Fake Tears, Fake Emotions?

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Re: Fake Tears, Fake Emotions?

Post by Animavore » Mon Jan 28, 2013 9:56 pm

Coito ergo sum wrote: During the movie, yes. But, afterwards, you may get your winky waxed. That's the trade-off. :biggrin:
Yeah, that's the bit I've always had problems with with women. Jumping through hoops for them just to get your hole. Once the relationship moves to that phase I tend to move on.
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Re: Fake Tears, Fake Emotions?

Post by hadespussercats » Mon Jan 28, 2013 9:57 pm

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You never get a little choked up watching a movie?
I cry in movies.

Another lesson for the young guys: don't be a crier around women. But, if played right, you can get some serious mileage out of going to a movie and at a touching moment, let some tears roll out, if you can manage it (sincerely or otherwise) -- just enough to let her notice you do it, and then make weak denials if she brings it up. Chicks dig that. They want you to be hard on the outside, but have a gooey center.... lol (Hades is going to beat me up soon for my rampant generalizing... I love you too, Hades! :smooch: )
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Re: Fake Tears, Fake Emotions?

Post by Coito ergo sum » Mon Jan 28, 2013 10:01 pm

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Coito ergo sum wrote:
Făkünamę wrote:
You never get a little choked up watching a movie?
I cry in movies.

Another lesson for the young guys: don't be a crier around women. But, if played right, you can get some serious mileage out of going to a movie and at a touching moment, let some tears roll out, if you can manage it (sincerely or otherwise) -- just enough to let her notice you do it, and then make weak denials if she brings it up. Chicks dig that. They want you to be hard on the outside, but have a gooey center.... lol (Hades is going to beat me up soon for my rampant generalizing... I love you too, Hades! :smooch: )
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Re: Fake Tears, Fake Emotions?

Post by hadespussercats » Mon Jan 28, 2013 10:06 pm

Coito ergo sum wrote:
hadespussercats wrote:I cry easily. Genuine crying, I mean. And I've gotta say, my experience is that the minute I start crying, I've lost the argument. No one believes you can talk sense when water's leaking out your eyes.

I've been working on it, a loooong. time. I'm better about being able to "man up" than I once was. It's never been something I've turned on to get something I want. Besides which, generally, I don't think that works. People find tears really off-putting, for the most part.

LOL -- that's funny, because most guys are like, the minute a woman's water works start going then WE'VE lost the argument. What can you do? At that point, the argument is over.
Maybe in a romantic relationship. But try getting any respect if you cry at work. :nono:

I'm not saying tears deserve respect. No crying in baseball and all. But they sure don't win.
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Re: Fake Tears, Fake Emotions?

Post by Animavore » Mon Jan 28, 2013 10:08 pm

I usually think someone has lost when they start crying. Not that I've ever made anyone cry through argument (that I know of).
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Re: Fake Tears, Fake Emotions?

Post by Coito ergo sum » Mon Jan 28, 2013 10:09 pm

hadespussercats wrote:
Coito ergo sum wrote:
hadespussercats wrote:I cry easily. Genuine crying, I mean. And I've gotta say, my experience is that the minute I start crying, I've lost the argument. No one believes you can talk sense when water's leaking out your eyes.

I've been working on it, a loooong. time. I'm better about being able to "man up" than I once was. It's never been something I've turned on to get something I want. Besides which, generally, I don't think that works. People find tears really off-putting, for the most part.

LOL -- that's funny, because most guys are like, the minute a woman's water works start going then WE'VE lost the argument. What can you do? At that point, the argument is over.
Maybe in a romantic relationship. But try getting any respect if you cry at work. :nono:
Agreed, that's a bit different. But, WAY easier for girls to get past that than guys.
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I'm not saying tears deserve respect. No crying in baseball and all. But they sure don't win.
I don't think they get respect at work. But, for a woman they can get sympathy. Not for a guy.

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Re: Fake Tears, Fake Emotions?

Post by hadespussercats » Mon Jan 28, 2013 10:14 pm

Coito ergo sum wrote:
hadespussercats wrote:
Coito ergo sum wrote:
hadespussercats wrote:I cry easily. Genuine crying, I mean. And I've gotta say, my experience is that the minute I start crying, I've lost the argument. No one believes you can talk sense when water's leaking out your eyes.

I've been working on it, a loooong. time. I'm better about being able to "man up" than I once was. It's never been something I've turned on to get something I want. Besides which, generally, I don't think that works. People find tears really off-putting, for the most part.

