When was the last time you cried? - don't lie to me phaggit

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You guys can call me a huge faggot, but I cried yesterday when I watched the scene where David (from the The World of David the Gnome) died and turned into a tree with his wife and best friend. The fox who followed them started to cry and David says something like "its ok, you'll find new friends)
Idk, it was so sad, I cried like a child
GODDAMMIT
YOU JUST HAD TO MENTION THAT
Okay, but all joking aside... I had vague memories of David the Gnome from when I was a kid, and with the advent of Youtube I rediscovered the show. It's damn good. But that ending scene, man, I cried my eyes out too, no joke. Poor Swift was all alone and I just... gah.....
 
It's been a pretty long time for me. Part of growing up for me was learning to squelch particular emotions in order to make it through the day. Somehow sadness got too mixed up with anger and now I'll just get frustrated instead of crying.
 
GODDAMMIT
YOU JUST HAD TO MENTION THAT
Okay, but all joking aside... I had vague memories of David the Gnome from when I was a kid, and with the advent of Youtube I rediscovered the show. It's damn good. But that ending scene, man, I cried my eyes out too, no joke. Poor Swift was all alone and I just... gah.....

Actually, I pushed it to the back of my mind until my friend said "hurr durr lets watch the scene where david dies, i always cried when i was a child" and I thought "ok, I cried too, but now I'm an adult so thats ok".
I started to cry the instant the video loaded.

Another thing that made me baw my eyes out was the scene in "The Land Before Time", where the little yellow dinossaur see a shadow and think it was his mom, only to get closer and discover that it was a rock. Fucking destroyed me.
 
Actually, I pushed it to the back of my mind until my friend said "hurr durr lets watch the scene where david dies, i always cried when i was a child" and I thought "ok, I cried too, but now I'm an adult so thats ok".
I started to cry the instant the video loaded.

Another thing that made me baw my eyes out was the scene in "The Land Before Time", where the little yellow dinossaur see a shadow and think it was his mom, only to get closer and discover that it was a rock. Fucking destroyed me.
Land before Time, good film? You want an extra slice of tragedy pie? The voice actress who played Ducky was like 10 when her dad put a bullet through her skull after learning that he was being investigated for abusing the ever loving hell out of her. He then murdered her Mom and killed himself.
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I go in the bathroom at work and cry if kids come in that are abuse cases especially really little kids, I had a nine month old baby once who got raped and her vagina looked like goatse no joke there. I see drowned toddlers, babies who got shaken, kids with broken bones that don't match with typical kids being klutzy, kids with bruises and bite marks on their privates and kids who are so terrified of their parents that they won't talk at all to say what happened even if you make the parent leave the room. It's a look you never forget, they stare at you and curl up and you can see them screaming for help but they can't even open their mouth to ask for it. It breaks your fucking soul, man.

I see adults in fucked up situations too but kids always get to me because an adult can fight back an attacker and kids ain't got a chance.

There is shit I'll never unsee. I'm a crybaby but I go hide in a closet or bathroom to do it after shit is over, you're not gonna see me shedding a tear during a crisis.

I got a good happy cry a couple years ago when a tiny kid I saved a long time ago (edit: feels like decades and this is what I get for typing while tired) showed up to give me a thank you card two years after he was brought in. He came in after a car crash looking like a goner but we threw everything we had and saved him. That's what makes my job worth it. I get to see people live.

EDIT: LACK OF SLEEP MAKES ME CRY TOO. I'm going to bed now.
 
Land before Time, good film? You want an extra slice of tragedy pie? The voice actress who played Ducky was like 10 when her dad put a bullet through her skull after learning that he was being investigated for abusing the ever loving hell out of her. He then murdered her Mom and killed himself.
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just no
 
Sometimes I think of situations where I lose people who are close to me. Happened last week.
August 15 marks the 2nd anniversary of the death of the kitten that I had taken care of after a very bad storm. His name was Toby. August is coming up soon and I can't stop think of it. Cried a few hours ago. I'm crying right now. I miss Toby. Fuck me.
 
Sometimes I think of situations where I lose people who are close to me. Happened last week.
August 15 marks the 2nd anniversary of the death of the kitten that I had taken care of after a very bad storm. His name was Toby. August is coming up soon and I can't stop think of it. Cried a few hours ago. I'm crying right now. I miss Toby. Fuck me.
Sorry for your loss.
 
Last month, on the one year anniversary of the death of a good friend of me. Stomach cancer at 22. She didn't stand a chance.

I usually cry about once a month anyways. I don't know why, but sometimes my thoughts turn unhappy and then I just snowball into the worst memories of my life. You'd thing it'd get better by now but that hasn't happened yet.

Another thing that made me baw my eyes out was the scene in "The Land Before Time", where the little yellow dinossaur see a shadow and think it was his mom, only to get closer and discover that it was a rock. Fucking destroyed me.
When I was growing up the scene near the end of An American Tail used to get me all the time. The one where Fievel gives up all hope. Even knowing it was a happy ending in two minutes still didn't help.
 
Last month, on the one year anniversary of the death of a good friend of me. Stomach cancer at 22. She didn't stand a chance.

I usually cry about once a month anyways. I don't know why, but sometimes my thoughts turn unhappy and then I just snowball into the worst memories of my life. You'd thing it'd get better by now but that hasn't happened yet.


When I was growing up the scene near the end of An American Tail used to get me all the time. The one where Fievel gives up all hope. Even knowing it was a happy ending in two minutes still didn't help.

Older kid's cartoons are super emotional and always involve some deep shit, idk.
I even teared a little in the Goofy Movie when Goofy's son fights with him and he gets all sad
 
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