Who says men don't cry?

Here are some pictures of Grooms seeing their Brides for the first time during their wedding:

http://i.imgur.com/TSDMd8Q.jpg

http://i.imgur.com/ZPcyDLv.jpg

Bunch of pansies.

They're each saying one of two things:
What have I done?
or
Can't wait to hit that ASAP.

Well said that man.

RedToo.

I wonder what their future wives thought when they realized what they were getting into....tears and all.




'This guy is gonna take care of me??'....lol.

Crying by seeing your wife? Really? I mean, crying at the loss of a family member, understandable. Crying at your wedding (and you're a man). OG said it best.

They're crying coz they know they're doomed!! DOOOOOOooooMMMMED!!!



Also, they're now infected with the disease "one-gina"!!

Like they haven't hit it already many times before! Lol!

Well, maybe they actually love and get along with their wives unlike some of the ice cubes posting here about how wives are scary.

This is what it sounds like when the men cry.

I don't get it.

I was so sad at my friends fathers funeral that I literally could not compose myself, I had to leave but, I have never been so happy that it made me cry.

Metrosexuals?

Manly tears http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YZPC0j-f2tU

here is another good one http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dd7FixvoKBw

also type in Coach Hines.

Different people react to emotions in different ways. This is largely due to the fact that not all humans are exactly the same.

I know, this is earth-shattering news.

I hear ya.

My 19 year-old nephew - my closest brother's son - suffered a cardiac arrest a few weeks ago, and was in an induced comma, and his body was being chilled to keep down any physical stress. He was in ICU and had more freaking tubes and IVs in him than I have ever seen. They didn't know if he would live or not, or if he would suffer brain damage if he did wake up. I thought when I saw him I would be John wayne at the Alamo. Riiiiight. After about ten-minutes sitting next to him, looking at him, touching his hair, I lost it completely.

And just so you know, he's fine now. He was out of the comma two or three days later and now he's home with an iProd (mini-defibrilator) under his skin.

Already hinted at it in the good news thread, but when my wife turned out to be pregnant (we've been trying for well over five years; got married a year and a half ago and I thank you not to do that math ) and we had the first echo... suddenly the operator turned on the sound. The heartbeat of this little creature was the most beautiful sound I've ever heard.
I didn't cry but was very close to it.

Not sure about men but
Boys don´t cry

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mEqPfZyBYgs

I love my kids. I would take a bullet for any of them, no doubt. Maybe because the last two were unplanned but, I ... feel really weird admitting this but... the news of their arrival was not as joyous as I was led to believe it would be by the greeting card industry. I ... again hate to admit this... but, honestly, nothing has brought me more pure, unadulterated joy than buying sports cars... I am at a loss to explain it but, I swear it is true.

The biggest highs in my life so far have been new relationships, getting a new job and buying a new sports car.

Getting married
Buying a house
Finding out I will be a parent... did not live up to the hype.

I love being a husband, parent and homeowner but, those moments when they initially happen... the advertising agencies are lying to you... they are not as magical as they are sold to be. At least in my experience.

Ray Lewis cried like a little girl last Sunday night.

PM, the artist formerly known as Prince?

LOL! I'm glad someone got my reference.

It's funny to look at all the big, strong men with their egos seemingly intact in this thread.

I'll be the first to admit that I have cried on other occasions but never during my wedding day.

I didn't cry but my eyes watered when my ex-wife walked out in her gown, she was beautiful and still is.
I cried at both my children's births, like a baby!

And I even stand up when I pee, enough with the machoism....

When a woman reads a love letter vs. a man.