I'll briefly answer some of the questions:
- My ex is the only person whose tears I've wiped
- Can't say if having my tears wiped is sexual or not, it's definitely an emotional longing wanting the person you love to wipe your tears
- I've cried in front of both (not a lot, mind you, though probably slightly more in front of females), and I usually wipe my tears when crying in front of others and can only think of maybe 2-3 times I cried in front of someone other than my ex that my tears flowed as I was crying a lot
- I don't think so based on the top Google search result which says men cry on average about 1.3 times a month, I definitely don't cry every month, the brief experiences I've shared have been over the period of say around 6-7 years (my average, if you count tearing up, of course including times I've cried by myself) over this period would probably be around once every 2-3 months (might be slightly higher as there have been shorter periods within these years when I've cried more often); I have seen a few male friends cry

Yeah, she shed a few tears occasionally and I did get to wipe them, but not kiss. One of my favourite moments was when her eyes welled up beautifully with happy tears, I got too caught up in the emotion of the moment that I wiped her tears before they could run down her cheeks, but her tear filled eyes were still gorgeous!

Hey folks, Lacrimal Lad here, thought I'd introduce myself! I'm just an average guy in my 20s who happens to have an attraction towards female tears. I generally appreciate the look of tears regardless of cause or quantity, but my ideal is tears of joy slowly welling up in the eyes and trickling down the cheeks drop by drop. This means while I still very much enjoy acted crying scenes, especially from eastern soap operas, my favorite type of crying videos are reaction videos and vlogs where the build up of the tears is seen unlike in acted scenes where cuts usually begin with the tears already in the character's eyes or already on their cheeks.

I don't cry that often myself (perhaps once or twice every couple of months, perhaps even less), and usually that only involves mild tearing up. But on the occasion I'm genuinely emotional, I do have tears running down my face, and if I try to talk while crying, my voice is clearly broken. That's me and my strange attraction to tears in a nutshell, have a good day!