Ladies: Has a man crying in front of you changed how you viewed/felt about him?

[Brock Landers]

Alright lemme preface this with a strong

But a friend of mine was in his feelings last night and that Tory Lanez got the best of him and he made some rash decisions involving a lady and well you know how that goes...

Did it affect the power dynamic in the relationship/friendship/situation after he shed those tears? Did it bring you closer together or did you hit him with the

Lettuce disqus it

 

[Ms.CuriousCat]

I'm a sympathy crier if someone is crying I will get choked up so likely reaction is to cry with him.

Depending on why he was crying I would either be feeling him even more or completely turned off.

 

[Brock Landers]

I'm a sympathy crier if someone is crying I will get choked up so likely reaction is to cry with him.

Depending on why he was crying I would either be feeling him even more or completely turned off.

That's very true, how would you feel if he was crying because you wanted to leave him compared to crying because he felt a really strong emotional connection with you at that particular moment in time?

 

[tater]

No, doesn't change anything. Let me clarify, depends on what he's crying about. That goes for women too.

 

[HabitualChiller]

Back when I was in school, I saw a girl crying in the hallway. As I walked by I straight hit theface

She was crying because she got talked about on ONE occasion

 

[Ms.CuriousCat]

how would you feel if he was crying because you wanted to leave him

If he was over the top and I thought it was manipulative then

Also depends why I was leaving him. The only reason I can think I'd leave my husband is cheating or beating and in that case he could cry till the cows come home

crying because he felt a really strong emotional connection with you at that particular moment in time?

if we'd just found out we're pregnant or after the kid is born

Just a general overwhelmed with emotion I would expect a hearty kiss or hug from him. Him crying is just odd but to each his own. I'd love my cry baby hubby

But if he made a habit of it I'd wonder if he was depressed or was having hormonal issues.

 

[FLYINHAWAIIAN]

 

[GoldCoastSaint]

Depends on what he's crying about.

 

[MoonGoddess]

Yeah my first dude tried that shyt when I was breaking up him. It's not so much him crying but the way he was acting like brat bawling throwing temper tantrums and all that I could never respect him afterward, he was very manipulative and used to getting his own way. I felt like that shyt was an act, and it probably worked on other girls before. The whole thing was pretty insincere.

 

[CinnaSlim]

Flattered that he is being so vulnerable around me. It's cute, but not that cuba gooding ugly cry. Save that.

 

[knickscrusaderm]

Yeah my first dude tried that shyt when I was breaking up him. It's not so much him crying but the way he was acting like brat bawling throwing temper tantrums and all that I could never respect him afterward, he was very manipulative and used to getting his own way. I felt like that shyt was an act, and it probably worked on other girls before. The whole thing was pretty insincere.

If you suck dikk the way you say you do, I don't blame em .

Massive L!

 

[DarlingNikki]

I like men who express themselves, nothing worse than someone who lacks communication skills.

I wouldn't lose respect for anyone sincerely crying, nothing wrong with having emotions.

 

[m0rninggl0ry]

No

 

[Elle Driver]

It's uncomfortable.

 

[Selena]

Depends on what he's crying about. If it's a life changing event like marriage, birth of his child, death of a loved one, etc that's understandable and I'd view him as a strong man.
If he's crying over some BS then