No man is worth your tears, and the one who is, won't make you cry.

No man is worth your tears, and the one who is, won't make you cry, and the one who is, won't make you cry.

No man or woman can be translated into no man, which is better than no man or woman. There are only two kinds of people: men and women. That person won't make you cry, this sentence is an attributive clause, that is the antecedent, and it is the subject that won't make you cry.

Extended data:

Worthy of English [w? :θ] ? Beauty [w? :rθ]？

Worthy; Have the value of; Equivalence; Have the property of ...

Value; Wealth, property

Example:

(1) Who is he? Have you decided? Where to? Get? Answer? See? Where is it? That? House? And then what? Do you see it? What if? It? Is it possible? Bevos? Buy?

He decided to look at the house to see if it was worth buying.

(2) no? One? Is it? Is it worth it? Answer? Great? Deal? Yes? Sacrifice?

No one deserves great sacrifice.