He has quite a lot of crying moments in Shameless : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U9USiwcbM5w

He tries to hide his tears at 39:38 : https://filmehd.to/seriale/shameless-sezonul-3/

Here too at 52:03 : https://filmehd.to/seriale/shameless-sezonul-5/

PhoebeOnThePhone wrote:

Got a bunch of new ones!

Josh Hartnett cries several tears at the end of Trap
Daniel Zovatto shakes with sobs for a long time around 1:19:00 of Woman of the Hour
Nicholas Hoult cries roughly two thirds of the way through Renfield
Jamie Dornan's' eyes slowly fill with tears around 52:00 of A Haunting in Venice and another guy is very near tears around 1:09:00
Andrew Garfield tears up multiple times in We Live In Time: about 48:30, 1:18:00, and 1:31:00

Thank you, Phoebe. They're all lovely ! I loved Zovatto's scene the most as he gradually reveals his crying face to the camera.
 

inmyarmsagain wrote:

I don't think so at all. He spent many years on high doses of ssris like myself which inhibits your ability to cry and feel emotion and now that he is off then I think he just embraces the full range of his emotions as is healthy. You may not agree with everything he has to say but he is a genuinely empathetic person who suffered with severe mental illness and depression himself including suicidal ideation for years and understands what is like first hand.

What possible manipulation could there be in it for him when he gets emotional talking about the loneliness of others? Not his own suffering or pity for himself, but the suffering of strangers? He gains nothing from that. I think he's terribly misjudged. We as a society try to encourage men not to suppress their emotions anymore and that it's OK to cry but when a public figure demonstrates a softness in that regard you see manipulation. Cut him a little slack

I still like Jordan Peterson overall so please don't get me wrong about me saying that. I've been following his lectures since 2017 and I also read 12 Rules for Life and Maps of Meaning (his first book) and I think he's very insightful man but I recently got the impression , in the last 2 years that he's sort of hiding something about his personal life that sort of consumes him or makes him have a susceptible mood at times. I'm not talking here about the his moments of gratitude towards his followers during which he also cries. I'm talking about certain moments during some interviews when he's asked what he was doing or some random topic it's been brought about and he suddenly tears up or becomes gloomy. I didn't  know al ot of details about the effects of those meds you were talking about but I noticed Peterson crying  very openly even from about  2018 ( this is the first time I saw him shedding tears https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IvBm0ZUfe7I )   and at one point he even recognized he's easily brought to tears which I thi

inmyarmsagain wrote:

Jordan Peterson breaks down in tears discussing loneliness and how many "people are dying for lack of a kind word" and how others could so easily help with that

https://youtu.be/p0dtca7fMys?si=-Lracl40UZ93Ct4Y

Thank you for posting this.  Peterson is a crying master but I also think he's sort of manipulating people with his display of emotions. You can also see him crying a lot in this one from 1:20 :00 on. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W7VfhuRHp2c&t=4700s
 

This is not from Dexter: Original Sin, but I found it quite interesting nonetheless. Have you had the chance to see any emotional scenes with him in other films or in the Dexter series? Please share.

 https://2kmoviehd.to/watch-tv/watch-before-we-die-free-70422.4809847 (Ep 4 at 8:50) His character feels sorry for killing a bunch of people.
 https://2kmoviehd.to/watch-tv/watch-before-we-die-free-70422.4809850 ( Ep 5, it starts at 3:25)