Dam I'm a Woman

[VinceV]

Ever since my wife and I had our son 4 years ago, things that would have never gotten to me, sometimes can affect me in ways I'm not used to. I swear I teared up and almost balled like a girl when I saw this. Oh well what can I do.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HUs1XHbslnA

[Nuclear Vampire]

I cried when I saw that too. Having kids really sets your priorities in order, and totally helps you to empathize with a story like that.

[emperor_black]

You are even spelling 'Damn' like a woman.

J/K

[VinceV]

You are even spelling 'Damn' like a woman.

J/K

See that's what I'm talking about. You mocking my spelling almost threw me into a a tiffy.:ROTF:

[fuel0707]

I'm guessing that a lot of guys around here feel like a lesbian trapped in a man's body.

[emperor_black]

See that's what I'm talking about. You mocking my spelling almost threw me into a a tiffy.:ROTF:

I'm not looking for a cat-fight either. :ROTF:

[JetFixxxer]

I cried when I saw that too. Having kids really sets your priorities in order, and totally helps you to empathize with a story like that.

+1

[Bengal]

Well, I have kids but I'm still a bit grumpy. I see this as a way to exploit the kids emotions for great TV. I know, I'm a cynical bastard, but that really is what it is. Those kind of things should be private, only for those invlolved...

Now, it was a decent story with a great reaction. Makes good TV. But we don't need to see everything... Do we???

But I do feel that once you have kids, you become more connected to these kind of things...

[mhalsey]

Wow! I did the same thing to my son when I got back in 2003 after 7 months. He was too young to really miss me when I was in Korea back in '95. I'll tell ya, seeing the look on his face when I walked into his classroom was the best comin' home gift I could've received. My wife had a really hard time not telling him that I was coming.

[Shawn Lutz]

yeah well, those pants make you look fat too

I have kids too and I'm man enough to admit I cry. My sons asked me if I cry several times because they've never see me cry. Kinda hard to explain because they think I should cry when I get physicaly hurt or something I tell them I cry when I see other children or people hurting

[bibz]

I have kids too and I'm man enough to admit I cry. My sons asked me if I cry several times because they've never see me cry. Kinda hard to explain because they think I should cry when I get physicaly hurt or something I tell them I cry when I see other children or people hurting

Or when someone buys a sweet 2hum strathead from under ya

I remember asking why my dad was tough and didn't cry when his friend died of cancer when I was 3-4. Dad bought his acoustic off him to give him some more money to enjoy the rest of his time with. Still the richest harmonically sounding guitar I've heard.

[OnlineStageGear]

You don't have to have kids to be touched by that. I know I was.

Matt

[semagic]

awesome...

[Spivonious]

Well, I have kids but I'm still a bit grumpy. I see this as a way to exploit the kids emotions for great TV. I know, I'm a cynical bastard, but that really is what it is. Those kind of things should be private, only for those invlolved...

Now, it was a decent story with a great reaction. Makes good TV. But we don't need to see everything... Do we???

But I do feel that once you have kids, you become more connected to these kind of things...

+10000

I hate the TV news. They prey on emotions just to make a good show. It's truly sickening.