Thread "what makes you cry?" in forum "Comic Talk and General Discussion *"

Posted at 5:09AM, Sep. 3, 2009

I will make a list at some point but right now I wanna talk about something that DOESN'T make me cry.

"It's A Wonderful Life"

I felt quite sad at the start with the dad and the sick kid and the poison in the pills, but I didn't cry. And from then on there was nothing else.

Can't help but feel depressed that I wasn't crying at this movie. Maybe I expected too much?

Posted at 3:09PM, Sep. 4, 2009

Lion king makes me wanna cry every time. How could you kill your own brother : (

Posted at 10:09PM, Sep. 8, 2009

I cry at lots of things. Like poor sweet Ugly. I dont care what a cat looks like they all deserve love. Especially if they're as friendly as that kitty. I cried at Up too, and at the song at the end of Meet the Robinsons. Poor Ugly.

Posted at 11:09PM, Sep. 8, 2009

When I feel extremely hopeless and alone, I become angry and distrustful, sometimes to the point that I wish the world was destroyed. Then, when I calm down, I cry like a baby, knowing that I would miss the few things and people I do enjoy.

I have not had that happen lately, but I came pretty close today.

Posted at 11:09PM, Sep. 8, 2009

Being shouted at. Even if it doesn't upset me it still makes me cry. I wish it wouldn't since it makes arguing with people really crap.

same, if my teacher just calls on me in class and I don't the answer straight away, I go bright red and tear up a little. It's sucks balls!

Posted at 3:09AM, Sep. 9, 2009

I tend to cry when I'm angry. It's a small layer on my scale of angerometer. Happening for a few seconds before the manic laughing and the smiling. So it really fucks people up when my eyes are cold and dead but crying while I'm frowning and grinning like a madman. That's when I'm FURIOUS and most likely struggling not to hurt you!

Posted at 5:09PM, Sep. 9, 2009

The Futurama episode that was mentioned above gets me really sad, not crying, but sad.

Only thing that has made me cry, is thinking about my real father, who I used to be very close with, who just kind of abandoned me a few years after my mom and him got divorced. He never really cared about me. And I didn't learn about that until last year, or 2 years ago. I only cried once though.

And then thinking about my dog who just past away yesterday morning. I do realize that it hasn't been long, but it's the most I have cried ever since I was a child. My dog was my best friend. My everything. He past away. And now he's gone. He used to sleep in my bed with me. He'd make me feel better when I was down. I loved that dog so much. But now he's gone…

Posted at 6:09PM, Sep. 9, 2009

*hugs Ryu* Losing pets is really tough. I still cry about my guinea pigs dying 2 years ago, and there isnt as much to them as a faithful dog or cat.

Posted at 6:09PM, Sep. 30, 2009

I think AI makes everyone cry; My ma's semi-banned it because she tears up over it so much.

So, what makes me cry..
AI, of course.
The few times a year I get suicidal.
Oh, and more of those sad movies like AI.

Yeah, funerals don't tear me up, either. I felt so abd that I wasn't bawling over my Grandmother's death like everyone else, I faked tears. I was just as sad, I jsut couldn't cry.

OH, and when I get in trouble. I'm 16 and I still cry like a little girl when I get caught doing bad. It's annoying how my dad tells me that 'crying isn't going to help anything', becuase, obviously, I'm crying as a part of my secret spell to get out of trouble or something.
/minirant

OH, and especially happy/good movie endings,usually with a touch of sadness.

Posted at 2:10PM, Oct. 3, 2009

I've never seen AI, or a whole bunch of movies that are real tear jerkers.

I just learned last night that the ending to Forrest Gump makes me tear up EVERY time. I didn't realize it 'till then. Haha.

Posted at 4:10AM, Oct. 4, 2009

Also being asked "are you crying?" but that's when I'm upset about something. Even if I wasn't about to cry about anything and I'm angry. Again, crap.

I know, yeah? One of my guy friends saw that one of my girlfriends were sad and asked if anything was wrong. She then started crying and he did not understand. I told him, "do not ask a girl if anything's wrong, just asume something's wrong and go from there".

Also, I sometimes cry at insignificant things during *that time*. I can't help it.

Posted at 4:10AM, Oct. 4, 2009

Often I look at the moon and cry because I know I will never reach it.

Posted at 5:10PM, Oct. 5, 2009

The sight of children, Its not really crying as more as having a full blown anxiety attack and freaking out to the point of crying, only happened once though

Posted at 10:10PM, Oct. 6, 2009

Often I look at the moon and cry because I know I will never reach it.

go go gadget arms?

Posted at 7:10AM, Oct. 7, 2009

Dead/injured/homeless/sick/whatever cats.

Other than that, just the crushing roneriness.

EDIT:

Cats, cats, cats, cats, cats,

Like that.

Posted at 8:10AM, Oct. 7, 2009

A lot of dust seems to make my eyes tear up, that and allergies.

Also the end of cowboy bebop. ;_; It gets me everytime.

Posted at 8:10AM, Oct. 7, 2009

A lot of dust seems to make my eyes tear up, that and allergies.

Also the end of cowboy bebop. ;_; It gets me everytime.

Spike NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO ;_;

Posted at 9:10AM, Oct. 7, 2009

….you're supposed to use the spoiler alerts : / way to go.

Posted at 11:10AM, Oct. 7, 2009

….you're supposed to use the spoiler alerts : / way to go.

That would imply that I DON'T enjoy maliciously ruining things for people.

Also, if you haven't seen the end of Cowboy Bebop by now, then you might as well just become an hero.

Posted at 12:10PM, Oct. 7, 2009

[spoiler]Spike goes out with a bang.[/spoiler]

Posted at 10:10AM, Oct. 19, 2009

I cried at the end of Metal Gear Solid 4

Posted at 7:10PM, Oct. 22, 2009

50's and 40's music almost makes me weep. No clue why though lol

Posted at 9:10PM, Oct. 22, 2009

The lose of a child to Cancer. My 2nd son, Richard died in my arms at the age of 3years, 11 months old.

Posted at 11:10PM, Oct. 22, 2009

The lose of a child to Cancer. My 2nd son, Richard died in my arms at the age of 3years, 11 months old.

Wow… that must've hurt tons worse than any hard punch to the chest… :(

Posted at 12:10AM, Oct. 23, 2009

The lose of a child to Cancer. My 2nd son, Richard died in my arms at the age of 3years, 11 months old.

Wow… that must've hurt tons worse than any hard punch to the chest… :(

Yeah, it was by far THE WORST moment in mine and my son's life. Hard to prepare a child, (and his brothers)for that. (My oldest was 5.) And I had to deal with it on my own with the boys because we had just been trough the divorce, and she couldn't handle the situation and left. I was a single dad with three boys all under 5 dealing with Richard's Cancer until the day he died. I still cry every time I see or hear something that reminds me of him…Lion King music, Barney, Ghostbusters…