shiiit.. .I will take his job in a heartbeat. Get to meet famous people from all over the world smoke and drink with Joe everyday and get paid VERY VERY well for it? i'm sure Jamie is a millionaire from working and editing this podcast
fr, even when i get emotional in front of others i can never bring myself to cry even if i actually want to just to let go, yet when i’m alone it’s so much easier
@@abdu_jilani Is there a definition of a real man? One who goes out of his way to not do things society thinks are not ''manly'' (or to do those that society thinks are) is certainly not one...
@Ananta Dev Datta yeah , cause emotional outlet has to be appropriated by your tolerance which is diff with diff people , somebody get this ass hat out
That’s really Stoic of you. Check out Marcus Aurelius’ book meditations if you haven’t already it would really help provide some more depth to a world view you already have.
When it comes to men and crying we understand a fundamental truth: We recieve harsher judgment if we do. Women like to say "The manliest thing a guy can do is cry..." but they tend to leave out "...but if you cry before I like you then I'll never respect you".
Scott Burns no, strong women want a even stronger man. Men are suppose to make women feel comfortable and secure. If your dude is always bawling his eyes out you aren’t gonna feel safe if something goes down .
All bow to him; General of the Fire Nation Army and Crown Prince of the Fire Nation (formerly) The Dragon of the West, Grand Lotus of the Order of the White Lotus, The Dearest and Greatest Uncle to grace the Four Nations and The Best Tea Maker in Ba Sing Se🙏 🔥 🤲
@gsxtr1 - I'm pretty sure rapping was within Li'l Sebastian's wheelhouse - but he was a mini-horse of incredible talent, and loved by the folks of Pawnee.
When a man cries, you know it must be something pretty damn personal and special because most men cry so rarely compared to women. It often takes something very profoundly moving or a deeply repressed feeling to push a man to cry.
gronkierw well, maybe you just have met the wrong women. It is quite heartless to make fun of someone who is crying, I would say there are many women who are not that way.
When a man cries, you know it must be something pretty damn personal and special because most men cry so rarely compared to women. It often takes something very profoundly moving or a deeply repressed feeling to push a man to cry.
@@BudderB0y2222 I got a pretty serious depression, after years and years of repression and lying to myself, thankfully I had the will (finally) and the finances to get therapy and psyquiatric help, hope that you can still find something positive/happy to keep you grounded in such hard times... Wish you strength and luck in your battle 🙏
It's like my dad used to tell me growing up, "Son, there's no shame in crying, but there's a time and a place for it, and it's after the job is done". If there's nothing left that needs to be done then go be alone and mourn, but if something important needs to be done then you make it happen first because there are people depending on you to succeed.
I'm a mother of five and a nurse. What you just described is my daily life. I didn't know it was a man thing. Thanks for passing on your Dad's wisdom. Well said.
This is sooooo true. But I have to agree with Nikki. Beeing vulnerable from time to time in front of your partner is fine. Your partner is supposed to be your family+best friend+lover+anyone you loved before but failed to give it to them. What is not ok is flooding the floor in front of strangers. My woman has seen me cry and it's perfectly ok. Never tried to mock or take advantage of it.
I think I cry mostly in the shower and in the car. Music is normally involved as a catalyst. It’s not only for sad things either, but yeah it’s always when I’m alone.
@Eloise sargent It usually starts as a kid. My mother (may she rot in a ditch somewhere) made fun of me on every possible occasion. I was and still am really bad at math so she had so much fun when she made me do my math homework in front of her friends. When i started to cry she and her female friends had a very good time. Many men have good reason not to cry.
@Eloise sargent You're 16, and you're going to lecture men about their experiences & basically blame them for women being hypocrites? Okay. I know perfectly well that "not all" women are like that. I know plenty of women who aren't (mostly of the older generation though). But MOST women today (especially the younger generations) are without question like that. Who the hell are you to deny men's experiences? It's also highly absurd to compare this with the idea that "not all men are assholes", b/c men inherently aren't like that. But women inherently seek masculine virtues, stoicism being one of them & that's honestly fine. But women today, with the growing male-bashing movement, just don't want anything to do with male suffering. Period.
@Eloise sargent Firstly just wanted to say you sound like a genuine and reasonable person, but god damn these guys who responded to you couldn't form a coherent counter argument whatsoever, so at least shout out to you for that. My view on this whole thing though is that females like emotional guys, but that they're not attracted to them. I'm sure there are exceptions but I feel like it's the case with a significant amount. I think they definitely like it as a personality trait, but in a boy friend opposed to a boyfriend. It's like I prefer to kick it with a tomboy, but I wouldn't necessarily date her (I lowkey probably would if she was attractive lmao, but let's just say I wouldn't for the sake of the argument). I think the same goes with how many females seemingly enjoys the company of flamboyant gay men. I think this is the distinction many either fail to realize or point out.
I lost my bulldog to kidney disease. Had to put her down a few days ago after thousands of dollars to try and save her. I would’ve emptied my entire savings if it could’ve saved her. Never cried so hard in my life, she was the sweetest most fun dog. My eyes hurt from crying so much, to the point where I feel like I’m out of tears.
I totally understand. My wife got a pitbull mix puppy from the shelter in 2015. I’ll admit I wasn’t happy about it, however it didn’t take long for me to fall absolutely in love with him. I got deathly sick four years prior and had struggled to even want to exist. That dog saved my life with his love and loyalty. He’s seriously the best dog I’ve ever had. He’s 8 years old now and showing signs of aging and if I stop and think about it even for just a minute, it brings me to tears. As Joe said, life is a mix of emotions and we need to feel them. Thanks for sharing about your buddy.
In 2020 my dog was diagnosed with bone Cancer and about a week after she had to euthanized because it got too bad. She was only 7 and I felt the same. I cried for days after and I had an icey, empty feeling in my entire chest and torso. Literally a broken feeling. I understand your pain man. But I will say, that taught me that I need to control my emotions and be very careful of crying. I had a beautiful female I was talking to and I opened up to her and told her I've been crying lol and not long after that she started ignoring me and we stopped talking after years of talking. But I think as men, we need to learn how to deal with our minds and emotions because as men we need to represent strength and emotional stability because in life anything can happen. Don't listen to people and especially women when they say it's ok to be cry and be weak because deep down we have to be strong because in most cases they aren't
I had a similar situation happen with a cat that had cancer that was with me while I lost my mom. I would have done anything to save her. I cried like a baby as they euthanized her.
Lmao this is major B.S. if you cry like a child who needs his mommy then yeah probs they won't like it. But if you own it and dont blame others and honor that you feel sad then thats a whole nother story women love that shit.
@Johan Sahlin . If a woman likes a man that cries, she also cries. My personal experience is that most women weaponize feelings when you have too many.
@@raymondguzman5083 Im 100% sure that men who are MEN cry more than pussies,because they re compassionate in general and have more emotions inside of them. Crying doesnt make u weak at all,it shows u re a human with emotions and u re not a robot. Im talking about crying when u re angry or when someone dies or smth like that,thats not a bad thing. If u cry like a child then its a different story,its stupid and i dont think much men do that. From my experience,guys who cried alot and got angry when they were about to fight,they were the most masculine after all. People act like crying and emotions is the opposite of masculine,which in reality it is not. its actually the opposite of feminine,since women are cold and dont give a shit,they re not compassionate at all despite their act that they are.
@@horemopik2152 What do you mean by crying like a child ??? No matter what, we may or may not appear like a child. And thats okay. Its not stupid. People cry differently. Some let it all out with no holds barred. Some let their tears out with control. Nothing bad in both. Ofcourse people will
She hit it right on the head at the end. “Vulnerable”. Machismo men don’t want to be seen as vulnerable. When it’s time for me to cry I go to the garage alone and hide in my car and do it like a MAN!!
Qahtani, the way it should be! Men do stuff for fucked up reasons and women do stuff for justifiable reasons. Welcome To Earth, where men let their biological imperative rule their entire lives. LOL.
so anyway, the y chromosome is decaying over time because it's actually just a virus. men choose to follow their crappy chromosome's whims instead of acting more like the x chromosome. it's really a shame, but luckily, we don't need them. :)
Cry in private as a man, public crying or crying around those who are not your immediate loved ones is typically a bad move. Don't cry when you're getting to know a lady or stranger. Of course men should be willing to cry more, but in a proper manner, because yes, you will be judged for it if done in public there is no getting around that.
My gf once found me crying when things weren’t great between us and we had just fought over something. she broke up with me the next morning saying “I can’t respect a man who cries and definitely can’t be with a man I can’t respect.” Said she over a video call.
Thanks for the support guys! I'm in a much better place now... It took me a while to realise how toxic it all was for me and life is too short to waste it like that... May God bless everyone 🙂
@José Menendéz not really help but experiencing drugs you're going through all the array of emotions so you become sorta easier with them. Google ego-death in Wiki, that's not quite what I'm talking about but it'll get you some understanding
@José Menendéz sir u can most certainly have an ego death. It's quite literally the metaphor of Christ hahahahahahahahahahahahahahha ....no but seriously. 😇
I cried when my brother died of cancer at age 24. It took a while to set in, though. About a year of me ignoring it. But when I did cry, I cried like a baby.
Yeah I lost my brother at 18 he was 20 i can't really think or talk about him without tearing up or feeling a knot in my throat. So I only think of the memories when I'm alone usually ,but it's good feeling to know someone truly cared and wanted the best for you he still gives me strength I need even though he's gone. I'm thankful.
Same exact thing happened to me with my mom who died of melanoma skin cancer, i was 10 and (I was sad don’t get me wrong) but it took about a year or so to fully embrace what happened and it hit like a train. Thanks for sharing
I cried in front of a girlfriend and she called me a p**y. Joe's also forgetting the time when he was starting out his comic career and he cried in front of girlfriend at the time in his car and she felt like he wasn't being a man. Truth is, most women aren't looking for your emotions but someone who can show support for theirs.
