There are some beautiful descriptions of men crying in books/other prose. I feel like, since women crying is accepted/expected, many authors maybe go on autopilot when describing their tears, whereas with a male character they have to think harder.

I've run across a few myself, like these:“He dropped in his chair, and covering his face, burst into those terrible sobs that shake and rend a strong man.” —Gene Stratton-Porter, Freckles “Then he wept, passionately and deeply, the way that men weep because they are men.” --John Barnes, One for the Morning Glory 

What does y'all's crying prose look like?