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Crying

She could have made me cry over Tonks and Lupin, but given thier death scene was something to the effect of "and Harry walked past their dead bodies and then went to beat Voldemort it wasn't particularly tearjerking for me. :/

I find Dumbledore/Grindlewald heartachingly tragic, though. Probably because it's a male version of Gelphie, I dunno. I wish she'd actually written it into the book D:
 
I cried so hard also when in the movie theater while watching Pokemon: The First Movie. I was bawling when Ash supposedly died and when all the Pokemon started fighting and getting tired, especially when Pikachu refused to fight with it's clone and got beaten up by it.

In the Sonic X episode, "Beginning of the End", I cried a lot at the end because Chris was crying and so was Sonic.

I also recall crying while watching an episode of Full house and Wakko's Wish when I was little.

I was crying because I was laughing so hard the other day because I had no idea what an organ grinder's monkey was called, so I just called it a monkey grinder. My mom was "Lilijana, how could you say such a thing?!" and then started laughing. We laughed for the rest of the day. I remember meesing around and laughing like a madman while saying, "GRINDIN' UP ME MONKEY MEAT!!!".

That's about all I can think of right now.
 
I tend to cry when I stare at something too long and forget to blink with contacts in.

Funny, though, I feel like crying sometimes, but can't. Only once in the past long while, actually.
 
I mostly cry out of sheer anger, simply because I can't do anything about whatever made me so furious.

When I'm truly terrified, I do sometimes cry.

I also tend to break down when I'm rereading/watching/playing something I dearly love, especially at the end. Nostalgia does not have a good effect on me. Knowing that I'll never be able to know the feel of reading/watching/playing it for the first time again just kills me. Me rereading the first series of Warriors? Not a pretty sight at all.
 
I cry randomly without any real reason that I can see for short periods of time semifrequently. :/
 
I cry all the time. I know I'm about to cry when the tip of my nose begins to feel warm and tingly. Usually triggered by dramatic/romantic moments in television shows, cartoons, and movies. Sometimes books, but I haven't sat down to read a book for pleasure in a long, long time.
 
I've found myself to become worryingly more prone to crying over touching fiction as I get older. Now the Pokémon episode Bye Bye Butterfree manages to reduce me to a hysterically sobbing blob of patheticness, as well as various pieces of fanfiction,
Dobby's death (although for some reason no other death in the book)
, The Lion King, and various other films, oddly mostly children's movies.

The first time I cried over any fiction was over the movie AI. God, that was depressing. Then I found it pretty remarkable. Now it's not even news. D:

I cried over Bye Bye Butterfree as well. :D
But strangely, I think Dobby's death was the only one I didn't cry for. I cried for Mad Eye Moody but no, Dobby is just toooo much for my tear ducts apparently.

She could have made me cry over Tonks and Lupin, but given thier death scene was something to the effect of "and Harry walked past their dead bodies and then went to beat Voldemort it wasn't particularly tearjerking for me. :/

I find Dumbledore/Grindlewald heartachingly tragic, though. Probably because it's a male version of Gelphie, I dunno. I wish she'd actually written it into the book D:

Even though Tonks and Lupin are two of my favourite characters, the same thing happened to me. I didn't actually realise they were dead until Fred was dead and I went >O and ran back to check.
Although that was probably because I got spoiled for Remus' death, but whatever. xD
 
Funny, though, I feel like crying sometimes, but can't.

I did that once... I remember me gasping for a few minutes. My throat felt funny...

Then, after I finally pulled myself together, I burst into tears.

That was a sad moment....
Well luckily now I know that it wasn't actually what I thought, and there was no reason to cry over it :D

I wonder if that was about California too...
 
I've cried a lot more than usual recently (although one of the many times was years of joy)

Stupid feelings getting out of hand
 
Oh man I cry at really stupid stuff, like if I'm arguing with someone and... well, yeah arguing with people makes me cry usually, and it's really dumb because I'm not even upset, and then people are all "oh no are you ok" and I'm like "yes I'm fine I just happen to be crying because I cry at really stupid things"

Doesn't happen too often, though. And sometimes I'll get close to crying over really happy parts in books or movies, but not usually deaths or anything. I feel really sad at deaths like Mufasa in the Lion King, though, so.
 
I haven't cried since my parents got divorced, which was last year. I guess nothing really sad/really painful has happened to me in awhile.
 
I cry over Lion King also. When Mufasa died, when Nuka died and when Zira died also. Also, when Scar scratches Sarabi and she falls to the ground, I thought she would die, so I started crying.
I remember crying over my Aunt Peggy's death so much, and my eyes were sore from falling in some brambles. The salt from my tears stung, so I cried even more, which introduced even more pain.
 
I'm kind of odd. Usually it takes a lot to make me cry - I shed a couple tears at my grandma's funeral and after finding out my week-old brother needed open-heart surgery, but not much more than that, even though those were the saddest times of my life. (Dunno if any of you remember the thread I made on the old forums about my neighbor's cat getting killed by the new neighbors' dog, but I didn't cry then, even though I felt incredibly shitty.)

But on occasion I'll start crying over smaller things too, like when I felt bad when I ribbed my bro into doing something stupid on an online game and he lost a very rare item from it. I also cry when I'm talking to my dad about something that's putting an unbelievable amount of pressure on me, especially when it's something that he's doing.
 
I cry when I'm upset, I cry when I'm happy, I cry when I hurt myself, I cry at books (Bridge to Terabithia. That is all.), I cry at movies, I cry at songs (Kaze to Issho Ni. *sob*), and I cry at fan fiction. Heck, I even cried at a lemon once. I cry WAAAYYY to mutch.
 
What makes me cry.... *thinks*

Sad parts in movies, daydreams (sometimes), some songs, Really awesome stuff (tears of joy :D), other people crying, scary things (lolya!!), nightmares, sad parts in books, getting yelled at.

So I tend to cry a lot, yah. :/
 
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