Thread: Men Crying
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Old Jun 22, 2013, 08:35 PM
Anonymous32433
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Originally Posted by Lovebird View Post
I see your point. Often people don't support us when we're down. But I don't think the "laugh and the world laughs with you" line should be used by a parent, alongside "I'll give you something to cry about," to discourage a child from showing emotions. That's the bigger point I was trying to make.

I do understand that children (of both sexes) need to be taught not to pitch a fit just because they didn't get their own way about something. But I managed to teach my daughters not to throw tantrums in the store because they want candy, without cutting off all of their emotions in the process. They assure me I've never given them the message that crying is not OK. And I wasn't even all that great a parent.
cuhs when a parent yells at her kids simply because they're crying then they will think that the people is heartless. That's what I used to think. Why not be patient and let her have it all out? If you can't handle it, then don't be a parent. Being a parent is not easy and even if I haven't been a parent yet, I know how hard it can be because i've seen it so many times when i'm on the streets, whenever i'm around people.