@@enioleonardo2750 judging by the comments, I certainly think so. I think another way to prove this is that traditionally, the man is the provider or the giver (and it's how we were wired all along) and because of that women want a man who they can trust and feel safe around. Crying in front of her might look like weakness
I dont like how men aren't supposed to talk about womens issues, but women are happy to talk about how "men should be more emotional" and how emotionally repressed some men are. In reality, most men I know cry about shit that matters, and probably on their own. These types of women need to realise that men arent as emotional as you and that in many cases is just as healthy
@Big Crunch our emotional needs a defs different however with the state of male mental health something is wrong is not healthy..... don't think thats cause we don't cry as much tho
@@etorres788 never said that. If i was forced by law to cry once a night and to attend courses to make me more emotional, I'd do more than make a meaningless comment on a joe rogan clip. I've just noticed a slightly annoying trend where some women want to "help" men be more emotional, because they can't understand why men arent as emotional as them. They mean the best, and I'm really not gonna lose sleep over it
I've always dealt with the loss of a loved one in weird ways. I never cry at the time it happens. It's always weeks or months later, when I'm alone and I just think about the person...then I'll have my cry.
Ahh David Coverdale, a man of profound words. Badass Quote, nice choice. "No one ever understands the heartache, no one feels the pain, no one see the tears when you're crying in the rain."
Women like/attracted to the idea of men showing their emotions(which is referred to just one emotion really, sadness), and the potential for tears. However, I think most men can comfortably say that women dont find that attractive when it plays out in reality. Some things sound better on paper, and men crying is that for women. Also, just because we dont show our girl doesnt mean we dont express it. Most guys learn this through experience and not being told lol “open up” and you can see their respect for you fade out of their eyes in real time.
You just hit the nail. I was looking to see if anyone would post a comment like this. I don’t like to make vast generalizations about women, but SOOO MANY of them always say they want us to express our emotions and cry. I’ve seen too many relationships end because the woman wasn’t attracted to the guy anymore after he cried in front of her. Women will always say “well, I’m not like that”. She’s not lying, she honestly believes she’s telling the truth, but neither of us will know in the relationship until I actually decide to cry in front of her. I cry about once every three years, and I always do it alone where I can be free from judgment
I cried at my sisters wedding. I cried when I achived something in the gym that I thought was impossible for me. And I cry when I see true greatness in other people. But I never cry when I'm sad. Sadness just leads me into depression,anxiety etc. Tears come only from joy and euphoria.
But have you ever genuinely express your emotions when you really sad? Because what you're describing it's more like "Oh my gosh I won ma, I did it!!!", or "Oh my gosh, I lost my wallet". Because for me, it's sounds so ungenuine and fake. Yes, we do have the best and worse moments, but that doesn't have any emotions feeling to make us cry.
@@blackskyboii when Im down I feel disappointed in myself but not in a way where I wanna cry. Usually when I was in a bad place it was because off my own doing. I feel bad,empty etc but never shed a tear in those moments.
Many men don't wish to burden those around them with their sadness. It gets in the way of their duties. So they cry alone and don't let those around them know it.
THIS GUY Enlighten me on how an elk could possibly be UNethically hunted? You mean like hitting it with an RPG to the face or running it over with an off-road truck? Please explain yourself lol. Also, elk steak is 100% the best meat I’ve ever eaten.
I think women want to "break through" with great effort to see men's emotions. They want to feel they have a unique connection because they saw the rare moment when their man cried. Cry very often and women will think you're weak.
Context is important. Let's be honest, regardless of gender no one likes someone who only indulges in self-pity and doesn't make an effort to improve their situation. Men like that who constantly cry are different to someone who has their shit together for the most part, but maybe they see a video of an old dog in it's final days and it makes them weepy. There's definitely different types of crying.
Either way. It shouldn’t be about what women want from men. (In my opinion) us men should be allowed to be vulnerable. I feel like it’s just healthier that way. I’m gonna write some fruity fucking poetry and I don’t give a damn if I die alone.
@@PaperMakersAdeludedbroad That’s what weak men say when they start crying over every little thing. ☝🏼 That’s what internet douchebags say when they don’t comprehend a quote. If he’s been strong for so long and cries, that obviously means he’s not been crying over every little thing. Moron.
@@AntwhaleNearfar But you've obviously not been "strong for so long" y'all are lying to yourselves acting like you've been strong to make yourselves feel better about crying over every little thing. You can't even handle reading another comment without getting yourself all worked up about it, Terry. Quit making excuses for your content water works and dry your eyes.
@@PaperMakersAdeludedbroad YOU COULD NOT BE MORE WRONG! MEN ARE HUMAN BEINGS, NOT ROBOTS. There is nothing masculine about emotional suppression. It is unhealthy and is causing men to have many serious problems. If a man's "machismo" can be washed away with just a few tears, then that man obviously suffers from a weak masculinity. This facade of machismo, that so many young men, like you, put on, is not "strength"; it is all a silly act, it is downright foolish, and it is unhealthy for men. Fair warning, Paper Maker, anyone can act tough, or macho, when things are going good; but there is going to come a time when trial and tribulation will come your way. And then you will get a good hard dose of reality. I say this because you sound like a young man, caught up in his own self-delusion of power; who has never been through any serious struggles, pain, grief, or trials in his life. What's more, trying to act macho, especially in order to please the girls, is not "strength" or "manliness"; it is just plain STUPID, and it is a BIG JOKE. If your female friends expect you to put on this macho facade in order to appear "manly", then THEY ARE THE ONES BEING TOXIC; and you need to dump them. These are not "true women", these are sexist, cold-blooded, hateful, cruel, evil women. They are daughters of Satan and their final place will be in the lake of fire for all eternity. Therefore, don't listen to them, and DON'T LET YOUR LIFE BE RULED BY THEM. One of the great ironies that I have found in life is that a person of true strength is secure enough within himself to be willing to show his vulnerabilities, because he doesn't care about what other people think of him. On the other hand, a person of inner weakness, constantly feels a need to hide his vulnerabilities, and suppress his emotions, in order to appear outwardly strong; because he is very dependent on what other people think of him. Hence, men who always appear outwardly hard as a rock, are weak and falling apart on the inside. Just so you know, I am not one of these "new age touchy-feely guys", but I know what is healthy and what is unhealthy. And the way you are going is unhealthy! I am aware of the rigid, toxic gender roles and gender stereotypes that men have adhered to in the past, BUT THESE THINGS HAVE DESTROYED MEN'S LIVES. In the Bible we read on numerous occasions where men have cried and wept bitterly. Even Jesus wept. Therefore, if God's only begotten Son wept and showed emotion, there's no reason any other man should be reluctant to do so, at least that's what I believe. Simply put, anyone who says "Big boys and grown men don't cry" obviously does not read the Bible, has never experienced heartbreak, and has never experienced extreme joy. With all these things in mind, we should thank God for Joe Rogan and Nikki telling it like it is. As for me, the next time I am at the point of tears, there is no place I would rather be than FACE DOWN ON NIKKI'S LAP.
@@harambe8372 based on my experiences, it's usually women who look down on men who cry or label them as not manly. I've rarely seen men ridicule one another for showing emotion
@@KyleC11 That's the problem women say they want to see men crying, but they actually don't. They see it as less manly and less alpha. They really allow crying only to themselves, even if they say/think they want to see men crying, their subconsciousness seems to work totally opposite. Better to cry alone or with a trusted male friend (men have to cry sometimes after all, we aren't robots)
@@KyleC11 One of my high school classmates who was a popular guy said he hasn't cried since he was a child (which is a lie) and would make fun of people for showing emotions
I cried when my dog had cancer and we had to put him down, had to bury him around the house somewhere. It was so sad because he was just with us days ago, now I’m burying him. Fuck I miss that dog.
Damn like 4 of my dogs died this month i couldnt cry, probably cause i live in a big forest area and use them as utility animals to fend off wild life, its funny how we can use emotions to latch on to specific things, and not depending on situations, like we should be crying over poor africans starving to death but most of us dont.. emotions are a weird thing.
I cry when people post about this acting like they're some superior genius. People who wear a mask in the car are doing so because they're trying to avoid taking it off and putting it back on between activities, which can easily contaminate the inside of the mask as well as your fingers. It's not because they're worried about getting infected alone in their car. If you had ever had thought for a single minute about the logistics of contamination control, you'd realize this
I remember one time a girl I loved dumped me years ago. I wanted to cry, but didn't for like 2 months. That was the worst two months of my life. I literally felt physically sick from bottling all my emotions. I eventually just let it and literally just sat on my bed and cried for hours. I remember I felt so much better the next day. Men need to cry.
It was the same for me. I just felt empty afterwards, I couldn’t even cry. It’s been like 10 months and it’s just hitting me now. I just think about our relationship and what could’ve been and it just makes me so sad. I don’t think there was anything I could’ve done to save the relationship, but I still blame myself for the end of it.
@@drew3735 there is nothing you could have done, and you’re not the only one to feel that way. The world keeps spinning, life continues, and it gets better. It may or may not ever completely go away, but it definitely gets better, and you will move on.
People love doing that shit. It's another way to feel superior to others. They'll try to bring it up as often as possible like they care about your mental health when it's just a way for them to get off.
What you said is so spot on. And @Nostalgic Bliss too. Never show anyone (especially a woman) any bit of public vulnerability or they'll drown you in victimhood and jack off to the feeling of superiority.
Ice hockey players cry every single time, when they lose a gold medal game. They also cry if their career is ending, in the last interview. In my country ice hockey players are considered to be toughest and most alpha male, out of all athletes (hockey is big here). It's a tough man's sport. And keep in mind, they do this publicly, in a national TV broadcast. And women are all over them. Hockey players often date models and beauty contest winners Also, that's excluding all the men who only cry alone. These guys cry in front of TV cameras, the whole country can see them crying. And it's not tears of happiness It's ridiculous to think that ONLY hockey players have the right to cry when they experience a major setback. All of us have hopes and dreams, we might not cry about a lost gold medal, but if you don't have anything worth crying for, maybe your life isn't so great
That is what you think. Women don't think that way at all. It's all a projection, You are the one who think about it being a weaknes because You are weak.
