Do You Cry?
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Im not easily moved, but the last time I cried was over a girl about a month back
man, loves sucks that way.
man, loves sucks that way.
yes i cry, i cant rly help it. There has only been one movie that made me cry, it was Bridge to Tarabithia(sp?)
My one friend criend at the end of UP and a bunch of people i know cried at the end of Toy Story 3
the scene at the very end where everyone was making fun of the main character because his friend died. It just rly touched me
Agreed, that one depressed me for a while. Damn where are those DVDs when I want them.Quaxar said:
Otherwise there are a few triggers that can get me to tear up a bit. But I haven't cried particularly hard in a long time.
I have not cried in three years, but things about veterans tend to move me almost to tears.BenzSmoke said:
<url=http://www.escapistmagazine.com/forums/read/326.206764-Neutral-Drow-reviews-Kana-Little-Sister>Does this answer your question?
That's not the most recent, though. I don't want to think about the most recent incident. It was the only one of its kind in <url=http://www.escapistmagazine.com/forums/read/326.237875-Neutral-Drow-reviews-Crescendo>the game, and that just made it worse.
...I'm going to go wash my face and do something active. I wish that was a joke.
I'm not that easily moved, but I generally avoid movies whose sole purpose is to stir emotions like that.
The last movie I became really teary on was Toy Story 3. I was very close to crying at the end.
The last movie I became really teary on was Toy Story 3. I was very close to crying at the end.
certain scenes from Chasing Amy, Elfen Lied, and V for Vendetta
Last night when I watched V for Vendetta was the last time lol
Last night when I watched V for Vendetta was the last time lol
I can bring myself to tears simply by thinking about themes of self-sacrifice and unrequited love, the agony of loss, etc, so when I'm watching a film that draws on those themes I tend to need a tissue-box handy - that bit at the beginning of Up! was no exception, heh. Doesn't have to be a film either, books can be even more potent tearjerkers thanks to that aspect of my psychology.
Conversely, I am rarely if ever actually moved to tears by the events of my personal life, as that element of anguish just isn't there to trigger it - all my tears are of the vicarious variety.
Conversely, I am rarely if ever actually moved to tears by the events of my personal life, as that element of anguish just isn't there to trigger it - all my tears are of the vicarious variety.
Last time I remember crying due to a movie was at the end of Return of the King. Granted, I was pretty young at the time. Oh, and call me a complete nerd, but I choked up a bit when I heard the Elder Scrolls theme played live by an orchestra few years ago. What can I say, it's a fucking beautiful piece of music.
I usually don't cry when I'm actually sad though. Instead I just get rageface and bang my head against something.
I usually don't cry when I'm actually sad though. Instead I just get rageface and bang my head against something.
cry? pah! im a man. men dont have tear glands, they have backup sweat glands in their eyes, for use when sweaty manly stuff gets especially sweaty and manly.
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.... the end of green mile.
but generally speaking, i show about as much emotion as spock; im not even trying to hide it or anything, i just utterly fail at emotional expression through conversation.
psychological breakdown waiting to happen, i know, but what can you do?
edit: i NEARLY cried at the end of Toy Story 3, but thats because toys replaced human social interaction for the majority of my childhood, so those movies always hit close to home... thinking about it, im pretty sure video games do that job for me now. a websites title has never been more accurate.
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.... the end of green mile.
but generally speaking, i show about as much emotion as spock; im not even trying to hide it or anything, i just utterly fail at emotional expression through conversation.
psychological breakdown waiting to happen, i know, but what can you do?
edit: i NEARLY cried at the end of Toy Story 3, but thats because toys replaced human social interaction for the majority of my childhood, so those movies always hit close to home... thinking about it, im pretty sure video games do that job for me now. a websites title has never been more accurate.
I cant remember.. I know it was rather recent due to a film but I cannot for the life of me remember what film..
I cry WAY too often at films and stuff. To this very day I can't watch Love Actually without crying at least twice.
It makes people think I'm a lot more girly than I actually am. I am pretty girly at times, but when I start tearing up at films and stuff people give me weird looks. Like when I teared up while watching WALL-E.
I cry at TV shows more than films. I cried at Doctor Who on regular occasions, and at Torchwood.
God I'm such a fag...
But I can't remember the last specific time I cried at a film/TV series.
It makes people think I'm a lot more girly than I actually am. I am pretty girly at times, but when I start tearing up at films and stuff people give me weird looks. Like when I teared up while watching WALL-E.
I cry at TV shows more than films. I cried at Doctor Who on regular occasions, and at Torchwood.
God I'm such a fag...
But I can't remember the last specific time I cried at a film/TV series.
One, amazing icon.Boneasse said:
Two, I cry more in video games then I do movies. I cried at the end of Kingdom Hearts II out of happiness, I cried at the good ending of Bioshock 1, I cried at the good ending of The Force Unleashed II, and at almost every sad scene of Final Fantasy XIII.
I'm such a girl.
Oh wait...
