How pathetic is it for a man to cry in train before people while thinking about something/someone?
And a couple of passengers end up giving you pat without asking the reason.
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CharlieZ · 70-79, M
Means that man is man enough to have strong emotions.
Means that man is sad, hurt, angry through tears, wounded.
It happened to me in the past for almost a year.
And sometimes, that compassionate pats without questions from strangers but still human fellows, human solidarity, is ALL we have.
Means that man is sad, hurt, angry through tears, wounded.
It happened to me in the past for almost a year.
And sometimes, that compassionate pats without questions from strangers but still human fellows, human solidarity, is ALL we have.
Budwick · 70-79, M
@SW-User Ahh, OK, I understand now.
Thanks for your reply.
In regards to public crying, I understand how being overwhelmed with emotion can be embarrassing. But I also have great respect for men that actually experience emotions. Many stuff their feelings away somehow. I think they are the ones in the bell towers with high powered rifles.
Time is a good healer Carpenter. The problem may not be resolved, but you can and will deal with this and all problems. Just give it time.
Good luck.
Thanks for your reply.
In regards to public crying, I understand how being overwhelmed with emotion can be embarrassing. But I also have great respect for men that actually experience emotions. Many stuff their feelings away somehow. I think they are the ones in the bell towers with high powered rifles.
Time is a good healer Carpenter. The problem may not be resolved, but you can and will deal with this and all problems. Just give it time.
Good luck.
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ms20182878 · 61-69, M
Prettybrat · 26-30, F
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@Prettybrat yea unfortunately.
Eddiesolds · 61-69, M
Spoiledbrat · F
Spoiledbrat · F
What about someone reacting to getting harassed? Would it be normal to react when they threatened because they’re too old for that shit and it’s weird? @Dangerousliasons
@Spoiledbrat Don't know why a person would cry in public but showing empathy to them is not bad thing, if someone is getting harassed it's different, is it an actual act that you can either physically help (if you are able) or speak up by oneself or in a group. Not sure I understand you comment. cheers!
Spoiledbrat · F
I’m drawing attention to myself. (A person could cry in public and that’s okay. A complete melt down might indicate lack of self control which some people might find unattractive or weak but a few tears is nothing to worry about). @Dangerousliasons
Coralmist · 41-45, F
It's completely fine to cry...in fact that is strength...good for you to show how you're feeling, I mean that. I'm so tired of society as if you must ALWAYS suppress sadness so people can just make money or be placated or scurry around. I've suppressed crying in front of others so I admire you🌷
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Sroonaka616 · 31-35, M
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I’ve been there before dude, I just put my sunglasses on so no one sees me upset.
JaggedLittlePill · 46-50, F
JaggedLittlePill · 46-50, F
@JaggedLittlePill and if this was you(as I seem to have seen below) I am glad someone acknowledged you. That is fantastic.
@JaggedLittlePill 🖤🤗
MartinTheFirst · 22-25, M