Guys, there's always a little bit of everything in the world. No two people are the exact same, so why should one fact apply to all women or all men? If you made up your mind about a pattern in society, confirmation bias will always reinforce it.
@@tann_man You'll have to forgive me for not knowing stuff from an academic field where I have no idea how much testable science has even been done. How much do you know about this field and would you be able to cite academic sources? No worries if you can't, this is just an inconsequential RUclips thread after all.
@Jdjdj smith she didn't. She said she 'doesn't really cry'. There's a difference between that and if she had said she doesn't EVER cry. Also when you're on a 'fucking show' then you can talk about whether it's justified or not if you cry, even though it does not require justification because again, she did NOT say that she NEVER cries. Until then, you aren't on a show so you don't know what you're talking about. And you need to judge people on what they say, not what you think they said. Otherwise you're basically just lying to criticise her, you have to exaggerate what she says to find fault with her, rather than be fair and judge it on what she actually said
If there's anything that can really make me cry its those videos of soldiers coming home after a long time. Especially when they surprise a mother, sister or daughter. It always gets me.
If there’s anything that makes me cry it’s the thousands of innocent people they kill in the Middle East for the benefit of Uncle Sam’s interest. And yes I have first hand encounters of this and have seen the destruction with my own eyes.
@@isawaytoIf you can't think or even recognize the bigger picture about the military then you should keep your mouth shut. Probably most people go to the military straight from high school; college didin't seem possible or it wasn't for them, maybe hated the predictability of life, wanted to actually help others and do something for their homeland etc. A lot of reasons why someone would go to the military... That said, a lot of soldiers were and are obvlious to the politics, and they don't get to decide shit. They're just following orders and many of them really think they're bringing good to the world etc. Why do you think it's okay to criticize the people following orders and not the people making the orders? Let me ask you, if you're so against the military and think it's so wrong what have you done about it? How have you helped? The enlisted actually tried/try to do something. Hate ignorant people like you, get a grip on reality and wake up from the woke BS.
@@isawayto exactly, I'm so glad people are realizing that these veterans aren't heroes, there's a reason veterans get angry when you call them heroes, they know that what they did during their service is evil.
Men deal with emotions differently than women do. This is like saying “women should get angry more. It’s so hot.” The second a man cries when he gets pulled over for speeding, y’all will change your minds...
But men get angry so much because that’s the only emotion that they’re comfortable showing. That’s why they don’t cry or it’s hard for them to be vulnerable. While most women are in touch with their feelings which is the healthy way
@@Vivian-rr5tl not really... Tell me, if you and your family get attacked by a lion... Do you want the father to be in touch with his emotions and run away or do something to protect the family? That's what it really comes down to... There's very few instances where a man can be emotionally vulnerable and responsible at the same time.
Vivian Lee Giving in completely to emotions (especially negative ones) can be disastrous for a man in both his love life and outright survival. We are expected to show strength and make quick, logical decisions. Negative emotions in general affect logical thinking, and nothing dries the average woman’s vagina faster than weakness. The woman in this video is definitely a super rare outlier.
Who said he was the one that wanted to be in the relationship. also he got a bj Just for crying, I’ve seen guys do much more and worse things for something like that - just sayin
Girls think because a guy doesn’t show them their emotion that we don’t cry or feel emotion? We act like shit that destroys us doesn’t bother us as a defense mechanism to keep going forward. There are people who care more than others but that is based on the person not their gender.
The only reason women want men to be vulnerable is so that they can know what will hurt you, a dude who is not under control of her will freak her out, if she says your dick is small and you get angry you lost, if you smile and say God made me too perfect and thought 10 inches would've been a bit too much or something along those lines you won. If she threatenes to leave and you try to stop her you lost, if you silently go to the door and open it with eye contact and say "cool", you won. Don't let anyone have that power over you.
@@joshdunham7167 Geez, I would not want to get close to the kind of women who made you think that of them. I guess I'm lucky I can find women who are not malicious bitches like that.
Sometimes it’s a trump card. Like when she says for the millionth time that she wants you to open up. So you talk about things that hurt you in the past and still rest on your shoulders today. Then you get a bit emotional. I teared up for the first time in a while talking about my father. 30 minutes later she’s sucking like there’s no tomorrow.
Consider this. When you see an old man who has been through hell start to cry (no words just seeing him cry because something deep inside was touched), it's hard not to be moved yourself. I remember my dad. Immigrant to the USA. Tough as nails, and never showed emotions because he believed the world was a harsh place. he worked at least 16 hours shifts every day up until he retired. Always tough and the rock of the family. Then his wife that he had been married to for over 50 years died. He stopped talking after that. I remember him crying quietly when we were packing up my moms stuff. It wasn't a movie type of crying out loud. Just this very quiet deep pain that is hard to grasp. I will never forgot that. He passed a week later after my mom's funeral. RIP Dad.
"Don't cry ever" beating into my head so much as a kid. Now, explosive anger & numbing apathy have ruled my life longer than I would like. It's difficult to feel sadness, just as difficult as it is to feel joy. Men sometimes can have emotional dissociation, which is hard to explain to women sometimes because society has accepted that it's ok for women to express sensitive emotions but not men. Women can have trouble crying & emoting too, but it's indeed a much rarer phenomenon.
im in the same position as you and im 21, i already started to vent shit out from time to time. everytime at the end the relief is inmense and it surely feels like taking a parasite out of you
The strongest men are the ones who show their emotions, who show their compassion, who cry when they need too. It's time we as a society begin to acknowledge the hurt and sadness men have and we should all be accepting of it.
"I cry when I think about people I miss." That's it. That's one that never leaves you. I find as I get older the weight of these memories of lost friends and lovers is getting extremely heavy and it has to be acknowledged or it will crush you.
@@fleshtaffy Uhh, I don't disagree. But sometimes its useful to connect your feelings to their material causes. That's how you learn to do things, interact with people, and generally be okay in the world. And if you don't, sometimes your repressed feelings manifest themselves in weird, counterproductive social/antisocial behavior.
I cry at - sad movies, especially true tragedies - those soldier coming home videos (Fu, it's beautiful) - when my inlaw died of cancer this July. - when my cousin ODd - when humble, hardworking people get their due. Come at me, alphaboiz
We do cry but as a married man I don't really feel I can afford to cry when my wife's emotions are already so unstable, and id consider her to be a pretty balanced person
Same, except during break ups. Movies, music and horrific news/videos makes it way easier for me to feel empathy and cry than real life things with people I know, although that can happen too. But its way harder, there's some sort of barrier there.
Yeah I feel that -- on many, many levels. Joe speaking in cliches about accepting feelings. Nicki saying "that's good! that's good!" every time he says that. Nicki "flirting" with Joe. Very strange showcase of human behavior.
@@TheStraightestWhitest there is a societal order in which society values the repression of male emotion. is this a) a patriarchal society or b) an egalitarian society?
I grew up in the sixties. Back then father’s tended to be distant. Not a lot of emotions or crying. It was their job to “bring home the bacon” and that was about it. I can remember being a little kid and, if anything got me crying, my dad would say something like “ah, quit crying ya little baby”! That shit sticks with you throughout life. So,to me, crying means that I’m a baby. Therefore, I’d NEVER cry in front of anyone. I’d keep it hidden.
It kind of bothers me that most women's motivations for men to express emotion is for some voyeuristic experience - Ego masked as Altruism. Society's expectations and Communication is the male problem, not emotion... if women knew what most men silently endure and feel deeply internally? Their minds would be blown because many talk with this one dimensional perception of us.
Yep. Women have similar problems, but instead it’s with some men seeing women as one dimensional beings. Saw it in the video (against men), and saw it in the comments (against women).
I'm trying to understand what you're saying in the first part of your comment. Basically women feel like its good of them to want/allow men to show emotion but its just to feel good about themselves? Like virtue signaling?
@@natemitten5787 They're not actually concerned with whats wrong or trying to help resolve it, they're more involved with the experience, the novelty and being able to witness it. Many men feel like "Lifestyle accessories" as opposed to "Partners".
@@natemitten5787 yeah its not "One size fits all", just seems to be a result of our current cultural paradigms and perceptions. I'm referring to the female cluster who are the equivilant of guys who see women as "Objects" but in no way represents women as a whole.
I picked Nikki Glaser up as an Uber driver in LA about 3 years ago. I didn't know who she was until she told me who she was. I did not expect her to be this big. She is a great person to speak with.
I've cried at anything that shows human solidarity and kindness. Those acts bring it out in me. I don't cry at shit that most people would cry at, like funerals. When I go to a funeral and I see an 89 year old dead person there, I feel like saluting them and saying "GOOD run, buddy! That's amazing!" I also very aggressive towards shitty society as a whole and I never back down from a fight, regardless of who it is. Maybe that's why I get emotional when people are being good to each other. It's the ideal I want, but is so rare.
Hit me in the head with a 4x4 , no tears . Saving this sweet little dog out of my woods a few months back , I cried when I finally got her. Looking into my son's eyes when he was born , I cried . Happy tears are all that fall from me , and unfortunately that's not often enough , but they are SOOOO satisfying when it happens.
Jamie cries during every podcast remembering when he was a free man
Fuck man 😂 give this man more likes!
shiiit.. .I will take his job in a heartbeat. Get to meet famous people from all over the world smoke and drink with Joe everyday and get paid VERY VERY well for it? i'm sure Jamie is a millionaire from working and editing this podcast
Or when Joe beats him in a drunken haze after the guests leave.
Lmaooooooo
Whiping his tears in Benjamin Fanklins
As a man, I have no problem crying because I know that my wife's boyfriend is there to support my feelings.
