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Most women cry all the time.(Myth of the Month)
"Some women are really emotional, but most of my friends know how to keep it together. If something sad happens, I'll cry, but I'm not going to get all weepy watching Greys Anatomy."--Taha, 31
"I know women who work the tears to their advantage--like if they're fighting with a guy, ...
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