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What do you think about crying men in public places.?
There is an old saying "A man cries only 3 times in the whole life." in Korea. First, when he was born. Second, when his parents die. Third, his country collapses.
The old saying means "A man should be strong and shouldn't show his weakness."
But, these days, crying men are spotted in public places occasionally. I'm neither for nor against this. I just take it as a kind of current phenomenom.
(I have a question. Is there any difference between [neither FOR nor against this] and [neither WITH nor against this]?)
What do you think about crying men in public places?
Thank you in advance!!!!!
22 giu 2024 03:16
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What do you think about crying men in public places.?
In Korea, there is an old saying: "A man cries only 3 times in the whole life. First, when he is born. Second, when his parents die. And third, when his country collapses."
The old saying means that a man should be strong and shouldn't show weakness. [No quotes needed.]
But these days, men are spotted occasionally crying in public places. I'm neither for nor against this. I just take it as a reflection of current ways. [Put "occasionally" next to the word it modifies, "spotted"].
(I have a question. Is there any difference between [neither FOR nor against this] and [neither WITH nor against this]?)
What do you think about crying men in public places?
Thank you in advance!!!!!
"For" is better than "with" to express agreement. The preposition "with" works better only if you give it a specific object. For example, "Jack thinks the school should hire a new principal and I am with him on that."
22 giugno 2024
What do you think about crying men in public places.?
There is an old saying "A man cries only 3 times in the whole life." in Korea. First, when he was born. Second, when his parents die. Third, his country collapses.
The old saying means "A man should be strong and shouldn't show his weakness."
But, these days, crying men are spotted in public places occasionally. I'm neither for nor against this. I just take it as a kind of current phenomenom.
(I have a question. Is there any difference between [neither FOR nor against this] and [neither WITH nor against this]?)
What do you think about crying men in public places?
Thank you in advance!!!!!
Men are humans too :-) Showing ones emotions is part of being human. Times have changed and it is not unmasculine for a man to cry
22 giugno 2024
What do you think about crying men in public places.?
There is an old saying "A man cries only 3 times in the whole life." in Korea. First, when he was born. Second, when his parents die. Third, when his country collapses.
The old saying means "A man should be strong and shouldn't show his weakness."
But, these days, crying men are spotted in public places occasionally. I'm neither for nor against this. I just take it as a kind of current phenomenom.
(I have a question. Is there any difference between [neither FOR nor against this] and [neither WITH nor against him/her]?)
What do you think about crying men in public places?
Thank you in advance!
22 giugno 2024
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