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Never. It's been a very long time and I don't think I'm capable of doing it anymore unless I force it or something. Even when I feel very sad, I don't cry.

All the time. I'm easily moved by emotional moments in my fiction.

>>9657639

This is better OP!

Fairly often.

Sometimes I cry when someone here on /jp/ says something mean to me. I'm not even joking.

I'm a real man, not a fucking sissy faggot. Real men don't cry.

>>9657661
Enjoy your media brainwashing

I never cry in front of anyone else, only when I know I'm alone and no one can hear me. Crying at the end of a long day, laying in my bed, usually helps me get out a lot of my stress. There's something about crying that makes things feel so much better afterward.

>>9657662
And that's the last time I ever say something mean to someone on /jp/.

>>9657662
Me too. It's not like they really did it per se, more that they set me off. I guess I'm easy to set off, because I cry a lot, sometimes for things that are pretty insignificant.

>>9657664
Women are empirically more emotional than men, you fucking sissyboy. Limp-wristed faggots like you are why our society is decaying.

I cry all the time.

For example yesterday I remembered a scene from episode 1 of Ano Hana, where the MC runs out of his house to chase after the girl and started crying.

Then someone called me names in a different board so I went to bed, but I couldn't sleep because I was feeling too offended

I shed a single tear when Zyzz died.

I dunno how to cry, man. It just doesn't happen. Sometimes my eyes will feel warm and get a bit moist, but that's it.

>>9657679
Citation needed!

>>9657679
There is such a thing as being a man, having your priorities straight, being responsible, forthright, and having emotion. It's called being a human being, one capable of complex thoughts and emotions.

>>9657687
http://www.livescience.com/4085-emotional-wiring-men-women.html

Now go lift some weights and stop behaving like a little bitch.

>>9657691
Read >>9657689

Lifting weights and acting like the stereotypical "tough guy" have nothing to do with being a man. Being responsible and having integrity makes you a man, but that doesn't mean it's inferior for men to cry, or at least want to cry every now and then. It's natural, and for you to think otherwise makes you an ignorant fool. I hope you'll see the error in your thinking sometime soon.

I only cried once in my life.

;_;

>>9657700
10/10 reddit satire

>>9657679
a 7 year old probably wouldnt even know what the word for vagina is. how could he possibly be gay at that age?

>>9657679
I wish I was brought up with that kind of hope and confidence.

>>9657707
Liberal brainwashing. It's disgusting.

There was a few times I cried when I was younger. I don't think I can anymore. Not because I'm though I just dried up emotionally.

>>9657714
So cool and edgy. Maybe also grimdark?

>>9657732
I'd say the guy claiming men shouldn't cry is trying much harder to seem cool and edgy than he is.

>>9657691
That's an opinion piece by livescience.com.

Are you seriously trying to pass that off as a valid citation? tsk.

>>9657691
that's a gay porn actor, btw.