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If you look at the movies, there are more roles for men to be emotional. Women love to see it, but do men want to cry?

More and more men are showing emotion, you see it on awards shows, in sports, and in everyday life. Men cry about their wives, children, career, and life. It wasn't acceptable at one time. Most men's men like John Wayne wouldn't cave to showing any emotion but a strong straight face.

Most of the time the Bride, or the Bride's Mom (in some cases the Bride's Dad) cry at a wedding. The emotion overcomes them and they lose it. The Groom is most known for passing out, laughing or just standing there until he can put some beer in his puss.

This year's Oscars, and ones past have featured some moving roles with men showing emotion. Some of the Oscar voters have said it was that emotion that put them over the hump and got them the nod. What do you think of men that cry

It seems every few years new theories come out about the best way to raise children, some of which go against what was previously believed to be a best practice.  I've never been a fan of letting kids "cry it out" at night, but that is because I don't have the strength to let my kids cry for me for very long before I want to comfort them.  Now it looks as though some experts thinks it's