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Crying

Yeah, I cry at touching movies, and only when I'm really upset. Not just randomly or for silly reasons, though. :3

EDIT: And I also cried at the end of Pokemon Mystery Dungeon Blue version. I know.
 
I cry a looooooooooooooooooooooooooo-*breathes*-ooooooooooooooooot.

And at about anything, too.

I'm the biggest crybaby ever. :D
 
Why must you insist on referring to people of the male gender as 'guys'?

No, really, I'm joking. But I hate that word.

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It's a perfectly acceptable term. Deal. =)


*makes mental note to use some other word when making a post directed at Castform, and to never refer to him as such*
 
I do quite a lot, even though I try to hold it back. I'm very sensitive with strong opinions and rather fragile emotions. What really annoys me is how some people think crying makes you less... or, wait, in fact, more inferior. Yeah.

Really? You always seem so happy on here, I never would have thought so. ^^
 
I... cry a lot. I''m sensitive, and when stressed, I usually cry. Simple, no? It relieves stress! ^^ If I read a really good book, I tend to cry. I cry everytime I read the ending of the Sight, the Fionavar Tapestry, etc. When I was little, I cried at every season finale of Digimon. << I still cry a lot, sadly, but since school ended, less stress and thus I cry less. =D
 
I cry when I'm upset, I cry when I get hurt... yeah.

My eyes always water at random times but mostly when I walk by my crush.

I'm a big crybaby. I'm sensitive, although books/movie/the Internet don't really make me cry. The only movie I cried at was March of the Penguins because some penguins died. (But Wall*E came close)

I'm gonna regret posting this.
 
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Yeah, I cry. I like to express my feelings, except for anger. It's odd for me to cry because I'm usually surrounded by male peers; who don't really understand emotions that well. They see crying as something to hold back, they bottle it up and it messes them up. I am sensitive and cry when I feel like it. I have a very close friend of mine who I hardly see anymore that is much more emotional than I am. He's a great friend of mine that love to express. I find communicating to people that let go of their emotions to be healthier in mentality.

Like emotional expressions, I also love seeing asterisks in messages or excessive exclamation marks. It's just awesome to me, I don't really type like that because I'm used to typing like this. English is an emotionless, genderless language - I have no problem with that though, I know a native language but I prefer to speak & think in English.

I just love passion. I have a passion for passion.
 
Very, very rarely. Just about the only time I can remember was when my dad died, and even then it was only for about half an hour. I don't know, I just don't cry.
 
All the fucking time.

Because I am a damn pussy.

I also cry when I get pissed off, which I don't know if you noticed but it happens a lot. And then I think, what's wrong with you, verne, suck it up, guys don't cry, and I cry more because I'm ... a damn pussy.
 
I don't really cry when I get hurt physically, I scream and get pissed off and want to beat something up. I should add that. I only cry when emotionally hurt and or watch something sad/touching/cute.
 
Geez, I cry if we run out of tea. I cry if it's Monday. I cry if it's that time of month, and I cry if the weather's not exactly right.

....-sniff-
 
I'm very sensitive, so maybe if my mum yells at me or says something particularly nasty (sometimes it's just my sister slamming her door or something that makes me), I'll sometimes nearly burst into tears. Or if I'm disappointing someone, like the rest of the family are going out and I say no because I just can't bear to.

But I'm not a person who gets depressed easily, so usually in a while I'll do something good that will make me forget all about it. I'm not someone who'll sit in her bed crying her eyes out over a broken relationship, I'm more likely to just get up and go, 'well, there's no point crying over spilt milk'. =D

If I do cry at something stupid - I try to avoid self-pity as much as possible - I will hate it and vow never to cry again or something. But usually I think crying is a good thing. And I don't mind at all if I'm crying at a film. Which is often. xD

Let's see... powerful, beautiful music will often make me tingle or tremble, and when combined with a powerful, beautiful film (like Ghibli stuff, I'm a wreck by the end of them) then I'll cry, or a really sad part in Final Fantasy VII (yeah you know the part, gosh I'm original aren't I)

Just... don't go near me when I'm watching a particularly sad Doctor Who episode. Or Titanic God just don't let me every watch it unless you want the house to flood.

Oh... physical pain. I don't think I've ever been in physical pain enough to cry. Usually I'm quite tolerant with pain. I think I'm quite good at handling it. Does my eyes watering when I'm trying to brush my hair count? XD;

Ohhh (this post is getting quite long and in a crying topic, what does this say about me, I wonder...) and I cry when I think of very sad things that could happen. Like my parents (especially my dad) dying. Because I have too much of an imagination and I can believe it's happening right now. >_> And I'll sometimes cry a lot at that.
 
I cry when something upsets me a lot, or when I'm feeling tired and/or emotionally drained and something just pushes me over the edge.

I don't cry very much at movies/songs/other works of fiction, but there are a few that do make me cry or tear up.
 
I've probably only cried twice in the last year. I can't remember when I cried harder, at the beginning of the "Great Depression", or when my mom kept me up in my room BECAUSE I WAS YELLING OUTSIDE.
But I felt more pain at the beginning of the "Great Depression".
If you want to know what the "Great Deppresion" was (no, it's not the bank thing, it's just what my sister and I call it because it's literally a great depression), ask me. I don't feel like posting it randomly.
 
I can't remember. The most recent time that I should have was when I was skipping down a slope, the entrance to my dad's work place, and I tripped, fell, rolled over, got back up and started skipping again like nothing ever happened. Gardevoir asked me if I felt like a ninja when I did that. Answer is yes.
Anyway, I should have cried then. It hurt.
But still, I can't remember the last time I cried.
 
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