Do you cry?

[sPaRkLeSpAz]

I don't cry at movies often, but goshhh, Marley and Me made me cry too. I cry at life situations sometimes though.

 

[DaddyDon]

Yes i cry ...I am a man ..i admit it...I just blame it on my cat's...

 

[kellyg403]

I am a crier...definitely. Like a pp said, since I have had children I cry more now about the craziest things. I cry the first soccer game of the season when dd goes out on the field. I cry at Band competitions. I cry because of a song on the radio or a commerical on tv. Just the minimial of things can set me off!

I think sometimes I am just so proud of the kids. They are not afraid to get out there and try things. Me, I never was that kind of person. I had to fight a lot of shyness.

Kelly

 

[chrismiss56]

I am a crier...definitely. Like a pp said, since I have had children I cry more now about the craziest things. I cry the first soccer game of the season when dd goes out on the field. I cry at Band competitions. I cry because of a song on the radio or a commerical on tv. Just the minimial of things can set me off!

I think sometimes I am just so proud of the kids. They are not afraid to get out there and try things. Me, I never was that kind of person. I had to fight a lot of shyness.

Kelly

DITTO!!! I have ALWAYS cried easily.....made it easy for my brother to tease me.

AND I have fair skin so I get all red and blotchy UGH

Have a Magical Disney Day!!

 

[edwardsfire]

No crying for me.....unless i hurt myself.

 

[NY Disney fan]

I cry when I get pissed off. I mean really, really angry. I am physically unable to lash out and get hyper aggressive. I hate this quality about myself. In the past two years, however, I am able to detach to a lot of stuff and angry situations, which I am gratful for. I used to cry in the workplace when I was younger becuase I would get really, really angry and I couldn't express myself. People felt sorry for me but I was crying becuase I couldn't punch someone in the face. I just couldn't do it.

 

[Disney Doll]

I do cry at sad movies, I have been known to cry at Hallmark commercials. I also cry when I get frustrated.

I am much more of a crier now that I am older. I was much more stoic as a younger person.

 

[ilovefh]

I'm definitely a crier! In fact I am crying right now on hold with the bank because an old debit card number attached to my maiden was stolen and used to drain my bank account. Not fun! Yes I cry at movies and I have to be careful because I am a blubbering idiot!

 

[Kimberly815]

I am definitely a crier! I cry for sad things, for happy things, for funny things, and even when things make me mad. I cry at movies, at tvs shows, at a play, at concerts. Pretty much anywhere. I swear my emotions are tied directly to my tear ducts (although after 28 years of this, I have gotten a little better at hiding it!).
My wedding was the worst. I knew I was going to cry. It was just a matter of when and how well I could keep myself together. I managed to make it to the aisle, but once I saw my DH waiting at the end smiling at me, I lost it. I didn't think I was going to be able to make it through my vows without sounding like a blubbering fool. But some how my voice came out strong while the tears streamed down my face.

 

[MomofKatie]

I am a real crier over movies, TV, etc. Other people's stuff gets to me, but I don't really cry much over my own stuff. For example, when I was in my 20's and going to a lot of weddings, I was known as the girl who ALWAYS cried during the ceremony. But, when I got married, I didn't feel misty at all. All of my friends expected me to be sobbing all the way down the aisle, but nothing. I guess most of the time, I am too busy experiencing my own life to cry- but when observing other's lives, I get really emotional.

My DH never cries. He got a little misty during our wedding vows, and when DD was born, but that's as close to real tears he's come in the almost 20 years I've known him. He NEVER cries at sad movies- he always tells me he can't get worked up over fictional characters.

 

[Tigger&Belle]

I cry easily when watching movies and when I hear about real life events. I just read the Dewey book and cried me eyes out over that. Saw Bucket List last night and was ok until the very end. Was watching it with my girlfriend and her parents and was SO glad when her mom when for the tissue first...I was holding out reaching back for a tissue and when her mom took one I said, "yay, you went for a tissue before me, now I will get one"...and I then took an extra one and threw it at my girlfriend, just in case (she teases me for crying easily at movies ).

I'm even more emotional than usual right now and have cried when listening to some sentimental songs that I would normally be ok with. I'm a hopeless, blubbering fool.

 

[ilovefh]

I am a real crier over movies, TV, etc. Other people's stuff gets to me, but I don't really cry much over my own stuff. For example, when I was in my 20's and going to a lot of weddings, I was known as the girl who ALWAYS cried during the ceremony. But, when I got married, I didn't feel misty at all. All of my friends expected me to be sobbing all the way down the aisle, but nothing. I guess most of the time, I am too busy experiencing my own life to cry- but when observing other's lives, I get really emotional.

My DH never cries. He got a little misty during our wedding vows, and when DD was born, but that's as close to real tears he's come in the almost 20 years I've known him. He NEVER cries at sad movies- he always tells me he can't get worked up over fictional characters.

I was just about to post the same thing. I cry at every wedding I go to, except my own. I got a bit teary looking at my mom crying, but I didn't cry at all during the ceremony. We didn't say vows, in fact we didn't even speak during our wedding, which I think helped me not to cry!

 

[MUFFYCAT]

I'm a crier wether it be happy, sad or mad.

Disney Doll now that you mentioned it definetly happened more as I got older.

 

[Liberty Belle]

I cry at the drop of a hat over good and bad. It must have truth in it, though. I don't cry over contrived or misleading things.

 

[cats7494]

I am definitely a crier!
I cry when I am sad and sometimes when I am angry. I will tear up when I am especially happy or if I am proud of my children. I cry at movies, at tvs shows, when I read a book, when I hear a sad or touching story on NPR. Which can really be a problem because I only listen to NPR when I am driving and it is a little difficult to see the roads with tears in your eyes!
It is pathetic really.

 

[Liberty Belle]

I am a crier...definitely. Like a pp said, since I have had children I cry more now about the craziest things. I cry the first soccer game of the season when dd goes out on the field. I cry at Band competitions. I cry because of a song on the radio or a commerical on tv. Just the minimial of things can set me off!

I think sometimes I am just so proud of the kids. They are not afraid to get out there and try things. Me, I never was that kind of person. I had to fight a lot of shyness.

Kelly

Oh my gosh, me too. I have to stop myself from crying at all live performances (though not usually when they're on tv for some reason). I just think I know how hard they all worked for it and then they put it all together and it comes out so well and...

And I can not stop myself from crying at curtain calls. Every curtain call I tear up.

 

[kafitty]

i NEVER cried until i was really in love for the first time...and now i'm a sentimental mess!

 

[N&B'smom]

I cried watching Dick Clark the other night. He just breaks my heart!

Shelby

 

[LuvOrlando]

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[xoprincessmomxo]

I never NEVER cried until I had my DD. I think pregnancy broke something in me?? Now it's waterworks over pretty much anything. It's really annoying to be honest . First trip to WDW with DD and my DH finally said "Are you going to cry when you takes her first WDW pee?" He's such a B*****D- I LOVE it!!! I know I should have been P.O.ed but that is funny.

I know exactly what you mean. I never cried at movies before DD, other than Schindler's List. Now I cry constantly! I even cried during HSM 3 this past month thinking about my DD going to prom. And she's only 6!!! I feel like a basket case!

Oh, and my DDs ruined the teacups and any other spinny rides for me, too. I just can do them after having the girls, nor even watch them do them....