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Crying

Juan Moro said:
In the season finale of House... :eek:
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Damn it, that's two posts in this thread about that now, at least, and my DVR recording of it somehow got botched, and it isn't on Fox on Demand or Hulu yet. :mad: It looks like it's set to re-air on Monday, but if it records on Monday, I won't be able to see it till god knows when (I'm not at my apartment where my DVR is very often right now). Maybe I could actually *watch* it Monday...hmmm...
 
I can't believe the number of people who have cried so recently, or so frequently. I may be even more surprised at the people who haven't cried in like 10+ years. :confused:
 
I'd have to say about 7 or 8 years ago, making me about 10 or 11. Unless you count my allergies I have extremely bad ones in the summer, and my eyes turn really red and water like crazy.

I try not to let things get to me, like relationships or anything just because it would be kind of unhealthy. haha

But my grandpa's funeral was around that age so I did cry then. I still don't get happy crying or "good" crying I really don't think there is such a thing.
 
I always get misty-eyed during this Memorial Day weekend when I see the number of vets and active duty military members, and remember those that have died in service.
 
Well, a few weeks ago (quite a few) I went to see my fiancée after work because she was sick. I'm sure I've cried since then, but this is the one I remember. I have some anxiety issues sometimes and I tend to over-exaggerate emotional issues. So, anyways, I'm at her house, and it's just a real minor sickness, nothing major, but she was coughing a lot and stuff, and there was just something that made me break down in tears. I cried for a while, even though I wasn't sad. We were talking, she was telling me she was fine, and I was bawling, "I know...it's just...I don't like it when you're sick," that kind of a thing, and I was even smiling through a lot of it and laughing, but I couldn't stop crying. It was weird. It's one of those moments where you really remember that you live for that person and worry about little things because you love them that much. :eek:
 
Today at the cemetary. My wife, father-in-law and me went to see my mother-in-laws grave. Died Sept 15, 2007.
Yesterday for my father who died May 24, 2003, at Saturday as well.
Tough weekend.
 
Earlier today due to a misunderstanding, I'm a frail thing when it comes down to it.
 
Last Time... listening to "That's What You Get" by Paramore, after my friend's birthday party.

Long backstory: It was the song she requested for her birthday at the skating rink, and I felt like an ******* after making her friends from her old town hate me because I couldn't shut up. Then it came up on shuffle and I basically cried thinking of how much an ass I was.

Not fun.
 
Rhosfelt said:
I still don't get happy crying or "good" crying I really don't think there is such a thing.
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I've only had it a couple of times, but my most recent one a few weeks back was from a health scare. I was really worried and scared over a problem I might have had. I lost a stone in weight from the worry, I didn't work for a month, I got really depressed over it all.

Then. I was told it was nothing. And coincidentally a little worry about my girlfriend was also fixed. 2 amazing things happened and I just couldn't hold it in.
 
I actually don't really cry very often (once or twice a year), and it never lasts long. I well up a bit rather more frequently. I mentioned the last time I cried already, but on Friday I was reading about the Columbia disaster again and that made me well up.

Basically anything where people have died in something that captures my imagination is guaranteed to make me tear up a little bit. The Olympics and space exploration are the two biggest ones.
 
Last night. I was hungry and my blood sugar levels were dropping, so I put some food on a plate and picked it up, and somehow managed to drop it all. ><

Might not be much in the grand scheme of things, but it sure was upsetting. (I tend to cry a lot anyway :/)
 
On Saturday when I went to a Memorial Day service at my grandfather's cemetary who died about a month ago. Then when we went to his gravesite.


Haven't cried like that in a while..
 
^ and thanks to you I've been reminded of another time. I find it very hard to watch the final sequence in the final episode of Spaced. Everything about that song and the last shots of the characters really makes me feel sad inside. Sad that there won't be another series of these amazing characters. I don't think I've cried but I just feel really hollow after watching it.

IMO one of the best TV shows ever.

Edit: Found it!
 
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That's exactly how the series finale of Six Feet Under made me feel, if you've seen it. The only difference is, I bawled for a good 10 minutes. Every time I hear the song played in the final moments I get a little emotional.
 
Two weeks ago my dad had a heart attack. Seeing him hooked up to all the machines, and the heart rate monitor being way too low was too much for me. I lost my mother 6 years ago, so I wasn't ready to lose my other parent, this time at only 27 years old.

Thank goodness he's doing fine now, and on the scale of heart attacks, it wasn't something major.
 
6 1/2 years ago, when my marriage broke-up. :confused:

Really crashed. Had to get some help. :eek:

All better now. ;)

Before then, I honestly can't remember. Not even when my parents passed away.

Normally very reserved.
 
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