Sympathy
He's a sore loser
Couldn't care less
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it depends if i know him or a stranger. once i heard a "cool guy" crying i felt sympathy, because i knew him and that he was real cool, but most times my response to a stranger crying is same as i tell myself: "walk it off" .
Sympathy of course
A man never cries unless it's something that's really hurting him inside.. and he's been tolerating and suffering it for too long
Honestly I am often confused whether to comfort a crying person or to leave them alone
I've always felt sympathy in my experiences with that before. But it does usually depend on why he's crying. Though that's not male-specific. There are reasons why I'd cringe if men or women cry.
Sympathy! I don’t think any less of a man when he sheds tears
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Men shouldn't cry period.
Well then we shouldn’t laugh either. Let’s just experience no emotions somehow
@Kingofkings1992 Women don't get turned off and dry up because you laugh.
@coachTanthony yeah, call me when you’re done growing up coach dick and balls
You sound like your 13
@coachTanthony at least I know some basic rules of writing, and don’t talk about alpha/beta. 🤣
@Kingofkings1992 Ok 14
My dad broke down crying in my room when his dad died and my mom divorced him around the same time. Not sure why he confided in me, his oldest son. Maybe he was trying to show me that it was ok for men to cry? I’ve cried in front of my past exes, and they acted like they cared but they just ended up cheating on me. 🤷🏻♂️
Where I’m from men who cry are seen as weak and are laughed at and ridiculed by both men and women. Men are also told that they should cry more. It’s an endless cycle where the man just can’t win. He doesn’t knoW what to do. It’s easy for women. Just cry it out while everyone attacks the man that hurt you. 🤷🏻♂️ Men are just disposable afterthoughts anyway. No one really gives a shit.
Depends on the reason. If his wife or child or parent or someone else close (or dog) died or was seriously injured or diagnosed with cancer or something like that, then I feel sympathy. If he's crying because his team lost or he couldn't get a date, then no.
And of course if he's crying while watching "Old Yeller" after a few beers, then it is perfectly understandable.
If a women cries its not always a serious matter, but when a man cries, something very seriously bad has happened (someone died, hard breakup, loss of house). The double standard for portraying such a man as weak is disgusting. Any person who judges a guy for crying should seek psychotherapy
I have mixed feelings I would want to comfort him because that's what I do when I see people crying but I might also think that it's a bit cringe of him to cry around others.
I feel sympathy. I wonder why is he crying. I absolutely believe that men should be able to cry whenever they need to. Holding feelings is unhealthy.
This whole thing of "men don't cry" is pretty toxic in my opinion.
Men are human beings, as such they have emotions and can be hurt. Crying is not a sign of weakness, far from it, those who claim that a man cries are jerks, it is just a stereotype of toxic masculinity.
Shame him toxically until he goes crazy and shoots up his old school yard where he was first made fun of.
You're drunk
Usually guys don't cry to often, so if the dude's shed'n some tears then something real likely happened to him.
Of course sympathy. When it comes to feeling, I don’t discriminate genders.
For me it's mostly sympathy. And then I'll want to ask if they're ok and everything.
I will ask what’s wrong I don’t like to see anyone upset it makes me upset when I see other people upset
I don't like to see anyone cry. I always ask what is wrong.
Sympathy. I immediately think someone must have died or something because men usually don't cry in public over small things
I figure he's a dude in distress and needs sympathy and empathy.
a fellow man will gain sympathy
a woman may gain sympathy but loose respect
Depends on why he’s crying. Men usually don’t cry unless they have a lot going on. We tend to bottle things up unit we can’t anymore.
I don't see a gender. I see someone who is sad, maybe angry, maybe helpless... maybe all together...
Why should we divide our world?
I feel sympathy. I know society tries to tell men that showing emotion is weak, but I think it takes great strength to show vulnerability.