LOL -- that's funny, because most guys are like, the minute a woman's water works start going then WE'VE lost the argument. What can you do? At that point, the argument is over.
Maybe in a romantic relationship. But try getting any respect if you cry at work. :nono:
Agreed, that's a bit different. But, WAY easier for girls to get past that than guys.
hadespussercats wrote:
I'm not saying tears deserve respect. No crying in baseball and all. But they sure don't win.
I don't think they get respect at work. But, for a woman they can get sympathy. Not for a guy.
No, a woman who cries at work is seen as manipulative and incompetent.

Maybe it's worse for a guy who cries at work. But wasn't the OP about women using tears to get ahead?
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Re: Fake Tears, Fake Emotions?

Post by Animavore » Mon Jan 28, 2013 10:15 pm

I dunno. I forgot the OP ages ago :lol:

Which thread is this anyway?
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Re: Fake Tears, Fake Emotions?

Post by Thinking Aloud » Mon Jan 28, 2013 10:16 pm

Animavore wrote:I dunno. I forgot the OP ages ago :lol:

Which thread is this anyway?
I think it's about guns.

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Re: Fake Tears, Fake Emotions?

Post by hadespussercats » Mon Jan 28, 2013 10:20 pm

Animavore wrote:I dunno. I forgot the OP ages ago :lol:

Which thread is this anyway?
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Re: Fake Tears, Fake Emotions?

Post by Coito ergo sum » Mon Jan 28, 2013 10:21 pm

hadespussercats wrote:
Coito ergo sum wrote:
hadespussercats wrote:
Coito ergo sum wrote:
hadespussercats wrote:I cry easily. Genuine crying, I mean. And I've gotta say, my experience is that the minute I start crying, I've lost the argument. No one believes you can talk sense when water's leaking out your eyes.

I've been working on it, a loooong. time. I'm better about being able to "man up" than I once was. It's never been something I've turned on to get something I want. Besides which, generally, I don't think that works. People find tears really off-putting, for the most part.

LOL -- that's funny, because most guys are like, the minute a woman's water works start going then WE'VE lost the argument. What can you do? At that point, the argument is over.
Maybe in a romantic relationship. But try getting any respect if you cry at work. :nono:
Agreed, that's a bit different. But, WAY easier for girls to get past that than guys.
hadespussercats wrote:
I'm not saying tears deserve respect. No crying in baseball and all. But they sure don't win.
I don't think they get respect at work. But, for a woman they can get sympathy. Not for a guy.
No, a woman who cries at work is seen as manipulative and incompetent.

Maybe it's worse for a guy who cries at work. But wasn't the OP about women using tears to get ahead?
I thought it was about the sociopathological differences in this respect between men and women, and how men would play the long game and women would be more gold diggers, using tears to get what they want (gold digger being more of a relationship term than a term applicable at work -- a gold digger finds a rich man to support her or looks for guys with money).

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Re: Fake Tears, Fake Emotions?

Post by hadespussercats » Mon Jan 28, 2013 10:24 pm

Coito ergo sum wrote:
hadespussercats wrote:
Coito ergo sum wrote:
hadespussercats wrote:
Coito ergo sum wrote:

LOL -- that's funny, because most guys are like, the minute a woman's water works start going then WE'VE lost the argument. What can you do? At that point, the argument is over.
Maybe in a romantic relationship. But try getting any respect if you cry at work. :nono:
Agreed, that's a bit different. But, WAY easier for girls to get past that than guys.
hadespussercats wrote:
I'm not saying tears deserve respect. No crying in baseball and all. But they sure don't win.
I don't think they get respect at work. But, for a woman they can get sympathy. Not for a guy.
No, a woman who cries at work is seen as manipulative and incompetent.

Maybe it's worse for a guy who cries at work. But wasn't the OP about women using tears to get ahead?
I thought it was about the sociopathological differences in this respect between men and women, and how men would play the long game and women would be more gold diggers, using tears to get what they want (gold digger being more of a relationship term than a term applicable at work -- a gold digger finds a rich man to support her or looks for guys with money).
Oh. How dull.

Well, I feel like we all established early on that men and women both excel at manipulation.
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Re: Fake Tears, Fake Emotions?

Post by Coito ergo sum » Mon Jan 28, 2013 10:26 pm

hadespussercats wrote:
Oh. How dull.

Well, I feel like we all established early on that men and women both excel at manipulation.
Yup. But, women fake cry more. :dance: :smoke:

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Re: Fake Tears, Fake Emotions?

Post by Animavore » Mon Jan 28, 2013 10:28 pm

I fake care sometimes.
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Re: Fake Tears, Fake Emotions?

Post by Thinking Aloud » Mon Jan 28, 2013 10:28 pm

Coito ergo sum wrote:
hadespussercats wrote:
Oh. How dull.

Well, I feel like we all established early on that men and women both excel at manipulation.
Yup. But, women fake cry more. :dance: :smoke:
I've never seen a woman fake cry. I've seen a fake woman cry though.

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