Crying

Some do .
Some Don"t .
Which camp do fall into ?
I am the latter really, got to be really sad for me to cry.

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I have been known to shed a few, always feel its a fault though.

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I'm a 5'11" male, well built and streetwise but I had a small blubber when reading the 'Poppy gone over the Rainbow bridge' thread.

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I cried(with happiness) last week when my lovely granddaughter told me that she's pregnant.I'm prone to shed tears of sadness and happiness.

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Due to vanity, I rarely cry....only at the programme 'Long Lost Families', then l crack up!!

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I'm a tart, I shed tears frequently.
Especially where poorly kids are concerned.
I'm not your average roughie, toughie builder.

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Yes I cry a lot I met my neighbour Michael in the lane the other day who had just lost his lovely collie to cancer and we were both crying as he told me about it .
I have only to think of some of my dogs and I cry

My grandchildren make my cry particularly if they hurt themselves, it is no bad thing and teaches then empathy.

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Got to admit that Noels Christmas presents used to reduce me to a blubbing heap, but in my defence the ex banshee gave me hell for laughing aloud during Love Story at the pics.

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Marley & Me! - I was a mess.

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A well built male eh, tell us more , well me anyway, forget the rest. Oh go on then you can include them other gals Giggle.


OH , and there was me thinking otherwise , because as I am quite sure you know already, we LAYDEES love a bit of rough.
giggle.