Is it normal to cry?

The last time I really cried was probably about a year and a half ago. Since then I have felt nothing but apathy about everything.

i wish i could feel again

Some people just seem to cry more than others.

I don't think any frequency is especially more normal than others.

That said, personally, I don't cry very often. The last time I can recall was a few years ago when my dog was diagnosed with cancer and euthanized.

I can tear up easily with movies and whatnot, and I can cry once in a while with life situations. People you miss, people you feel for. It's all normal. Everyone has its own way of dealing with one's own emotions though.

i tear up super easily at emotional moments in TV and movie and in life.

if you don't cry to the ending of Season 1 of "The Big C" you are not human to me

i don't cry

i do punch the wall till my hands bleed like shit tho

evrytiem, mate

I cried when Chelsea obliterated us last season.

Is it normal? No.
Should it be? Yes.

Unfortunately if you're a male and you cry it's seen as being weak and that you should man up. Now that doesn't mean run to the bathroom every time because you're co-worker called you fat or said some other mean things, but people also shouldn't think twice about it.

I've seen people try to fight back the tears and I'm just like let it all out.

i cried when i finished dark souls.


Ricky you motherfucker, are you saying you didn't CRY LIKE A BITCH in 2006 when Cannavaro lifted the World Cup? Or when Zanetti stole our fucking title

in all seriousness, I do get quite emotional watching movies, even if the movie isn't that good really. Like last time I was on the VERGE of tearing up while watching The Theory of Everything.

don't get me wrong, I don't care about Stephen Hawking, I just felt so bad for my baby Felicity Jones :( seeing her cry on screen killed me mate

and I almost cried during The Imitation Game, because I can't understand how any self respecting woman or man can find Benedict Cumberbatch attractive, he looks like a fucking diglett

By YurtRicky you motherfucker, are you saying you didn't CRY LIKE A BITCH in 2006 when Cannavaro lifted the World Cup?

i cried that day, but it wasn't out of joy.

I don't think I cried once, outside of being a baby, my entire life until I was 18. I haven't stopped since.

I thought it was meant to work in reverse.

Just cause:

i don't think people consider it normal, but it's certainly ok to do it if something is really emotional to you. no shame in it.

Rarely anymore, and even less for real life stuff. That's kind of depressing.

I only usually cry when I edge for hours on end.

When watching Hachi: A Dog's Tale

Let's see. I actually meant "is it normal to use it as a way to let heavy burdens out?".
I feel like I'd be lighter if I could cry, and nobody believes me when I say I haven't cried in a decade. Even men aren't that reluctant to say they cry every now and then, and not because of movies.

By nathanThe last time I really cried was probably about a year and a half ago. Since then I have felt nothing but apathy about everything.

i wish i could feel again

You probably will, eventually. I think. I hope,

By flabberghastlySome people just seem to cry more than others.

I don't think any frequency is especially more normal than others.

That said, personally, I don't cry very often. The last time I can recall was a few years ago when my dog was diagnosed with cancer and euthanized.

That's harsh, sorry mate :(

By Prototype Viktorif you don't cry to the ending of Season 1 of "The Big C" you are not human to me

What the fuck is The Big C

By no fun allowedi don't cry

i do punch the wall till my hands bleed like shit tho

Yeah, I usually punch the fridge. Shit hurts, and it's full of marks now. It's not even mine, it's my landlord's. When people notices I just say I accidentally hit it.

By OmegaIs it normal? No.
Should it be? Yes.

Unfortunately if you're a male and you cry it's seen as being weak and that you should man up. Now that doesn't mean run to the bathroom every time because you're co-worker called you fat or said some other mean things, but people also shouldn't think twice about it.

I've seen people try to fight back the tears and I'm just like let it all out.

It's really weird seeing a man cry actually. I'm used to with women (yadda yadda misoginism), but crying men usually make me want to cry too.

By Yurti cried when i finished dark souls.


Ricky you motherfucker, are you saying you didn't CRY LIKE A BITCH in 2006 when Cannavaro lifted the World Cup? Or when Zanetti stole our fucking title

in all seriousness, I do get quite emotional watching movies, even if the movie isn't that good really. Like last time I was on the VERGE of tearing up while watching The Theory of Everything.

don't get me wrong, I don't care about Stephen Hawking, I just felt so bad for my baby Felicity Jones :( seeing her cry on screen killed me mate

and I almost cried during The Imitation Game, because I can't understand how any self respecting woman or man can find Benedict Cumberbatch attractive, he looks like a fucking diglett

LOL
During that match I was at home with my mom, and I was just like "oh, ok". I was still upset for Juve I guess. I went to bed like an hour later.
I just let a tear out whenever Marchisio scores.
I probably got teary eyes for TLOU too. Those first 15 minutes. Baby jesus.

And about movies.. I get emotional for those dad-son things.
Out of Time KILLED ME. I must've cried like for half an hour at the cinema. I immediately bought the blu-ray and I'll probably never have the guts to see it.
The Lion King too. I never cried for that as a kid, but now, oh man. Once I was away with other couples for New Year's and the day after they put the fucking Lion King on TV. I had to hide in the bathroom because I started crying after 15 minutes on my then-gf's lap.

The theory of everything didn't make me cry. I laughed several times, like when he got stuck in the jumper, or when he did the SpiderMan hand gesture in the tub, so the atmosphere was ruined to me.

By LegoI don't think I cried once, outside of being a baby, my entire life until I was 18. I haven't stopped since.

I thought it was meant to work in reverse.

Yeah that might seem weird, but "men don't cry" is probably a thing that belongs in the past, and when you're a teen you try not to be too awkward so maybe that's why..?

By LabouredSubterfugeI only usually cry when I edge for hours on end.

By WoodenlungWhen watching Hachi: A Dog's Tale

I always avoided that movie, it's just tears-bait.

I cried when Bayern won the CL in 2013. I cried because I was happy. I never cried because of happiness before. I watched it with my family. My mum was so surprised lol

God, I cried so much.

Forrest Gump killed me out of nowhere. I finally watched it from start to finish a couple years ago (I already knew what happened way before that, I just never had the time to watch it in its entirety), and the scene where he's talking to Jenny's tombstone did it.

As for the topic question, of course it's normal to cry. There's just that stigma of males crying that makes things more awkward than it should be.

I tear up easily with films and series. Can't help myself.

By Rikkun Ricky

By Prototype Viktorif you don't cry to the ending of Season 1 of "The Big C" you are not human to me

What the fuck is The Big C

this former Showtime show http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Big_C_(TV_series)

I don't think I was born with feelings tbh

Ricky bby.

I'm here if you need a shoulder to cry on.

I only cry when animals die. In real life.

I cried today. Found out one of my bosses lost one of his premature-born babies on Friday. I had no idea that they had been going through his for sometime. As a father of three, it hit me right in the feels.