OK, so just curious about something.

When girls watch movies, especially romantic ones, we identify with the feelings. Sometimes we get unnerved at "our" men for not being like the movie men. (There is a whole argument on why women should not torture themselves with romance movies and novels...but I digress.)

Sometimes we look at our men and sigh..we feel the love that we shared in the movie and we feel that passion and affections that were shared on screen, and we get ideas of our own. (Eyebrows waggling Grouch Marx style)

Men usually groan inwardly and outwardly when coerced into watching a romantic comedy, or drama. I am just wondering though...

Do they ever sit and think about what happened? Do they get emotional at all? I know they pretend to be dull emotionless fish often ( ok, maybe they aren't pretending) but I mean come on. They aren't completely dead inside.

Like when the best friends for 10 years finally realize they are perfect for one another, and thewedding to the wrong guy is broken up at the last minute run into each others arms and get married. Do they get the little lump in their throat?

When Mr Darcy and Miss Bennett run to one another across the field, and claim their love for no other....do they get a little misty eyed?

When Adrianne loses her true love Dr Paul Flanner, and is devastated... Do they shake uncontrollably with sobs?

Ok, I know the initial answer to that one is no, unless we aren't in the room.

I'm just saying. Men aren't heartless and cold (completly at least). They get pumped up in action films, do their heartstings tug at true romance? Do they ever see themselves through the film?

Maybe I am just expecting too much out of men. Just curious...