I don't have that problem, problem is I get turned on when describing crying, even if the other person does not have a fetish.

I sometimes do. I was in a play once in my first drama group where I had to say that I can't drink brandy because it makes me cry. Although in that instance my embarrassment might have helped

I love hearing guys say the word 'cry'. There is something so vulnerable about the word. The most recent example I have is when there is a scene in Lucifer where Luci is telling his brother a story about a soul he tortured in hell, and he says  "when I returned, he was crying." Maybe it's his British accent that added to it, but I got those sweet butterflies in my stomach when he said that.  There is also a video of bloopers from Lucifer where Tom Ellis keeps flubbing his lines and groans, jokingly saying, "I'm going to cry...". Loved it! 

missyjdma wrote:

I love hearing guys say the word 'cry'. There is something so vulnerable about the word. The most recent example I have is when there is a scene in Lucifer where Luci is telling his brother a story about a soul he tortured in hell, and he says  "when I returned, he was crying." Maybe it's his British accent that added to it, but I got those sweet butterflies in my stomach when he said that.  There is also a video of bloopers from Lucifer where Tom Ellis keeps flubbing his lines and groans, jokingly saying, "I'm going to cry...". Loved it! 

 
I agree with you about hearing guys say the word 'cry'. I really love it whenever I hear a guy say a crying related word, whether in real life or in movies/tv . Except when my dad would say such words, then I just feel very uncomfortable

I have no problem writing such words either. Although I must admit that I'm slightly having some trouble saying these words out loud. But that also depends on whom I am with at that moment.