The last time i cried was when my entire family was horrifically murdered by a maniac with a tea pot.lRookiel said:
I never could quite bring myself to drink my national beverage ever again.
Crying
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I never could quite bring myself to drink my national beverage ever again.
Yesterday actually.
A lot of things have been going through my mind as of late. Most of which I don't really feel like talking about right now.
Sometimes I feel like I have no control over what happens to me. Sometimes I feel like I'm stuck and I'm not getting anywhere in life. And sometimes I just feel unmotivated.
I try to hold these feelings in for the most part and hope they pass. But eventually it becomes to much for me and I have to cry.
A lot of things have been going through my mind as of late. Most of which I don't really feel like talking about right now.
Sometimes I feel like I have no control over what happens to me. Sometimes I feel like I'm stuck and I'm not getting anywhere in life. And sometimes I just feel unmotivated.
I try to hold these feelings in for the most part and hope they pass. But eventually it becomes to much for me and I have to cry.
My mum's partner was undergoing a bypass operation as I sat my exams, which I've fucked up pretty bad in, and I'm on the verge of cutting myself as a reminder not to screw up again.
So yeah, plenty of crying here.
So yeah, plenty of crying here.
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OT: Last time I was at the dentist, tears were streaming down my face, but that may have had more to do with the laughing gas.
Last time I cried...
*Me, looking around on the internet with nothing to do*
"Hmm... 'My Little Dashie'? Sounds interesting enough! Lets give it a quick read!"
...I cried like a little *****, but it is an absolutely amazing read, I highly suggest you take 20 minutes out of your day and read it...
*Me, looking around on the internet with nothing to do*
"Hmm... 'My Little Dashie'? Sounds interesting enough! Lets give it a quick read!"
...I cried like a little *****, but it is an absolutely amazing read, I highly suggest you take 20 minutes out of your day and read it...
A month or two ago, our youngest cat died from feline Beriberi. We'd managed to keep him alive for 5 years afterwards, 5 years longer than the vet had expected.
Born with a broken wrist and an umbillical hernia, he was the only one out of his litter to survive. Once the Beriberi started affecting him, he'd have seizures every now and then, and it'd only get worse. He passed away curled up on my mother's chest.
Born with a broken wrist and an umbillical hernia, he was the only one out of his litter to survive. Once the Beriberi started affecting him, he'd have seizures every now and then, and it'd only get worse. He passed away curled up on my mother's chest.
If you realize this song you'll know why I cried.
"In the lap of a mountain. So far and wide. Down by a rivver. Love is waitin' for us. Where the leaves turn to gold. Beneath the limitless blues. In the lap of a mountain. I can't help but lovin' you."
This song was played at the very end of Buried. The movie has a very good theme of "There may be hope, but good luck making it come true."
"In the lap of a mountain. So far and wide. Down by a rivver. Love is waitin' for us. Where the leaves turn to gold. Beneath the limitless blues. In the lap of a mountain. I can't help but lovin' you."
This song was played at the very end of Buried. The movie has a very good theme of "There may be hope, but good luck making it come true."
Man, I know how that feels. I'm going through that right now. I haven't cried, because that's apparently not how I deal with my emotional pain. I just get a weird and depressing feeling where I feel like I should cry, but I just don't. The same thing happened when my dad died. I think I shed one manly tear at the funeral, but that's it.Mariakko said:
On another note, a few shows/books have gotten me close to crying, but only one of each have actually elicited tears. Namely, Chuck (the finale) got me, as well as Mockingjay (the last Hunger Games book). I think this was amplified because both romance plotlines remind me of the girl I like.
I think I last cried to watching Fight Club, as my recollection of the movie was beautiful. I had a whole epiphany of relation with the main character, and what happened, as the simplistic view of it astounded me from what could have been just a simple, mindless movie (Inspired by a book). It was the whole idea about being who you want to be instead of what you are suppressed into, as well as the idea that life is slowly ebbing away whilst we just let it happen. <- I probably would try and do something right now, but it's raining and the video games are inside.
"Nice job." Thanks, Captcha, admitting manly tears is a good thing.
"Nice job." Thanks, Captcha, admitting manly tears is a good thing.
The last time I cried was in March, when a tornado hit about 10 miles south of my town. Anyone (probably Americans) who heard about Henryville, Indiana getting hit, that's what I'm talking about. For everyone else, it's this tiny town that was pretty well devistated by a tornado that went right through the town. I was working at the time (I'm a DJ), so I had to do the live coverage of the storm. Sitting there while all the phone calls and details came rolling in got me pretty stessed out, and I ended up feeling pretty helpless. When I got home that night, my mom was waiting, gave me a big hug, and told me she'd been listening, and I completely lost my shit for about a minute. Not my best day.
I cried last when I was reminiscing about my ex-fiancée. And how I always knew it was doomed from the start.
Sigh... But yeah, I often have a little weep. Not even if anything bad has happened. Just every few months or so, I just let it all out. I think it's healthy to do so.
Captcha - Van Surfing. What?
Sigh... But yeah, I often have a little weep. Not even if anything bad has happened. Just every few months or so, I just let it all out. I think it's healthy to do so.
Captcha - Van Surfing. What?
