Why do people apologize and say, "I'm sorry" when they cry on TV? I see this all the time, and it puzzles me. Have we turned into such a cold world that public displays of emotion are taboo? If a person wants to cry, as long as it's for a good reason and not about something stupid, then they should be allowed to do so. They shouldn't feel ashamed or find the need to apologize for showing tears, since that's part of being human. Does anybody have an answer/theory behind people apologizing for crying on TV?

Because it is personal and by doing it in public they brought everyone into their personal stuff without choice?

Mars23 said:

Could be.

psychodelicide said:

Those same people don't say anything when the fart in the elevator

PANDURITO said:

Or have sex on the train

PREDOMINANT said:

DanceWme said:

Did you apologize?

PANDURITO said:

I always do.

Good girl

sex on a train is great... it's like... jerking off on the washing machine.

dawntreader said:

dawntreader said:

You miser!
I told you it's no use as fabric softener

PANDURITO said:

it looked so nice creamy and white.

I've just eaten something soft and white!!!

PANDURITO said:

I think this thread may have gone too far.....
[Edited 1/18/08 6:58am]

Bechamel covered cauliflower.

I'm ready for a afternoon

PANDURITO said:

Cheesy Cauliflower

PANDURITO said:

stuff with cheese on

jami0mckay said:

Look up!
Wrong thread

PANDURITO said:

same post, we're jinxed now

jami0mckay said:

jinx

PANDURITO said:

Nope, it was wrong before now 'tis repaired

PANDURITO said:

that looks good

@ ya'll.

PANDURITO said:

how spanish.... even the bowl looks spanish.

I apologize because it makes some people feel uncomfortable when I cry. Also, I hate coming off as a weak bitch.

Mars23 said:

same is true for laughter and any other emotion

from now on let's all wear masks