I wanted to title this blog 'Why I Will Never Date a Chinese Guy'.  
But I know as soon as I put that out there my next post will be 'I'm Dating a 
Chinese Guy'.
So, I'm at a bar, having a normal 
conversation with my friend when all of a sudden I notice a guy crying 
in the booth infront of me.  He was crying so hard I thought it had to 
be a joke.  I couldn't hear what the girl
 was saying to him but it was causing him to cry an uglier cry than 
Oprah could ever cry.  Chinese MEN have beat Oprah in the ugly cry 
department.  
So if it stopped here I might still be writing this blog post - but 
it did not stop here.  He literally crumbled before our eyes.  After 
many minutes of crying, and me trying not to look at the 
uncomfortable train crash happening in front of my eyes, the girl gets up
 and walks out.  Oh boy, what's going to happen now???  First he cried 
with his head down on to the table, then he started banging 
his head on the table.  Then he laid down in a pool of tears 
on the booth seat.  At this point the next part seemed inevitable - he fell right down
 onto the floor - still crying the ugly cry. 
We looked around and realized we were the
 only ones witnessing this scene.  As I've
 said before the Chinese are not afraid to stare and that's about all 
the waitresses did when we told them.  An older gentleman walked in, looked at the 
sobbing blob underneith the table, and just kept right on walking.  No 
one helped this obviously troubled man.  Eventually his girl came back 
and tried to console him but he was weeping even louder at that point.  
When we couldn't watch it any longer we decided to leave, go home alone, and be thankful that 
we are single.  We assumed this girl was breaking up with this guy. 
 She actually looked older than him so in our made up story she was his 
first love, but she is married, pregnant with his kid, and refuses to 
leave her husband.  He can't handle it. 
This isn't the first public sighting of a crying Chinese man but I know this is an exaggerated version.  I am purely judging on what I saw.  Obviously I don't know all the information but my side of the story was just too good not to share.  Poor guy - hope he's ok now.
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