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Oct 17, 2017 4:14 AM
ComradeMik
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FieryFarts
Some people are more emotional, and that’s ok.
Favri
I always cry at the end of Liar Liar. He wishes for his parents to get back together and then they get back together!!
AnokaJoe
hornsofthebull
I'm the manliest man. *cries in joy at being so manly*
vomitpinata69
Speak for yourself. I appreciate him exactly as much as he deserves. No more, no less.
CommanderWilliamTRiker
"I stand for my principals and I work hard" - that's being a man, man.
mobileimgurlags
Except chopping down a tree raises your testosterone levels. So there's that
myweaknessisstrong
The manliest act anyone committed is doing what they wanted to and not giving a damn about others opinions. That's true manliness.
marsgoose
- Adolf Hitler
TychoTychoAlba
People think a) he's just like Ron Swanson and b) Ron Swanson is a perfect example to emulate.
YoSoyMilk
runswithchickens
I can hear him giggling
ICommentWithRonSwansonGifs
jonestown
I had no idea I was so manly.
kutison
But you are, Susan. All your friends say so.
UNDEADLY
i have a 2 year old and i cry with regularity as well. me man
3vil3ric
Gatadata
but that is for people more emotionally stable than i am
RamshackleAstronaut
Maybe you don't appreciate him enough... I have a bust of him on my desk
WalkItOutLikeTheFlash
MikeSmith1370
I always upvote The Duke.
Willowknowsall
He's the manliest of them all, like you would want him to be proud of you
Gianttesticlemonster
Bishopcorva
Who else heard his voice while reading that?
Sauky
I read the whole thing in his voice while thinking Ron Swanson.
InkyBinky
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Tutor
True manly man doesn't give a fuck what others define as "manly". You let it affect your actions against your will and you're a little bitch
irritabletom
*principles
perey
No, he meant that as a student he always stood up when the principal came into the room.
Poorgodzilla
It's crazy to me how many people get that wrong.
nb970
I now have a new man crush. Nick Offerman is an amazing human being.
JarJarBinksWasASithLord
Yeah but what if the main emotion you have, is rage?
ManHasNoUsername
enkidomark
Dammit, man!
zackofspades
I’ve hit some bad times, family took me to Disney...I felt ashamed that I started sobbing after a lot of old rides but I needed it.
enkidomark
Keep your head up (out of the bottle, for preference), plow through, and make sure to notice and appreciate when times get better.
zackofspades
Thanks, e-stranger. One day at a time, eh?
TheUnflushableCondom
What if you cry because of the perfect for you had for punching out the bad guy perfectly
TheUnflushableCondom
Form*
feastmode
he inspires me to reaffirm this definition of "manly," and remind others that the stereotypes are harmful to men's mental health
marsgoose
Claiming that men are bottling up their emotions and striving to juvenile machismo is also a stereotype.
ComradeMik
I couldn't agree more.
SquidJesus
I'm a squid, best I get is tentacle porn. Nobody asks me to hold 10 things anymore. I can hold 7 things and move.
KingBeardy
Yeah, it's only worked for us for humanities entire existence...
magneticgumby
Ex-gf once said to me, "You cry too much. You're a guy, stop it." That was the biggest fight we had. Definitely a reason she's my ex.
SeriouslyWhatKindOfNameIsTopanga
I believe it's the main reason why men commit suicide at a higher rate. They're told they can't have emotions...
bondagewithjesus
Everyones mental health think of all the shitty things men do to women as well because they think it's manly fuck gender roles
marsgoose
As dude I can tell you that that comment was either poorly written or you are being a dick.
bondagewithjesus
How am I being a dick? I'm trying to consider everyones feelings?
marsgoose
It's a concept that tries redefining manliness as a negative male stereotype. It conveniently came out in the same time a sizable male
marsgoose
population decided to rediscover traditional manliness and adapt it to their lives, which is something that was rejected by many in previous
CirB
There's a reason why we refer to "poisonous machismo"
MFDork
There's also "toxic masculinity", which begs he question: which is the generic store brand?
TheDoctorCrankenstein
Think if them as Coke and Pepsi. Both name brands. Just different.
ByDownvotingMeYoureAgreeingThatYoureWrong
Saw his stand up a couple years ago and he talked about crying when Bing Bong died in inside out
rnalexander
Forever too soon :(
malakim
I regularly cry at emotional scenes in anime and movies. Crying is ok if its for the right reasons.
dontyoudarereadthisusername
Omg why did you even bring that up.
pobody
Oh lordy, I had me a good ugly sobbing cry at the theater when he died. Richard Kind's voice was just perfect for the role.
SGTwash
Every time. Also the scene when she comes home from the bus station and cries with her parents. My kids ask me what's wrong.
Xadyu
Which soulles bastard wouldn't cry for BING BONG BING BONG?
DeadliestBigfoot
Yeah, I fucking wept at that part, because Bing Bong loved Riley so much he sacrificed himself for her happiness
officialgifpolice
Who's your friend who likes to play?
zackofspades
I’m nearly 30. It messes me up because it’s too true, if we don’t let our imagined ideals of childhood die we can’t carry on.
Cheesecakecrush
WHY'D YOU HAVE TO BRING THAT UP
nigglemaster
I have an idea!
dunfiriel
I totally forgot about Bing Bong.
MFDork
He never forgot about you
sunnydayingermany
I see what you did there
DentMachine
what the fuck is a bing bong?
butdontcallmeshirley
An inferior search engine used to smoke marijuana
ShaggyRodgers
You have to be an emotional vacuum to not cry when Bing bong dies
KingBeardy
Yeah, but we don't openly discuss it.
ClitKicker87
I cry in shifts. I didn't cry for that, but I cried six times in five days at a summer event.
DEP061
yeah that sounds about right tbh
theloneponderer
So I learned something about myself today.
AheagoAmigo
Who's your friend who likes to play?
PleasantPeasantPheasant
I went to see it in the theater the volcano short/ IZ tribute had a much larger impact on me than Bing Bong's death.
rainbowcoloredpoop
I did not cry when Bing Bong died, but I did cry at the emotional outburst of the kid when she came home after walking away. Bawled, even.
MiniHakkero
as someone that moved a lot as a kid that scene hit me in the feels that I really didn't want to remember
BloodAndDonuts
From Bing Bong's last scene on to this part, I have been a disgusting emotional mess every time I watch the movie. Have only seen it twice.
yugatha
rainbowcoloredpoop
Thanks for that. I'm gonna go sit in the corner and feel sad now.
Tatelina
Me too! I'm a grown woman.
rainbowcoloredpoop
Yeah I am too. That moment brought me back to 12/13 year old me. Just so many emotions that you can't handle yet. Feels bad man.
officialgifpolice
I felt guilt for forgetting my imaginary friends. What an irrational feeling. I'm also a grown woman.