Lmao yet you’re wife still isn’t ok with you having girlfriends 😂 welcome to the 21th century, The Golden Age of Simps and Cuckolds
Calleocho 210 he was joking dawg
LMAO
get out, this isn't WSB haha jk
Best RUclips comment 2020 award goes to.... Ray Fowler!!!!! Hahaha
Men cry but it’s 99% when we’re alone, and usually late during the night.
fr, even when i get emotional in front of others i can never bring myself to cry even if i actually want to just to let go, yet when i’m alone it’s so much easier
Abdurrahman Jilani emotions are subjective, who are you to tell people whether they are a ‘man’ if they cry or not?
@@aidanLVbeats haha u probably cry all the time.. real men don't cry unless ur a kid...
@@abdu_jilani Is there a definition of a real man? One who goes out of his way to not do things society thinks are not ''manly'' (or to do those that society thinks are) is certainly not one...
@Abdurrahman Jilani LOL whatever you say _TOUGH GUY_ I bet your hands are soft.
Woman: "I want a man who shows emotion."
-Man shows emotion.
Woman: "Listen...you're a really great guy...but...."
EXACTLY!!! Someone f***ing gets it
Natural selection
@Ananta Dev Datta
So why do women never say "I want a man who shows a little, but not too much, emotion"?
@Ananta Dev Datta yeah , cause emotional outlet has to be appropriated by your tolerance which is diff with diff people , somebody get this ass hat out
This reminds me of that scene from friends with Bruce Willis
Men cry ... usually when they are alone. You can fully embrace it, accept it and move on.
I think it's the moving on part that baffles most.
@@MetalFreak187 same, when Men, just switch off and focus on the entire football game.
That’s really Stoic of you.
Check out Marcus Aurelius’ book meditations if you haven’t already it would really help provide some more depth to a world view you already have.
Lol thats funny as hell so true
Im an emotional man what's wrong with that
When it comes to men and crying we understand a fundamental truth:
We recieve harsher judgment if we do.
Women like to say "The manliest thing a guy can do is cry..." but they tend to leave out "...but if you cry before I like you then I'll never respect you".
Once you show your emotions, the thing they always want you to do, they leave cause respect is gone.
You're hanging out with the wrong type of women
Scott Burns no, strong women want a even stronger man. Men are suppose to make women feel comfortable and secure. If your dude is always bawling his eyes out you aren’t gonna feel safe if something goes down .
Chill'n Krillian interesting perspective. I disagree
We recieve harsh judgement for crying? I don't think so. If a woman does that to you, then she has a problem with her own emotions or values.
General Iroh crying over the grave of his son was pretty masculine. In a cartoon no less
Damn they set that up pretty good in that episode. He going around helping people
Leaves from the vines, falling so slow...
The whole scene is just so powerful man. Tales of Ba Sing Se is a treasure.
Edit: spelling
Man that was a great episode, I really teared up RIP Lu Ten
All bow to him; General of the Fire Nation Army and Crown Prince of the Fire Nation (formerly) The Dragon of the West, Grand Lotus of the Order of the White Lotus, The Dearest and Greatest Uncle to grace the Four Nations and The Best Tea Maker in Ba Sing Se🙏
🔥
🤲
I cried when Joe moved to Spotify.
We all did brother.
There's a great vibe to youtube like no other
I mean 100 mil is 100 mil
Wait what?
LOL
"It's weak to not want to embrace the full spectrum of life."
Word to that.
Stupid though
@@worldisfilledb nah, not really
Joe rogan gay confirmed
WorldIsFilledB Weakling spotted
so stupiid
Joe is wearing two watches. One has a timer to remind him to eat elk. The other one is just stuck on 4:20.
No its for jaime to pull up that orangutan with a spear and other one to pull up the pyramid conspiracy theories.
One is a Whoop wristband and one is a watch.
Ahhahhahha! Topical its so damn accurate!
This is the greatest comment and response thread ever in a JRE clip lmao
One is for when the dmt and the other for when the mushrooms will kick in
My wife told me to get in touch with my feminine side, so I crashed the car 😂
lol
Then cried.
Lol fckn hilarious!
I started NAGGING a lot.
My absolute favorite Joe Rogan moment
😂 ruclips.net/video/yVcd6YbSgBA/видео.html
Men do cry, but after being laughed at for it we mastered the art of doing it without tears.
Robin Williams was the GOAT at it.
I’ve cried twice in my life. Once when I was 7 and I was hit by a school bus. And then again when I heard lil Sebastian died.
It's okay, Ron. It's okay...
Just want to let you know that if you visit the Grand Canyon, a tear may also be shed at that time.
@gsxtr1 A mini horse from the TV show Parks and Recreation
Sorry to hear bro. I feel ya
@gsxtr1 - I'm pretty sure rapping was within Li'l Sebastian's wheelhouse - but he was a mini-horse of incredible talent, and loved by the folks of Pawnee.
Man tears are valuable we can’t jus be crying over everything.
Ben Is The best I bet a vile of male tears would sell fast on a black market full of feminists
Facts
Definitely, best that it happens rarely lol
I cry over black men not being able to fully type the word just on RUclips.
When a man cries, you know it must be something pretty damn personal and special because most men cry so rarely compared to women. It often takes something very profoundly moving or a deeply repressed feeling to push a man to cry.
Women always say they want a man who cries... until he cries. And then she makes fun of you behind your back with her friends.
If she does that, then you can do better. Your significant other should not make fun of you to her friends or do anything with the intent to hurt you.
@@apricity7688 🙌
not one time but at least twice. never again I cried in front of anybody. even when my late mum pass away.
@@apricity7688 sounds great, doesnt work like that though.
gronkierw well, maybe you just have met the wrong women. It is quite heartless to make fun of someone who is crying, I would say there are many women who are not that way.
When a man cries, you know it must be something pretty damn personal and special because most men cry so rarely compared to women. It often takes something very profoundly moving or a deeply repressed feeling to push a man to cry.
Facts bro, my life has been ruined by a chronic condition and I've cried so much alone in the past 6 months
@@BudderB0y2222 I got a pretty serious depression, after years and years of repression and lying to myself, thankfully I had the will (finally) and the finances to get therapy and psyquiatric help, hope that you can still find something positive/happy to keep you grounded in such hard times... Wish you strength and luck in your battle 🙏
Brendan Berney it’s okay man. You can get through it
Like when Marely died in "Marely and me"
Yeah. A man crying means something very valuable to him was taken away or because he has been holding it for too long after a long time of pain.
It's like my dad used to tell me growing up, "Son, there's no shame in crying, but there's a time and a place for it, and it's after the job is done".
If there's nothing left that needs to be done then go be alone and mourn, but if something important needs to be done then you make it happen first because there are people depending on you to succeed.
Damn! I found the final words brro ...You're freaking right...Thnkss to ur Dad 👨
That is wonderfully put. Your dad is very accurate.
Give your dad a hug on our behalf. Where would we be, if the older generations hadn't passed down their knowledge and wisdom
I'm a mother of five and a nurse. What you just described is my daily life. I didn't know it was a man thing. Thanks for passing on your Dad's wisdom. Well said.
Tell your dad we all think he's a freaking sage.
Men cry. We just don't like making a scene so we do it at home alone.
True dat.
You do
This is sooooo true. But I have to agree with Nikki. Beeing vulnerable from time to time in front of your partner is fine. Your partner is supposed to be your family+best friend+lover+anyone you loved before but failed to give it to them. What is not ok is flooding the floor in front of strangers.
My woman has seen me cry and it's perfectly ok. Never tried to mock or take advantage of it.
I think I cry mostly in the shower and in the car. Music is normally involved as a catalyst. It’s not only for sad things either, but yeah it’s always when I’m alone.
The only time i cried in front of my girl was because i was to drunk to get a hard on!!!! lol
Women: men need to show more emotion. Men: shows emotion. Women: 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
It's one of the biggest shit tests they use.
@Eloise sargent It usually starts as a kid. My mother (may she rot in a ditch somewhere) made fun of me on every possible occasion. I was and still am really bad at math so she had so much fun when she made me do my math homework in front of her friends. When i started to cry she and her female friends had a very good time. Many men have good reason not to cry.
Eloise sargent Ask any man about his experience with exposing his emotions to women. Seriously. Ask any one.
@Eloise sargent You're 16, and you're going to lecture men about their experiences & basically blame them for women being hypocrites? Okay. I know perfectly well that "not all" women are like that. I know plenty of women who aren't (mostly of the older generation though). But MOST women today (especially the younger generations) are without question like that. Who the hell are you to deny men's experiences?
It's also highly absurd to compare this with the idea that "not all men are assholes", b/c men inherently aren't like that. But women inherently seek masculine virtues, stoicism being one of them & that's honestly fine. But women today, with the growing male-bashing movement, just don't want anything to do with male suffering. Period.
@Eloise sargent Firstly just wanted to say you sound like a genuine and reasonable person, but god damn these guys who responded to you couldn't form a coherent counter argument whatsoever, so at least shout out to you for that. My view on this whole thing though is that females like emotional guys, but that they're not attracted to them. I'm sure there are exceptions but I feel like it's the case with a significant amount. I think they definitely like it as a personality trait, but in a boy friend opposed to a boyfriend. It's like I prefer to kick it with a tomboy, but I wouldn't necessarily date her (I lowkey probably would if she was attractive lmao, but let's just say I wouldn't for the sake of the argument). I think the same goes with how many females seemingly enjoys the company of flamboyant gay men. I think this is the distinction many either fail to realize or point out.
I lost my bulldog to kidney disease. Had to put her down a few days ago after thousands of dollars to try and save her. I would’ve emptied my entire savings if it could’ve saved her. Never cried so hard in my life, she was the sweetest most fun dog. My eyes hurt from crying so much, to the point where I feel like I’m out of tears.
