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I had to hold back tears? WTF?

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When girls use 'I had to hold back tears' to get sympathy from others.

Does using the phrase 'I had to hold back tears' make any difference to this occurance. Why do women feel the need to constanly evoke sympathy unto themselves?

https://www.yahoo.com/news/outfit-too-inappropriate-gym-000000647.html

The part of the article that made me smile with disdain:

'Her Facebook post may have exuded confidence, but behind the self-deprecating humor, she admitted that as she walked out of the gym, she had to fight back tears.'

OMG. She felt like crying. Her life must be so difficult.

Poor woman.
 
Her outfit looked fine to me??

IMHO, she shouldn't have been kicked out of the gym in the first place!!
 
So many times in my life I have had a girl say to me:

'I am scared of you.'

And its always when I call a girl out on her bullshit and won't give in to her. So she uses the 'I am scared of you' rescue line.

Same as the 'I had to hold back tears' sympathy evoking line.

Hate that type of behaviour.
 
MisterAsianLover said:
So many times in my life I have had a girl say to me:

'I am scared of you.'

And its always when I call a girl out on her bullshit and won't give in to her. So she uses the 'I am scared of you' rescue line.

Same as the 'I had to hold back tears' sympathy evoking line.

Hate that type of behaviour.
Sounds to me that you send out the wrong signals.............

Myself I am just a cute old Smerf whom the ladies want to cuddle.
 
Sounds to me MAL is willing to present issues that many of us are afraid to confront without hurting other people's feelings. Anyway I have heard some men said the same thing, I am scared of you. In reality men and women evoke reactions from others which I completely concur, it is annoying.
 
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