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Re: Is your man a "manly" man?
Posted by GossipQueen
Posted by lipglossjunky73
He comes across as manly, but he's a total chick... his favorite movie is Sleepless in Seattle 
Are we married to the same man? 
I hope not... i'd break my ankle in those stripper shoes!!!
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Re: Is your man a "manly" man?
Posted by Chatham-Chick
I've never seen my DH cry, period.
me too, one time he ALMOST did but then "manned up" and stopped it.
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| Posted 11/2/07 3:53 PM |
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babymakes3
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Re: Is your man a "manly" man?
DH had one tear for each, our wedding and the birth of our DD.
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| Posted 11/2/07 3:57 PM |
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GenLCSW
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Re: Is your man a "manly" man?
yep...DH cries
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| Posted 11/2/07 4:07 PM |
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MissJones
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Re: Is your man a "manly" man?
He's cried during The Notebook and What Dreams may come.
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| Posted 11/2/07 4:08 PM |
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Re: Is your man a "manly" man?
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Message edited 11/2/2007 4:19:29 PM.
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Re: Is your man a "manly" man?
Never at a movie.
I have seen him tear up 3 times:
At his Grandmother's funeral
At our wedding
and a few years ago, when we were argueing over me quitting smoking and he told me his didn't want me to die young from smoking - that really hit me and I quit.
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| Posted 11/2/07 4:25 PM |
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Re: Is your man a "manly" man?
Message edited 11/14/2011 9:30:42 PM.
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| Posted 11/2/07 4:27 PM |
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rojerono
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Re: Is your man a "manly" man?
My DH is NOT a manly man... but he RARELY cries. I have seen my husband cry exactly 8 times in the time we have been together:
1. When we were dating and I broke up with him.
2. At my father's funeral
3. When our oldest son was born.
4. When my sister died.
5. When our second son was born.
6. When my mother was diagnosed with Cancer
7. When my mother died.
8. The day of our wedding.
And by cry, I mean his eyes filled with tears. There were no sobs or waterworks or anything. It's actually a little weird how unemotional he seems sometimes.
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| Posted 11/2/07 4:49 PM |
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Kara
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Re: Is your man a "manly" man?
The closest I've seen my DH to crying was on our wedding day. No tears actually left his eyes, but he was all teary eyed during the ceremony. His lip was quivering.
And also... BTW, I don't equate crying and manliness in any way...
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| Posted 11/2/07 4:54 PM |
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leighdvm
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Re: Is your man a "manly" man?
I've only seen him cry once -- after watching the Notebook.....
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| Posted 11/2/07 5:18 PM |
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monkeybride
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Re: Is your man a "manly" man?
No never! I have never seen my DH cry. Not at our wedding, not at the birth of our daughter, Never.
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| Posted 11/2/07 5:20 PM |
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Re: Is your man a "manly" man?
MY DH cried at our wedding, when his friend passed awway, and at the birth of our daughter.
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| Posted 11/2/07 5:22 PM |
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Re: Is your man a "manly" man?
when his mom died and when i got really sick after i gave birth. THATS IT!
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| Posted 11/2/07 5:25 PM |
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JenniferEver
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Re: Is your man a "manly" man?
MY FH cries at the end of like, every movie. It's annoying sometimes.
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Re: Is your man a "manly" man?
Posted by Chatham-Chick
I've never seen my DH cry, period.
Me either.
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| Posted 11/2/07 5:28 PM |
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Eireann
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Re: Is your man a "manly" man?
I've only see DH cry one time, when we got a pretty severe "diagnosis" while pregnant with DD#1. (She is fine  )
I would venture to say that I would NEVER see DH crying at any movie.
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| Posted 11/2/07 5:31 PM |
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Anniegrl
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Re: Is your man a "manly" man?
I've never seen him cry. Not even close.
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| Posted 11/2/07 5:32 PM |
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MrsRivera
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Re: Is your man a "manly" man?
My DH isn't a manly man at ALL (as a matter of fact, when I first met him, I was almost positive he was gay!) However, in the 9 1/2 years I've been with him, I've NEVER seen him cry. He said he was close at the wedding. I bet he'll finally lose it when we have our first baby.
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| Posted 11/2/07 5:33 PM |
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Katie111806
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Re: Is your man a "manly" man?
My man is a big sap. It's really cute actually to see a big burly football player guy cry. I am also very emotional and expressive and can't - in retrospect- see how I could have been with anyone else other than someone like DH.
He bawled at our wedding when I was walking down the aisle. Not watery eyes or a single tear...major waterworks, big ugly cry. He had the whole place going. I was holding it together pretty well until I caught a glimpse of him. It was the best moment of my life. 
I love my mush.
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| Posted 11/2/07 5:43 PM |
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Re: Is your man a "manly" man?
My husband isn't butch but I've only seen him cry twice:
1. When he thought I was hurt
2. When his Grandmother died.
I'm the blubbering mess during all the movies, not him. He considers it his job to be strong and console me instead. 
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| Posted 11/2/07 5:51 PM |
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Re: Is your man a "manly" man?
I don't really think of 'manly' depending upon whether or not he cries occassionally.... if that were the case, then yeah, DH is manly....
but he's not into fixing stuff, and doesn't know how... I've taught him all he knows about home/car maintenace/gardening.....
so I guess I'm the manly man of the house  
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| Posted 11/2/07 5:55 PM |
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Re: Is your man a "manly" man?
Posted by TreAnt427
I have only seen him cry 2 times since I have known him and both times he didn't cry for longer than a minute.
I am SOO curious to what in the world he would cry for...
Besides the time we pulled the plug when he was taping a NASCAR race  
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| Posted 11/2/07 5:57 PM |
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CouponKT
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Re: Is your man a "manly" man?
DH rarely cries, although he can be an emotional person...
He cried when I broke up with him once
He cried when DD was born
and, yes, he cried at the movie "8 Below" because he LOVES dogs
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| Posted 11/2/07 6:00 PM |
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JessInCA
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Re: Is your man a "manly" man?
Marines don't cry
He takes the whole "manly man" thing pretty seriously.
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