Do You Cry?
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Everyone cries.
The last time I cried was over the weekend when I was having a bad time and found out that I had basically wasted mine and other peoples times and was unable to go to the one enjoyable thing that I had an opportunity to go to in weeks and weeks simply because I was too incompetent to preorder a ticket and then had to stay behind alone. Before that, it's been a long long time. I only really cry for supreme and intense frustration- not pain or 'sad things'. I know that Up didn't make me cry, I can't remember if Toy Story 3 did.
The last time I cried was over the weekend when I was having a bad time and found out that I had basically wasted mine and other peoples times and was unable to go to the one enjoyable thing that I had an opportunity to go to in weeks and weeks simply because I was too incompetent to preorder a ticket and then had to stay behind alone. Before that, it's been a long long time. I only really cry for supreme and intense frustration- not pain or 'sad things'. I know that Up didn't make me cry, I can't remember if Toy Story 3 did.
I want to see that movie so badly D: I like a good weepie.
I do cry, but recently, I haven't been able to cry when I want to like I used to. It has to build up.
Last time was watching the Pokemon movie a few days ago [sub]don't judge me[/sub] but I'd had a lot on my mind too.
I do cry, but recently, I haven't been able to cry when I want to like I used to. It has to build up.
Last time was watching the Pokemon movie a few days ago [sub]don't judge me[/sub] but I'd had a lot on my mind too.
Few moments I've cried: The mentioned scene in Up, and also when the "Adventure Book" is referenced much, much later in the movie.
Elite Beat Agents' song "You're the Inspiration" has a pretty moving ending. Also, the final level starts out with a real bang.
Finally, Phoenix Wright: Trials and Tribulations - finding the murderer of the last case had quite a shock to it.
Elite Beat Agents' song "You're the Inspiration" has a pretty moving ending. Also, the final level starts out with a real bang.
Finally, Phoenix Wright: Trials and Tribulations - finding the murderer of the last case had quite a shock to it.
No. Not because I'm 'too manly' or don't want to or anything, simply because I can't get myself to cry. Sometimes I wish I could.
Honestly though, a few months ago I noticed tears flowing down my cheeks when listening to the Jurassic Park theme song for the first time in ages, but it wasn't accompanied by an emotion.
Proper emotional fuelled crying? Haven't done it in years, maybe a decade.
Honestly though, a few months ago I noticed tears flowing down my cheeks when listening to the Jurassic Park theme song for the first time in ages, but it wasn't accompanied by an emotion.
Proper emotional fuelled crying? Haven't done it in years, maybe a decade.
I generally remain stoic in public. But when I'm alone I might tear up, or even cry if something moves me to it.
Last time I cried was over Stephen Fry's first autobiography, when his Mother and familiy visit him in prison. Powerful stuff. Though it was more a shedding of a few tears than actual crying.
Last time I cried was over Stephen Fry's first autobiography, when his Mother and familiy visit him in prison. Powerful stuff. Though it was more a shedding of a few tears than actual crying.
From what I've observed, due to double standards, American men aren't allowed to cry. I don't remember the last time I really cried.
I cry really easily when it involves animals. The scene in I am Legend, that god damned futurama ending, and the movie secondhand lions.
And I shed tears at the end of toy story. And up. And Wall-E....fucking pixar.
Anyways ya I cry pretty easily.
And I shed tears at the end of toy story. And up. And Wall-E....fucking pixar.
Anyways ya I cry pretty easily.
I haven't cried in years. I think the last time I cried was the day my militaryservice ended and I was going to visit my grandmother who was in such bad shape that the doctors said it was close to beyond medicine on how her heart was still beating. However the comand had decided to kep us there until they couldn't legally hold us any longer, wich would end with that I would miss the last train that would get me to my grandmom. Now I found thisoutrages, there was no reason to keep us at all and at one point I started crying out of shear frustration. Luckily the base comander found out about my situation and I was given early leave.
On the question if I am easely moved: No, I do get stirred up inside in some movies, games, books ('specially when I feel that someone is a victim of unjust treatment) but nothing ever makes me react in a visible way.
On the question if I am easely moved: No, I do get stirred up inside in some movies, games, books ('specially when I feel that someone is a victim of unjust treatment) but nothing ever makes me react in a visible way.
This might seem stupid, but the last time I cried was when I saw the "Blank Points" secret ending on Birth by Sleep. I am very easily moved.
An episode of Doctor Who revolving around Van Gogh, it was touching to see another artist struggling with appreciation
Couldn't finish that movie, it was too sad. Love all the other studios films but this one was too sadTaxicab Samurai said:
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Erhh, well, as I am a girl once a month I'm bursting with hormones and easily tear up at those times when met with frustration or watch what I consider sad movies/clips/books/etc.
But the last time I was moved to tears in a good way was... last week. My boyfriend and I were talking about everything between heaven and earth, and he tucked a heartstring and I started crying because I was so moved.
Yeah.
But the last time I was moved to tears in a good way was... last week. My boyfriend and I were talking about everything between heaven and earth, and he tucked a heartstring and I started crying because I was so moved.
Yeah.