I totally understand. My wife got a pitbull mix puppy from the shelter in 2015. I’ll admit I wasn’t happy about it, however it didn’t take long for me to fall absolutely in love with him. I got deathly sick four years prior and had struggled to even want to exist. That dog saved my life with his love and loyalty. He’s seriously the best dog I’ve ever had. He’s 8 years old now and showing signs of aging and if I stop and think about it even for just a minute, it brings me to tears. As Joe said, life is a mix of emotions and we need to feel them. Thanks for sharing about your buddy.
I'd feel the exact same way man. I appreciate the love u have for that thing. That's what life is. Respect.
In 2020 my dog was diagnosed with bone Cancer and about a week after she had to euthanized because it got too bad. She was only 7 and I felt the same. I cried for days after and I had an icey, empty feeling in my entire chest and torso. Literally a broken feeling. I understand your pain man.
But I will say, that taught me that I need to control my emotions and be very careful of crying. I had a beautiful female I was talking to and I opened up to her and told her I've been crying lol and not long after that she started ignoring me and we stopped talking after years of talking. But I think as men, we need to learn how to deal with our minds and emotions because as men we need to represent strength and emotional stability because in life anything can happen. Don't listen to people and especially women when they say it's ok to be cry and be weak because deep down we have to be strong because in most cases they aren't
Sorry to hear that about your dog
I had a similar situation happen with a cat that had cancer that was with me while I lost my mom. I would have done anything to save her. I cried like a baby as they euthanized her.
Most women will see crying as weakness in a man. They will very rarely ever admit it.
thats not true
yeah so they can easily manipulate them
Whether women want to admit it or not, most will never respect a dude the same way after they see him cry, especially if it's over stupid stuff.
You must attractive the crazy ones 🤣
No, they may love it in the moment, but the second you get on their nerves they’ll be flamin you in the group chat😂
Crying is weird when you think about it. Random eye water comes out when you’re in a certain mood lol
Some times penis water comes out when I’m in a certain mood aswell!
Emotions make people ooze.
SeedsOfHatred Best line of 2020 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
everything is weird when you think about it
What is this salty discharge ??!
". . . Do you cry?"
"Jamie, lock the door."
😂
😂
Whats the meaning?
Billi Hawk I think he means it as a Pingtrip reference
LMAO
- Are you surprised at my tears sir?
- No, fucking ey
- Strong men also cry, strong men also cry.
that’s a real bummer man- the dude
Like if you’re a man who cries alone and never in front of people.
You’re not alone brother
guilty
Yup.
Don't allow Nikki to bullshit you.
agree so hard
Definitely, it’s like an unwritten rule.
Women say this, and then you learn the truth if you actually cry in front of them. Fellas, it's a trap.
Lmao this is major B.S. if you cry like a child who needs his mommy then yeah probs they won't like it. But if you own it and dont blame others and honor that you feel sad then thats a whole nother story women love that shit.
@Johan Sahlin . If a woman likes a man that cries, she also cries. My personal experience is that most women weaponize feelings when you have too many.
can confirm :/
@@raymondguzman5083 Im 100% sure that men who are MEN cry more than pussies,because they re compassionate in general and have more emotions inside of them. Crying doesnt make u weak at all,it shows u re a human with emotions and u re not a robot. Im talking about crying when u re angry or when someone dies or smth like that,thats not a bad thing. If u cry like a child then its a different story,its stupid and i dont think much men do that. From my experience,guys who cried alot and got angry when they were about to fight,they were the most masculine after all. People act like crying and emotions is the opposite of masculine,which in reality it is not. its actually the opposite of feminine,since women are cold and dont give a shit,they re not compassionate at all despite their act that they are.
@@horemopik2152 What do you mean by crying like a child ??? No matter what, we may or may not appear like a child. And thats okay. Its not stupid. People cry differently. Some let it all out with no holds barred. Some let their tears out with control. Nothing bad in both. Ofcourse people will
I cried at the end of Marley and Me and my gf's legs shut tighter than a vice grip
😂😂😂
It is the only movie that made me cry ever. Doesn't remeber if we had sex after it or not.
@Skyler Simpson Thank you brah!...a real man appreciates that movie
I cried watching Inside Out, probably not nearly as manly but whatever, it snuck up on me
@@GIR177 Another beautiful movie!
I haven't cried since I was 13, not because I'm afraid of crying, mostly cause I'm dead inside and it feels fake to cry
Same since I was 16, I feel you man
Try some DMT
The struggle is real.
Yh man
Hope y'all feel better or can be happy. For real, life is short and I'm sure you're good people
She hit it right on the head at the end. “Vulnerable”.
Machismo men don’t want to be seen as vulnerable. When it’s time for me to cry I go to the garage alone and hide in my car and do it like a MAN!!
Ayyyyye
I just put holes in the drywall LMFAO
Ayyyye
"Men don't cry" is a figure of speech. Adults don't whine or complain. At least in spanish from Mexico.
wrong use of the word machismo
Woman aroused by men crying: A round of applause.
Man aroused by women crying: Jail.
Loool watch what they do not what they say
Qahtani, the way it should be! Men do stuff for fucked up reasons and women do stuff for justifiable reasons. Welcome To Earth, where men let their biological imperative rule their entire lives. LOL.
@@legalfictionnaturalfact3969 wow, the sexism is strong with this one
@@highneedforcognition9660 thx! :D
so anyway, the y chromosome is decaying over time because it's actually just a virus. men choose to follow their crappy chromosome's whims instead of acting more like the x chromosome. it's really a shame, but luckily, we don't need them. :)
“Men need to cry more” women: makes fun of men for crying
Who cares what women think? Doesn’t matter. Be human
Cry in private as a man, public crying or crying around those who are not your immediate loved ones is typically a bad move. Don't cry when you're getting to know a lady or stranger. Of course men should be willing to cry more, but in a proper manner, because yes, you will be judged for it if done in public there is no getting around that.
this is true
@@hereisyoursign6750 yeah it's ok to cry in private but in front of people is a no go unless like they rlly understand.
sad but true. never admit that you cry, never show weakness or else society is going to crush you
My gf once found me crying when things weren’t great between us and we had just fought over something. she broke up with me the next morning saying “I can’t respect a man who cries and definitely can’t be with a man I can’t respect.” Said she over a video call.
ridiculous
if you doesnt respect you then she doesnt deserve you. im sorry what happened to you
yeah better stay away from her bro. like seriously
Thanks for the support guys! I'm in a much better place now... It took me a while to realise how toxic it all was for me and life is too short to waste it like that... May God bless everyone 🙂
That's all women though, she's just honest about it.
someone who’s done as much mushrooms and DMT as joe is definitely not scared of emotions
This comment reminded me of the last time I did shrooms. I cried a lifetimes worth of joyful tears about almost anything.
And martial arts. When you compete, in anything, you have to be honest with yourself or you fail. You can't hide from your emotions.
@José Menendéz not really help but experiencing drugs you're going through all the array of emotions so you become sorta easier with them. Google ego-death in Wiki, that's not quite what I'm talking about but it'll get you some understanding
Shows how much it fucks with you.
@José Menendéz sir u can most certainly have an ego death. It's quite literally the metaphor of Christ hahahahahahahahahahahahahahha ....no but seriously. 😇
I cried when my brother died of cancer at age 24. It took a while to set in, though. About a year of me ignoring it. But when I did cry, I cried like a baby.
Damn bro. :( I have a brother too , and as much as we squabble, I love the guy
Yeah I lost my brother at 18 he was 20 i can't really think or talk about him without tearing up or feeling a knot in my throat. So I only think of the memories when I'm alone usually ,but it's good feeling to know someone truly cared and wanted the best for you he still gives me strength I need even though he's gone. I'm thankful.
Same exact thing happened to me with my mom who died of melanoma skin cancer, i was 10 and (I was sad don’t get me wrong) but it took about a year or so to fully embrace what happened and it hit like a train. Thanks for sharing
its called being real
Similar with my great grandma , took me a few years to cry it out
Men don't cry in public most of the time. Alone, at home...different story. Men don't use it like women do.
@@lolad1257 as a man, why not both, just let out all your stress and sadness while beating the shit out of those 6 year olds at the local playground
@@lolad1257 Most men do neither.. Which is clearly much better.
@@lolad1257 Never have seen a woman hitting a man in public while he just stands there while people that walk by just think its funny
@@insurmountablecountofeggs3575 hahaga
@@lolad1257 go cry over a movie lola
I cried in front of a girlfriend and she called me a p**y. Joe's also forgetting the time when he was starting out his comic career and he cried in front of girlfriend at the time in his car and she felt like he wasn't being a man. Truth is, most women aren't looking for your emotions but someone who can show support for theirs.
I always appreciate it when my boyfriend cries in front of me. It shows me that he trust me and feels comfortable around me.
@@lorenahafner9804 yeah well that's you, not the majority
Me too
@@vizprave6721 do you know the majority of women?
@@enioleonardo2750 judging by the comments, I certainly think so. I think another way to prove this is that traditionally, the man is the provider or the giver (and it's how we were wired all along) and because of that women want a man who they can trust and feel safe around. Crying in front of her might look like weakness
"So many men dont cry Joe"
They do just not in front of you
I dont like how men aren't supposed to talk about womens issues, but women are happy to talk about how "men should be more emotional" and how emotionally repressed some men are. In reality, most men I know cry about shit that matters, and probably on their own. These types of women need to realise that men arent as emotional as you and that in many cases is just as healthy
@Big Crunch our emotional needs a defs different however with the state of male mental health something is wrong is not healthy..... don't think thats cause we don't cry as much tho
Apples and oranges women aren't doing nothing or forcing you into a corner
God you’re fragile. How dare a woman have an opinion on the struggles of us manly men
@@etorres788 never said that. If i was forced by law to cry once a night and to attend courses to make me more emotional, I'd do more than make a meaningless comment on a joe rogan clip. I've just noticed a slightly annoying trend where some women want to "help" men be more emotional, because they can't understand why men arent as emotional as them. They mean the best, and I'm really not gonna lose sleep over it
*can be* just as healthy
I agree though
I cry when the McDonald’s ice cream machine is down.
