Why do men rarely cry? Is it because testosterone makes us angry instead of tearful? I generally tend to find I get aggressive, rather than weepy, when I'm under a lot of stress.

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Maybe it's because testosterone makes us angry instead of tearful. I generally tend to find I get aggressive rather than weepy when I'm under a lot of stress

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Because men aren't sensitive like women are. They do cry, but less often.
Women have confirmed this to my face. I can explain if you must.