Why do girls cry when they see their idols?

[rupol2000]

This is about psychology.

Women in general often cry, but it cannot be said that this is completely uncharacteristic of men. Men cry too, they just don't cry in pain and don't cry over trifles. Men, however, may cry from intense grief and inspiration.

Men almost never cry when they see their idols on stage. Why do girls often do this?

 

[JoeMoma]

^^ I cried reading this post.

 

[rupol2000]

^^ I cried reading this post.

Are you a girl?

 

[rupol2000]

Only supergirls don't cry!

 

[JoeMoma]

Are you a girl?

No, but as you stated in your OP, men cry too.

 

[rupol2000]

Girls cry at the concert of the USSR idol 80s Yura Shatunov. They like him as a man, does it have something to do with their tears? What psyсhology say?

 

[katsteve2012]

This is about psychology.

Women in general often cry, but it cannot be said that this is completely uncharacteristic of men. Men cry too, they just don't cry in pain and don't cry over trifles. Men, however, may cry from intense grief and inspiration.

Men almost never cry when they see their idols on stage. Why do girls often do this?

Women are generally more emotional than men are.

Men are taught from birth that "real men don't cry", while is likely that women learn early on that a well placed tear or two can be helpful in getting what they want.

 

[JoeMoma]

 

[rupol2000]

Women are generally more emotional than men are.

About emotionality, I would argue. If that were the case, then women would be better people of arts.

while is likely that women learn early on that a well placed tear or two can be helpful in getting what they want.

But that's not this case, when they cry for pop idols

 

[katsteve2012]

About emotionality, I would argue. If that were the case, then women would be better people of arts.


But that's not this case, when they cry for pop idols

The point is that women are typically more emotional than men, whether it is in how they respond to their "idols" or anyone else.

 

[rupol2000]

The point is that women are typically more emotional than men, whether it is in how they respond to their "idols" or anyone else.

You want to say that they are more willing to show their emotions (or imitate it if they are absent)