That must be an everyday occurrence.
As a McDonalds employee, I apologize from the bottom of my heart
So you’re perpetually in a deep state of depression
Try to watch the end of the movie Green Mile and not cry.... cmon now fellas
Sooooo. . . every Friday and Saturday night at 2am?
I've always dealt with the loss of a loved one in weird ways. I never cry at the time it happens. It's always weeks or months later, when I'm alone and I just think about the person...then I'll have my cry.
Yea probably are that type of person who waits till he gets emotions bar to full then you let it out.
"...and a man starts weeping when he's sick and tired of life". Whitesnake, crying in the rain
\m/
Ahh David Coverdale, a man of profound words. Badass Quote, nice choice.
"No one ever understands the heartache, no one feels the pain, no one see the tears when you're crying in the rain."
This is the funniest Joe Rogan video clip ever
😂 ruclips.net/video/yVcd6YbSgBA/видео.html
This fucking jam.
Old enough to love Whitesnake.
Young enough to say "mood"
You’re allowed to cry for 5 minutes, and then gotta be a G for the rest of the day.
Whats g
now that gangster
Yup
Did you get that from dr who?
😂
Women like/attracted to the idea of men showing their emotions(which is referred to just one emotion really, sadness), and the potential for tears.
However, I think most men can comfortably say that women dont find that attractive when it plays out in reality. Some things sound better on paper, and men crying is that for women.
Also, just because we dont show our girl doesnt mean we dont express it. Most guys learn this through experience and not being told lol
“open up” and you can see their respect for you fade out of their eyes in real time.
You just hit the nail. I was looking to see if anyone would post a comment like this. I don’t like to make vast generalizations about women, but SOOO MANY of them always say they want us to express our emotions and cry. I’ve seen too many relationships end because the woman wasn’t attracted to the guy anymore after he cried in front of her. Women will always say “well, I’m not like that”. She’s not lying, she honestly believes she’s telling the truth, but neither of us will know in the relationship until I actually decide to cry in front of her. I cry about once every three years, and I always do it alone where I can be free from judgment
Precisely. Men aren't women. It's not healthy for them to cry like one.
based and redpilled
Vlad Ivanov weakling spotted
@@vladivanov5500 That's not what the comment said at all 😂 how was that what you took away lol.
I cried at my sisters wedding. I cried when I achived something in the gym that I thought was impossible for me. And I cry when I see true greatness in other people. But I never cry when I'm sad. Sadness just leads me into depression,anxiety etc. Tears come only from joy and euphoria.
Same, I feel like as men during times of tragedy we have to be the strong ones but when it’s over happy stuff it doesn’t matter as much
lmao "sadness leads to depression"
But have you ever genuinely express your emotions when you really sad? Because what you're describing it's more like "Oh my gosh I won ma, I did it!!!", or "Oh my gosh, I lost my wallet". Because for me, it's sounds so ungenuine and fake. Yes, we do have the best and worse moments, but that doesn't have any emotions feeling to make us cry.
@@blackskyboii when Im down I feel disappointed in myself but not in a way where I wanna cry. Usually when I was in a bad place it was because off my own doing. I feel bad,empty etc but never shed a tear in those moments.
@Darren Reddix fuck no. I would be looking at ways off how to get out off that situation. Once I would get a homie maybe I would cry then lol.
Joe “cries when thinking about his dog” Rogan
SanFranGiants14 same here.
My absolute favorite Joe Rogan moment
🔥 ruclips.net/video/yVcd6YbSgBA/видео.html
His dog has her own IG
I would cry if I saw marshal
Nah f that. I cried when my dog died.
Many men don't wish to burden those around them with their sadness. It gets in the way of their duties. So they cry alone and don't let those around them know it.
@Vince Williams stay strong homie
@Vince Williams keep your head up. @ us if you need to talk
Joe "I tear up when I taste elk meat" Rogan.
@@ColeNollavook Possibly. But only if it's ethically hunted haha
THIS GUY Enlighten me on how an elk could possibly be UNethically hunted? You mean like hitting it with an RPG to the face or running it over with an off-road truck? Please explain yourself lol. Also, elk steak is 100% the best meat I’ve ever eaten.
@@buttaman8302 It was a joke. I think Joe had a conversation with Russel Brand about hunting elk. Russel was opposed to it.
Tears of happiness. Elk meal number 7084.
Joe "I cry when I run out of DMT" Rogan
The most important thing “..EX boyfriend “
underrated comment
facts
wrong!
I mean, not really, there's a 50% chance the breakup was his fault.
@@KingdomOfApple it was 100% his fault- he chose to cry.
I think women want to "break through" with great effort to see men's emotions. They want to feel they have a unique connection because they saw the rare moment when their man cried. Cry very often and women will think you're weak.
True.
Well that's just how im built so idrc
Exactly
Context is important. Let's be honest, regardless of gender no one likes someone who only indulges in self-pity and doesn't make an effort to improve their situation. Men like that who constantly cry are different to someone who has their shit together for the most part, but maybe they see a video of an old dog in it's final days and it makes them weepy. There's definitely different types of crying.
@@iorekby True!!
“Dacryphilia refers to sexual pleasure or arousal from seeing tears or hearing the sounds of crying”
Been trying to figure out that porn category name for a while now. Thanks boss!
Shes just a psychopath
It is absolutely a pathology if she takes joy in it. Some NPD or sociopathology. Either way, a toxic streak.
I think it's the actions that make the person and not the fetish.
Thank you for naming one of my kinks
i feel like this is one of those "size doesent matter" white lies
Idc if it's meant to be but this is funny
or shes not lying but its a small population of girls that think this.
@@noahm904 It's funny cos it's true
Lmao it’s really not though
Either way. It shouldn’t be about what women want from men. (In my opinion) us men should be allowed to be vulnerable. I feel like it’s just healthier that way. I’m gonna write some fruity fucking poetry and I don’t give a damn if I die alone.
“When a man cries, it usually isn’t because he’s weak...it’s because he’s been strong for too long”.
That's what weak men say when they start crying over every little thing
@@PaperMakersAdeludedbroad That’s what weak men say when they start crying over every little thing.
☝🏼
That’s what internet douchebags say when they don’t comprehend a quote.
If he’s been strong for so long and cries, that obviously means he’s not been crying over every little thing. Moron.
@@AntwhaleNearfar But you've obviously not been "strong for so long" y'all are lying to yourselves acting like you've been strong to make yourselves feel better about crying over every little thing. You can't even handle reading another comment without getting yourself all worked up about it, Terry. Quit making excuses for your content water works and dry your eyes.
@@PaperMakersAdeludedbroad YOU COULD NOT BE MORE WRONG! MEN ARE HUMAN BEINGS, NOT ROBOTS. There is nothing masculine about emotional suppression. It is unhealthy and is causing men to have many serious problems. If a man's "machismo" can be washed away with just a few tears, then that man obviously suffers from a weak masculinity. This facade of machismo, that so many young men, like you, put on, is not "strength"; it is all a silly act, it is downright foolish, and it is unhealthy for men. Fair warning, Paper Maker, anyone can act tough, or macho, when things are going good; but there is going to come a time when trial and tribulation will come your way. And then you will get a good hard dose of reality. I say this because you sound like a young man, caught up in his own self-delusion of power; who has never been through any serious struggles, pain, grief, or trials in his life.
What's more, trying to act macho, especially in order to please the girls, is not "strength" or "manliness"; it is just plain STUPID, and it is a BIG JOKE. If your female friends expect you to put on this macho facade in order to appear "manly", then THEY ARE THE ONES BEING TOXIC; and you need to dump them. These are not "true women", these are sexist, cold-blooded, hateful, cruel, evil women. They are daughters of Satan and their final place will be in the lake of fire for all eternity. Therefore, don't listen to them, and DON'T LET YOUR LIFE BE RULED BY THEM.
One of the great ironies that I have found in life is that a person of true strength is secure enough within himself to be willing to show his vulnerabilities, because he doesn't care about what other people think of him. On the other hand, a person of inner weakness, constantly feels a need to hide his vulnerabilities, and suppress his emotions, in order to appear outwardly strong; because he is very dependent on what other people think of him. Hence, men who always appear outwardly hard as a rock, are weak and falling apart on the inside.
Just so you know, I am not one of these "new age touchy-feely guys", but I know what is healthy and what is unhealthy. And the way you are going is unhealthy! I am aware of the rigid, toxic gender roles and gender stereotypes that men have adhered to in the past, BUT THESE THINGS HAVE DESTROYED MEN'S LIVES. In the Bible we read on numerous occasions where men have cried and wept bitterly. Even Jesus wept. Therefore, if God's only begotten Son wept and showed emotion, there's no reason any other man should be reluctant to do so, at least that's what I believe. Simply put, anyone who says "Big boys and grown men don't cry" obviously does not read the Bible, has never experienced heartbreak, and has never experienced extreme joy. With all these things in mind, we should thank God for Joe Rogan and Nikki telling it like it is. As for me, the next time I am at the point of tears, there is no place I would rather be than FACE DOWN ON NIKKI'S LAP.
@@crazyralph3585 Imagine wasting all that time on your story thinking anyone's going to read it. Ain't nobody got time for that, Ralphie
"a lot of men dont cry" lmao yeah they do. they just would never admit it to you. and why should they?
Because there is this bullshit social thing that men shouldn't
@@harambe8372 based on my experiences, it's usually women who look down on men who cry or label them as not manly. I've rarely seen men ridicule one another for showing emotion
@@KyleC11 That's the problem women say they want to see men crying, but they actually don't. They see it as less manly and less alpha. They really allow crying only to themselves, even if they say/think they want to see men crying, their subconsciousness seems to work totally opposite. Better to cry alone or with a trusted male friend (men have to cry sometimes after all, we aren't robots)
@@KyleC11 One of my high school classmates who was a popular guy said he hasn't cried since he was a child (which is a lie) and would make fun of people for showing emotions
@@Sepear305 did you beat him up?
