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SpringheelJack1837 — 7 years ago(December 28, 2018 04:41 AM)
Crying and vulnerability in and of itself is not a form of strength.
When you have to be strong for a woman or loved one you don't do it by crying more than anyone else. You should cry, it'll make me cower. -
Bumby — 7 years ago(December 28, 2018 04:42 AM)
Why does everything a man does have to be manly? There's nothing masculine or feminine about shedding tears. Just cry. Man-ifying crying is as stupid and useless as that ARCTIC ICE: PETROL-INFUSED MANPOODITIONERWASH breed of marketing for male hygiene products.
The train is coming with shiny cars, comfy seats, and wheels of stars. Hush, little ones, have no fear; the man in the moon is the engineer. -
Bumby — 7 years ago(December 28, 2018 05:00 AM)
I vibe with that. Sandalwood is one of my favourite smells, and it's decidedly "manly."
The train is coming with shiny cars, comfy seats, and wheels of stars. Hush, little ones, have no fear; the man in the moon is the engineer. -
Bumby — 7 years ago(December 28, 2018 05:07 AM)
I didn't know flannel
was
a room scent or body spray. I'll have to check it out if we ever get some in at work.
The train is coming with shiny cars, comfy seats, and wheels of stars. Hush, little ones, have no fear; the man in the moon is the engineer. -
The Red Cloak — 7 years ago(December 28, 2018 04:47 AM)
I cry over happy/sad stuff.
Like if I'm watching a documentary and a homeless guy gets a new apartment at the end, and he's really happy about it.
Also, I have this family member who lives with his wife's former guy she cheated on him with, and has a kid with (long story), when I sent him a Christmas card, I was hesitant at first, but then my gut told me to include the other guy's name too. He then wrote back saying thanks for the card and that no one had sent him a Christmas card before.
Those things make me tear up lol