Here are a bunch of grown men crying over the Cubs World Series win
Maybe crying in baseball is a good thing.
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Not only was the Cubs' World Series win freakin' incredible, but it just might do some good for breaking down gender norms.
Last night, numerous grown men exploded with tears as Game 7 concluded. And nothing. bad. happened.
The 2016 World Series proves that grown men openly weeping and showing their emotions is actually a good thing, and not something men should be afraid to do.
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Here are a bunch of happy grown men crying as the Cubs were named World Series champions last night.
1. Jimmy's body could not hold it together.
2. This young man was so caught up in his emotions that as soon as the Cubs won he accidentally moved out of frame and left us only the sounds of his cries and screams.
3. This grandpa straight up "can't believe it!"
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4. A few dudes at this excited party fell to the floor with joy.
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5. This Cubs fan nailed a blend of screaming and crying.
6. This is the most hugging I've ever seen between men in my life.
7. "They won! Why are you recording me?" this dude said through tears.
8. These two pals were so happy that one of them jumped up and then dramatically fell to the floor.
9. "They won! They fucking won it!" this dude wailed from the floor.
10. This dude was so happy that he kissed the TV and might have peed his pants. "You can cry now, honey." "I'm already crying."
So are we, dude. So are we.
Sophie Hirsh
Sophie was a Viral Content Intern for the Watercooler channel. More writing and other stuff by Sophie can be found at www.sophiehirsh.com.