“It’s all about you girl, on your 16 birthday”
-boys who cry
Lmao
This is it!
lmao
I need 4 ply when I cry
"I'm seriously turned on by men crying" -Nikki the dominatrix
She definitely would make a hot Domme lol
Watch her specials. Then you know she's clearly not on the dominant side of the spectrum.
Joe: I cry
Nikki: It's good you say that, for your viewers.
Men:
Nikki:I was blowing him cause he cried
Men:😭
😂😂😂
😂😂😂😂😂😂
what a lucky man.
Exactly- I’d be crying cos : wind changed direction / soccer team lost / cat doesn’t like new food / shit .. anything right !
Joe immediately starts crying after the podcast to get some head
'I blowed him while he was still sniffing'
Bless your heart.
blew, not blowed.
Blowed sounds funnier
Zucked
@@TheChillMelodist Steven, not Steve
@@SiLoMixMaster how dare you assume the spelling of Stephen/Steven or any non-binary spelling
I cried when I I saved my dog from drowning a couple of days ago, hes blind and old
lmao
I had to euthanize a few of my dogs because their health got really bad.
I cried when my dog had cancer and we had to put him down, had to bury him around the house somewhere. It was so sad because he was just with us days ago, now I’m burying him. Fuck I miss that dog.
Damn like 4 of my dogs died this month i couldnt cry, probably cause i live in a big forest area and use them as utility animals to fend off wild life, its funny how we can use emotions to latch on to specific things, and not depending on situations, like we should be crying over poor africans starving to death but most of us dont.. emotions are a weird thing.
KINGU CRIMSON hahaha so funny isn’t it
I cry when I see someone wearing a mask alone in their car.
Yikes, I hate that. Or people alone in the street going for a walk with a mask.
Cry for society when anyone wears a mask.....
apples and oranges or running outside alone with a mask on .. and no shirt.
I enjoy the anonymity, plus I have jacked up teeth. I'm masking!
I cry when people post about this acting like they're some superior genius. People who wear a mask in the car are doing so because they're trying to avoid taking it off and putting it back on between activities, which can easily contaminate the inside of the mask as well as your fingers. It's not because they're worried about getting infected alone in their car. If you had ever had thought for a single minute about the logistics of contamination control, you'd realize this
I remember one time a girl I loved dumped me years ago. I wanted to cry, but didn't for like 2 months. That was the worst two months of my life. I literally felt physically sick from bottling all my emotions. I eventually just let it and literally just sat on my bed and cried for hours. I remember I felt so much better the next day. Men need to cry.
It was the same for me. I just felt empty afterwards, I couldn’t even cry. It’s been like 10 months and it’s just hitting me now. I just think about our relationship and what could’ve been and it just makes me so sad. I don’t think there was anything I could’ve done to save the relationship, but I still blame myself for the end of it.
@@drew3735 there is nothing you could have done, and you’re not the only one to feel that way. The world keeps spinning, life continues, and it gets better. It may or may not ever completely go away, but it definitely gets better, and you will move on.
YES awesome
Epic
Its soul vomit.
Some say brendan schaub cries when joe doesn't let him sniff his seat after a podcast...
Look into it
You haven't been paying attention to the literature.
😂
😁😁😁
Yoooo nah 😂😂😂
Jamie cries when he imagines trying to google a topic and cannot get a single hit.
First Name Last Name #jealous
@First Name Last Name using # is the gayest thing ever.
I would never cry in front of my family or friends. I just do it on my own that way no one makes a victim of me.
People love doing that shit. It's another way to feel superior to others. They'll try to bring it up as often as possible like they care about your mental health when it's just a way for them to get off.
What you said is so spot on. And @Nostalgic Bliss too. Never show anyone (especially a woman) any bit of public vulnerability or they'll drown you in victimhood and jack off to the feeling of superiority.
What if you are standing over them soaked in their blood and yelling "look what you made me do"?
@@klasp100 Stop being scared of girls, own your actions and no one can hold them over you.
@@klasp100 man, this is some serious incel sht
My respects to people who saw this video and cried in front of their girls only to find out that it doesn't work
Ice hockey players cry every single time, when they lose a gold medal game. They also cry if their career is ending, in the last interview. In my country ice hockey players are considered to be toughest and most alpha male, out of all athletes (hockey is big here). It's a tough man's sport. And keep in mind, they do this publicly, in a national TV broadcast. And women are all over them. Hockey players often date models and beauty contest winners
Also, that's excluding all the men who only cry alone. These guys cry in front of TV cameras, the whole country can see them crying. And it's not tears of happiness
It's ridiculous to think that ONLY hockey players have the right to cry when they experience a major setback. All of us have hopes and dreams, we might not cry about a lost gold medal, but if you don't have anything worth crying for, maybe your life isn't so great
Women see crying as weakness and will think less of you if they see it. They say otherwise to save face. Plain and simple
That is what you think. Women don't think that way at all. It's all a projection, You are the one who think about it being a weaknes because You are weak.
@Big Crunch Another weak men appeared. lmao you guys are wrong in the head, most of the guys commenting on this video are, it's astonishing.
Guys, there's always a little bit of everything in the world. No two people are the exact same, so why should one fact apply to all women or all men? If you made up your mind about a pattern in society, confirmation bias will always reinforce it.
IAmebAdger The generalization is based on evolutionary psychology. Don’t attempt to dismiss the truth bc #notallwomen
@@tann_man You'll have to forgive me for not knowing stuff from an academic field where I have no idea how much testable science has even been done. How much do you know about this field and would you be able to cite academic sources? No worries if you can't, this is just an inconsequential RUclips thread after all.
Nikki: "I don't really cry“ cut scene to her crying on millionaire for locking in the wrong answer.
That's an extenuating circumstance hun.
Legal Fiction Natural Fact excuse me , no you’re wrong
@@SlashcamStudios great analysis. wow. slow clap. lmao. anyone - even those who don't cry much - will do so in an extreme circumstance. logic. :)
@Jdjdj smith she didn't. She said she 'doesn't really cry'. There's a difference between that and if she had said she doesn't EVER cry. Also when you're on a 'fucking show' then you can talk about whether it's justified or not if you cry, even though it does not require justification because again, she did NOT say that she NEVER cries. Until then, you aren't on a show so you don't know what you're talking about. And you need to judge people on what they say, not what you think they said. Otherwise you're basically just lying to criticise her, you have to exaggerate what she says to find fault with her, rather than be fair and judge it on what she actually said
Way too much thought went into these comments
If there's anything that can really make me cry its those videos of soldiers coming home after a long time. Especially when they surprise a mother, sister or daughter. It always gets me.
If there’s anything that makes me cry it’s the thousands of innocent people they kill in the Middle East for the benefit of Uncle Sam’s interest. And yes I have first hand encounters of this and have seen the destruction with my own eyes.
@@isawayto the soldiers don’t decide where they go.
@@isawaytoIf you can't think or even recognize the bigger picture about the military then you should keep your mouth shut. Probably most people go to the military straight from high school; college didin't seem possible or it wasn't for them, maybe hated the predictability of life, wanted to actually help others and do something for their homeland etc. A lot of reasons why someone would go to the military... That said, a lot of soldiers were and are obvlious to the politics, and they don't get to decide shit. They're just following orders and many of them really think they're bringing good to the world etc.
Why do you think it's okay to criticize the people following orders and not the people making the orders? Let me ask you, if you're so against the military and think it's so wrong what have you done about it? How have you helped? The enlisted actually tried/try to do something. Hate ignorant people like you, get a grip on reality and wake up from the woke BS.
@@trexasaurus5322 Were they forced to enlist? Are they children incapable of choosing whether they want to murder other people?..
@@isawayto exactly, I'm so glad people are realizing that these veterans aren't heroes, there's a reason veterans get angry when you call them heroes, they know that what they did during their service is evil.
Nicky : men should cry more
Joe : i cry
Nicky : oh thats cute 🙂
@@Luke-pd7xj Thats probably the worse thing you can tell a guy right after" your mother just died"
@@Luke-pd7xj Women say a lot of things are cute, it's not an insult
Men do cry when they are alone. We have been trained over years to hold back crying, and some of us are really good at it
for real, i couldn't even really cry when my dad died, had some tears tho.
good training.
I don't "hold back", my eyes just don't feel like crying.
Men deal with emotions differently than women do. This is like saying “women should get angry more. It’s so hot.” The second a man cries when he gets pulled over for speeding, y’all will change your minds...
Women shop and get bad hairdos. Ok these days maybe regrettable tats as well?
You do have a point...
But men get angry so much because that’s the only emotion that they’re comfortable showing. That’s why they don’t cry or it’s hard for them to be vulnerable. While most women are in touch with their feelings which is the healthy way
@@Vivian-rr5tl not really... Tell me, if you and your family get attacked by a lion... Do you want the father to be in touch with his emotions and run away or do something to protect the family? That's what it really comes down to... There's very few instances where a man can be emotionally vulnerable and responsible at the same time.
Vivian Lee Giving in completely to emotions (especially negative ones) can be disastrous for a man in both his love life and outright survival. We are expected to show strength and make quick, logical decisions. Negative emotions in general affect logical thinking, and nothing dries the average woman’s vagina faster than weakness. The woman in this video is definitely a super rare outlier.
Note. The guy is her ex boyfriend, Not her current boyfriend.
Smart guy.
Important distinction.
excellent point!
Still beat tho
Who said he was the one that wanted to be in the relationship. also he got a bj Just for crying, I’ve seen guys do much more and worse things for something like that - just sayin
"It's weak to not want to embrace the full spectrum of life". Wise words
David Choe's Bourdain moment was the realest man shit I've seen in a while.
Did you cry and clutch yourself?
I agree. he just burst out crying.
