.

Luckely it ended well without any conflicts but I definitely learned to let my emotions out by crying from that time on. Because one way or another the emotions come out. Crying or extremely angry... I rather choose to cry then becoming a monster ever again

[Asker]

Crying is normal and when needed if you're very overwhelmed with life stress it's ok to cry.
What I meant is women that overdo it and cry for anything such as "omg I broke a nail, omg", for attention every single time she has an argument or because someone told her she can't dance, that type of "over the top, drama queen" crying.

[inhua]

no because society will do their best to try and comfort a crying a woman whereas a crying man will only invite mockery and ridicule and shaming. not even his suicide will change their minds. it would only reinforce it further

[Asker]

I know and what I've notice is while men will (generally) cry for valid reasons, some women are drama queens and will take advantage of their nature of being female and cry for that reason, to get attention, comfort and support even if she cried for no reason at all.

[LazerBean]

Yeah, and tbh if you're over 15 then that point isn't much lower than it is for a boy. And if you're out here posting videos on social media of you talking and crying, unless a close family member just died, you can be sure that the majority of people on earth are going to judge you for it.

[Asker]

Yeah drama queen suck. It's so annoying

[NotInterestedSorry]

I find it absolutely stupid to cry over a broken nail. I know getting your nails done is not cheap, but at the end of the day, why spend so much money on nails that can break off

[Asker]

Exactly. That was one example of an exaggerated drama queen but yeah there are women that cry for anything easily. I always fine that annoying after a certain point.

[oatmeallover4]

I have never cried over a broken nail, but I have had a couple of bad days where something super small is the last straw and I have underlying stress. It could be hormones too.

[In_Trance]

depends what the "anything" is

[Asker]

Crying over a broken nail, someone telling her she can't dance or for attention every single time she has an argument.