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Is your man a "manly" man?
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JodiBabe
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Re: Is your man a "manly" man?
Posted by Chatham-Chick
I've never seen my DH cry, period.
Same here...even at a funeral
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Posted 11/4/07 2:02 PM  |
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BunnyWife
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Re: Is your man a "manly" man?
Nope. He is manly but not in the sports watching, beer drinking, un emotional kind of way
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| Posted 11/4/07 2:11 PM |
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beaviss80
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Re: Is your man a "manly" man?
i only saw him cry at our wedding and when we saw the babies heartbeat for the first time he teared up
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| Posted 11/4/07 2:30 PM |
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Re: Is your man a "manly" man?
Posted by imthekevinofcindyandkevin
Posted by lipglossjunky73
He comes across as manly, but he's a total chick... his favorite movie is Sleepless in Seattle 
So does that make you a lesbian?
well - he does have longer hair than me - and uses all my products... so he smells pretty darn good.... if it weren't for that darn penis, I'd definitiely wonder about myself!
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| Posted 11/4/07 2:34 PM |
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CkGm
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Re: Is your man a "manly" man?
My DH cries/tears up all the time. He is much more of a sensitive person than I am. I don't think this makes him less, manly, perhaps more so since he isn't afraid of his emotions.
BUT all he watches is sports, has selective hearing, doesn't notice when the shower has MOLD growing in it- so in all over respects, he is definately all man. 
Message edited 11/4/2007 4:07:16 PM.
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| Posted 11/4/07 4:05 PM |
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WoodIAm
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JoAnne
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Re: Is your man a "manly" man?
We were on the plane our way home from our HM and I was asleep. When I woke up I noticed he was very teary. He was watching The Notebook!
I've only seen him do it a few times since then.
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| Posted 11/4/07 4:18 PM |
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DRMom
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Re: Is your man a "manly" man?
Posted by stephanief
I have seen DH cry a few times (when his friend died, when our dd was born, when he was saying his vows)
He is emotional and I would not have it any other way...he is very "tough" on the exterior but he is truly a mush 
Same with mine He got teary on our wedding day, has full on cried a few times in front of me.
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| Posted 11/4/07 9:25 PM |
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