@jv my sister gets like that when she's menstruating too
Girls think because a guy doesn’t show them their emotion that we don’t cry or feel emotion? We act like shit that destroys us doesn’t bother us as a defense mechanism to keep going forward. There are people who care more than others but that is based on the person not their gender.
On the outside I'm a tough dude, but on the inside I'm a sad man.
The only reason women want men to be vulnerable is so that they can know what will hurt you, a dude who is not under control of her will freak her out, if she says your dick is small and you get angry you lost, if you smile and say God made me too perfect and thought 10 inches would've been a bit too much or something along those lines you won. If she threatenes to leave and you try to stop her you lost, if you silently go to the door and open it with eye contact and say "cool", you won. Don't let anyone have that power over you.
Mo-lester im gonna use that line if you don’t mind 😎
@@d-dave3909 not at all brother.
@@joshdunham7167 Geez, I would not want to get close to the kind of women who made you think that of them. I guess I'm lucky I can find women who are not malicious bitches like that.
Theres no way in hell that a girl would blow me just because I cried...
@mr. Wldasoldmysoul4pussyasateen yep. Hey attractive people are more successful in life for a reason
Step one to accomplish this is date Nikki
Sometimes it’s a trump card. Like when she says for the millionth time that she wants you to open up. So you talk about things that hurt you in the past and still rest on your shoulders today. Then you get a bit emotional. I teared up for the first time in a while talking about my father. 30 minutes later she’s sucking like there’s no tomorrow.
@mr. Wldasoldmysoul4pussyasateen Agree. Ever seen the pictures of Tom Hiddleston crying? He hot and this comes from a straight man.
@@Toppu Straight guys do not call other guys hot. They just don't. Never.
Me at the bar to a girl: "yeah, so, I cried about 10 times today.."
Consider this. When you see an old man who has been through hell start to cry (no words just seeing him cry because something deep inside was touched), it's hard not to be moved yourself. I remember my dad. Immigrant to the USA. Tough as nails, and never showed emotions because he believed the world was a harsh place. he worked at least 16 hours shifts every day up until he retired. Always tough and the rock of the family. Then his wife that he had been married to for over 50 years died. He stopped talking after that. I remember him crying quietly when we were packing up my moms stuff. It wasn't a movie type of crying out loud. Just this very quiet deep pain that is hard to grasp. I will never forgot that. He passed a week later after my mom's funeral. RIP Dad.
"Don't cry ever" beating into my head so much as a kid. Now, explosive anger & numbing apathy have ruled my life longer than I would like. It's difficult to feel sadness, just as difficult as it is to feel joy. Men sometimes can have emotional dissociation, which is hard to explain to women sometimes because society has accepted that it's ok for women to express sensitive emotions but not men. Women can have trouble crying & emoting too, but it's indeed a much rarer phenomenon.
"Men don't cry" is a figure of speech. Adults don't whine or complain. At least in spanish from Mexico.
Yeah, "stop crying or I'll hit you again".
Very true Kevin
im in the same position as you and im 21, i already started to vent shit out from time to time. everytime at the end the relief is inmense and it surely feels like taking a parasite out of you
@@4ntifreez I had to start dealing with it when I saw myself exploding in anger over stupid things.
People cry when they are sad. For example, people are stupid and that makes me sad.
Lmao
I'm sorry for you. You must spend soooooooo much on tissues. :D
The strongest men are the ones who show their emotions, who show their compassion, who cry when they need too. It's time we as a society begin to acknowledge the hurt and sadness men have and we should all be accepting of it.
"I cry when I think about people I miss."
That's it. That's one that never leaves you. I find as I get older the weight of these memories of lost friends and lovers is getting extremely heavy and it has to be acknowledged or it will crush you.
This comment carries volumes 🍻
Bruh you gotta move forward in life. Who cares about the past.
Damn bro that some heavy feeling
@@fleshtaffy Uhh, I don't disagree. But sometimes its useful to connect your feelings to their material causes. That's how you learn to do things, interact with people, and generally be okay in the world. And if you don't, sometimes your repressed feelings manifest themselves in weird, counterproductive social/antisocial behavior.
@@shamedawg8977 Just live homie, you're thinking too much lol.
I can only cry with the aid of alcohol and Tom Jones singing "I'll Never Fall In Love Again". So pretty much every evening...
I cry at
- sad movies, especially true tragedies
- those soldier coming home videos (Fu, it's beautiful)
- when my inlaw died of cancer this July.
- when my cousin ODd
- when humble, hardworking people get their due.
Come at me, alphaboiz
I hear all of that 👊🏾🙌🏾👆🏾👏🏾
Lol that’s my list too
Betaboi you're weak.. came right at ya
@@AllPersonalNothingBusiness xoxoxo
Respect 👊
(From a female) ✌
We do cry but as a married man I don't really feel I can afford to cry when my wife's emotions are already so unstable, and id consider her to be a pretty balanced person
I'm sure she also used his tears for lubrication.
That's so funny😂🤣
Hehehe
The last time I cried was when I farted and came at the same time. It’s like I ascended into another plane of existence.
This comment is underrated 😂
@@chrismadrigal6590 thank you kind sir
Is it possible to learn this power
@@belminm.5168 Yes. You need open your body and mind.
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
"My EX-boyfriend" 🤔 Women hate emotional men.
You just hit right on the point. They want to feel secure with a guy
Exactly, they beat around the bush too much. Her having sexual attraction towards a man's emotional pain is a giant red flag.
@aimee curry Someone is off their meds
@aimee curry Well, at least your honest about it. However, I have no female friends nor do I want any.
aimee curry women that type in all caps is my biggest turnoff
I cry all the time listening to music and watching movies, but crying over my life is something I absolutely won’t do.
Same, except during break ups. Movies, music and horrific news/videos makes it way easier for me to feel empathy and cry than real life things with people I know, although that can happen too. But its way harder, there's some sort of barrier there.
This clip is so inauthentic on so many levels.
Yeah I feel that -- on many, many levels. Joe speaking in cliches about accepting feelings. Nicki saying "that's good! that's good!" every time he says that. Nicki "flirting" with Joe. Very strange showcase of human behavior.
@@finneganmcbride6224 She was low key disappointed when Joe said he cries
Woah, men are allowed 4 emotions.... hungry, horny, angry, happy
Crying is reserved for funerals. Sometimes I wish I didn’t believe this
Then stop believing this
Happy is not allowed, unless it's being happy for women
@@GH3MAN2 Stop believing the truth? Seems like a good way to get yourself and others hurt.
@@TheStraightestWhitest sounds like you're letting other enforce your actions and how you feel which is pretty sad
@@TheStraightestWhitest there is a societal order in which society values the repression of male emotion. is this a) a patriarchal society or b) an egalitarian society?
I was expecting a bit about guys who cry during sex...
"I WILL BE BACK!"
Bareback*
I grew up in the sixties. Back then father’s tended to be distant. Not a lot of emotions or crying. It was their job to “bring home the bacon” and that was about it. I can remember being a little kid and, if anything got me crying, my dad would say something like “ah, quit crying ya little baby”! That shit sticks with you throughout life. So,to me, crying means that I’m a baby. Therefore, I’d NEVER cry in front of anyone. I’d keep it hidden.
Mental note: remember to cry in front of Nikki glaser.
Then you'll both be crying
@@mcspam9119 Not bad. 🤣
Nikki: "Do you cry joe?"
Joe Rogan: "Yeah..this time when I had some DMT.."
Some people just don’t understand why we don’t want to cry or express our emotions
As a man all i wanna say is fellas never show yo emotions to anyone they simply dont care, they say they do but they don't.
@@shanemccarthy212 he's right tho i been there.... :'(
it's true
never tell anyone you're depressed either, especially a woman
they don't care
If you dont have the right friends
@@facade5050 never tell a woman any type of mental struggle. They don’t care they are seeking strength not weakness
@@jms0313 im sorry for you, but seriously you're living with toxic people.
At least the women i know dont do that.
It kind of bothers me that most women's motivations for men to express emotion is for some voyeuristic experience - Ego masked as Altruism.
Society's expectations and Communication is the male problem, not emotion... if women knew what most men silently endure and feel deeply internally?
Their minds would be blown because many talk with this one dimensional perception of us.
Yep. Women have similar problems, but instead it’s with some men seeing women as one dimensional beings. Saw it in the video (against men), and saw it in the comments (against women).
I'm trying to understand what you're saying in the first part of your comment. Basically women feel like its good of them to want/allow men to show emotion but its just to feel good about themselves? Like virtue signaling?
@@natemitten5787 They're not actually concerned with whats wrong or trying to help resolve it, they're more involved with the experience, the novelty and being able to witness it.
Many men feel like "Lifestyle accessories" as opposed to "Partners".
@@Spoeism ohhh,I see. Yeah it can definitely be that way sometimes. Thanks for responding
@@natemitten5787 yeah its not "One size fits all", just seems to be a result of our current cultural paradigms and perceptions.
I'm referring to the female cluster who are the equivilant of guys who see women as "Objects" but in no way represents women as a whole.
I picked Nikki Glaser up as an Uber driver in LA about 3 years ago. I didn't know who she was until she told me who she was. I did not expect her to be this big. She is a great person to speak with.
I've cried at anything that shows human solidarity and kindness. Those acts bring it out in me. I don't cry at shit that most people would cry at, like funerals. When I go to a funeral and I see an 89 year old dead person there, I feel like saluting them and saying "GOOD run, buddy! That's amazing!" I also very aggressive towards shitty society as a whole and I never back down from a fight, regardless of who it is. Maybe that's why I get emotional when people are being good to each other. It's the ideal I want, but is so rare.
I almost feel like I wrote this... Good on you man!
Damn dog ..that's so spot an relatable.. love from NC
Hit me in the head with a 4x4 , no tears . Saving this sweet little dog out of my woods a few months back , I cried when I finally got her. Looking into my son's eyes when he was born , I cried . Happy tears are all that fall from me , and unfortunately that's not often enough , but they are SOOOO satisfying when it happens.