Greasers, as depicted in S.E. Hinton's "The Outsiders," often refrain from crying in front of strangers because they prioritize toughness and emotional stoicism as a means of protecting their image and vulnerability. Showing emotions, particularly in a tough environment, can be seen as a sign of weakness that may invite ridicule or further conflict. Additionally, their tough exterior serves to maintain solidarity within their group and to uphold the social expectations of their subculture.
Greasers often don't cry because they are portrayed as tough and resilient individuals who feel the need to suppress their emotions to maintain their street credibility. In their tough environment, showing vulnerability can be seen as a weakness, making it difficult for them to express feelings openly. Additionally, societal expectations and peer pressure contribute to their reluctance to show tears, as they strive to uphold a certain image within their group.
Ya mum!
cow girls dont Cry
eyes dont cry
maybe is slow and good , realy
Greasers were tough guys. It's just a rework of the common wisdom that Boys Don't Cry. Tough guys don't cry in front of strangers -- and some of them never express that release, even in the comfort of silence.
Cry for the Strangers - 1982 TV was released on: USA: 11 February 1982
Cry for the Strangers - 1982 TV is rated/received certificates of: Iceland:16 Norway:15 (video premiere) UK:15
To cry for strangers. Lol if you use tis your screwed.
i dont know, but dont cry
because if they dont they go mental and cry and cry and cry
i dont really know i didnt see it i wish cry cry cry cry!:''(
they dont...
the general mood on Alfenique is content and happy. people dont cry because they dont have eyes.
The cast of Soldiers Dont Cry - 2007 includes: Ayisha Sinclair
first you say your sad, than say why, then cry.
Ones that dont cry