Blokes Who Cry!

this is my thread now that means gtfo because i own the internet and i am god you are all rookies at the internet

another dumb ass fuckin thread!

Sorry,

I was born last Friday. What is a bloke?

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Originally Posted by Jeff Spicoli

current song: my chemical romance
current mood: angry
smiley: ::suicide

today in french class we watched old yeller. i cried for 10 minutes straight. im so emo

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I'm not emo at all but i hear ya. I cannot watch old yeller or any movie with an animal dying.

btw whats a bloke?

cant the mods remove all tokosans and hydrizzzles posts???

I rarely cry necause I rarely have a good reason to. I find myself seeing through acting on TV too much, so TV doesn't provoke much emotion for me. I don't listen to songs that make me cry really, I listen to high energy, angry music, or relaxed weed music.

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Originally Posted by mr pink06

Is is ok for blokes to cry? Both male and female opionions welcomed! Because i cry LOADS songs make me cry, TV makes me cry, i cry shed loads and i always wondered if other blokes cry as much as i do! chars!

Pink

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Howdy mr pink,

I reckon that it's okay,but I wasn't raised that way..my old man used to whip my brother and I,with his belt and if we cried or showed pain,he'd hit us a couple times more. He didn't believe in men crying or showing pain,and to this day,I'm still pretty much that way. I've worked with pain that would make most grown men at least whimper,like the night I was workin on a drilling rig and dislocated my right shoulder..3 times and I had to pop it back in and make one-handed connections,with my left hand..I finished the tower out and then went to the hospital. The doctor didn't believe that I had dislocated my shoulder and popped it back in 3 times,because I wasn't sittin around whimpering or crying from the pain. In that instance,I reckon that I should have expressed my pain better,but I figured the doc would take my word about it,instead,he thought I was just making up a story to git drugs for pain.

I would never cry in public,and I rarely cry,I have shed some tears at a few funerals,but I was doing my dangdest not to !

Have a good one ...

Bloke just means a man, but it normally refers to a typical mans man. As in if you like to drink, watch football etc. you'd be described as a bloke but in the context of this thread it just means male.

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Originally Posted by Torog

Howdy mr pink,

I reckon that it's okay,but I wasn't raised that way..my old man used to whip my brother and I,with his belt and if we cried or showed pain,he'd hit us a couple times more. He didn't believe in men crying or showing pain,and to this day,I'm still pretty much that way. I've worked with pain that would make most grown men at least whimper,like the night I was workin on a drilling rig and dislocated my right shoulder..3 times and I had to pop it back in and make one-handed connections,with my left hand..I finished the tower out and then went to the hospital. The doctor didn't believe that I had dislocated my shoulder and popped it back in 3 times,because I wasn't sittin around whimpering or crying from the pain. In that instance,I reckon that I should have expressed my pain better,but I figured the doc would take my word about it,instead,he thought I was just making up a story to git drugs for pain.

I would never cry in public,and I rarely cry,I have shed some tears at a few funerals,but I was doing my dangdest not to !

Have a good one ...

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Wow torog thats a good story, soldiering on through the pain.

Some pain is physical, but the worst is mental pain.

:-)

There is nothing wrong with a man crying as long as they aren't blubbering all the time over nothing. My man cried when he first told me he loved me and I thought that was sweet:)