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by Melan on November 5th, 2008

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At 40 it's still acceptable crying because of physical pain?
Last week I slipped and broke my big toe against a concrete wall
I managed not to cry, but when a doctor was setting it (without anestethic) I burst into tears.
I felt embarrassed.

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  • by AbsolutValu on November 5th, 2008

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    I think crying is a perfectly normal biological reaction, especially to pain. I don't think they're anything to be embarrassed about, at any age.

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  • by Debris - the new slimline version. on November 5th, 2008

    Debris - the new slimline version.

    I think is is crazy that people think it is wrong to cry.

    if it hurts physically or emotionally then why on earth shouldn't a person cry.

    I would never think less of a person who cries.

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