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**I Did The Other Night... xxoo
@Paris13 yes this happened to us 15 years ago, we were even very tight budgeted that were not buying full food for us just so we could feed our baby
I believe everyone does, because we are full of emotions.
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Under certain situations, yes.
All the time. Little at a time. As I've been in some situations, in places, that if i were to fully allow my self to break down and really cry. To let it all out. Id have made myself a target. So through that, i learned after wards that im not able to let go anymore. there's something that won't let me really cry anymore. Its a hell of a lot of pressure building inside me pretty much all the time and the only release it gets is about a tear or two when i know im alone and noone can hear me. Sometimes it seems to come from nowear. Just a gasp and a tear and the pain of losing my mother. Or my fiance, or my freedom. Or that when i got out my nieces that id helped raise for the first several years of their lives didn't need me anymore. Gets blasted to the four front of my mind and i choke it back down. And do my best to ignore it for another day. But even now as i type this knowing everyone else in my home is asleep. I can't allow my self to cry as i feel the pain, anger, frustration and regret of those and many more things. Because i learned quick that to show weakness means death. And i can't give up what little i have left. But tomorrow when everyone else is gone. Im sure there'll be a tear stream down my face for what would seem like absolutely nothing from an outside perspective. But my heart is has been stomped on, my trust broken, soul tainted and for lack of better words there is a consistent storm inside of me that i can not tame. And it never seems to pass. I am a shell of the man i once was proud to be. And im a lot better man than i was at my worst.
Sometimes I get upset over the fact that my narcissistic aunt and her cousin stole all my belongings, neither gave them away or sold them at a yard sale. And her cousin kidnapped my Yorkie when I was hospital ized. Then they posioned my juice to murder me for insurance money.
I highly doubt the police I've done anything because they're pretty worthless around here.
Then her cousin sold my house. That woman ownd 3 homes, and is worth 4 million dollars easy, and she sells my childhood home. Greedy bitch!
Sometimes I dont know if I should shed years or plot my revenge! I seriously don't understand how some people get away with things!
I really believe greed is the biggest one of the sins!
A few times, yes.
I broke down and totally cried were when my mom died.
I cried when each of our pet cats died and, in particular when Rosie, the kittie we had had for 22 years, finally passed away as I sat next to her keeping watch over her.
The worst one was after one particular girlfriend and I separated after having lived together for over a year. I was 36 when we met and she was the first girlfriend I ever loved with my heart and soul. She loved me, too.
That separation was kind of mutual and I didn't understand until years later that it had been due to my own misunderstanding.
But when it happened, I never felt such pain in my life. I had a constant feeling like I had been kicked in the guts so bad that I felt nauseous at times. And at times, when I was alone, I would double over and literally bawl.
It took me a year to pull myself together and move on with my life.
Besides someone close to me dying I have never broken down and just cried. I guess it's because I was not raised in a crying family either my mother or father I think I can only count on one hand how many times I have seen either of them cry. Maybe I should at times but don't foresee it happening for me.
The one thing that always makes meshed a tear is seeing young kids being carried on their dad's shoulders. Just like my late farher used to carry me. I see kids like this many times on the sea front promenade just outside.
My father in law died. My wife took it really hard. I was pretty sad about it too but tried to be supportive to my wife. In the weeks to follow we had to deal with a lot of stuff that only made it worse. I sort of started getting over it but one day I was at work and i was thinking about a singer that i was interested in seeing again. I went up on the internet to see if he was performing. I saw that he had died a few weeks earlier. All of a sudden I started to cry.
Many times when suddenly it hits me what I could have been and what I am now. This is pain I find it very hard to heal and even now it makes me teary.
I cried many times, over my own problems or by learning that someone I was close to passed away. The last time I broke down was yesterday...
u I certainly cried when my maternal grandmother died, and several times when my marriage ended.
It's abnormal not to. Tears are like the safety valve on a pressure cooker. They're there for a reason.
Yes it's happened to me too many times to count
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Yes I did. The first time was when my 2 day old son was killed 25 years ago. Then when my father died then again for my mom. I he'd up pretty good for my parents until the services were over
That is actually a good question. as i get older more and more things make me emotional. Its probably Alzheimer's. But there are Gospel Songs that make me cry.
Yeah, my sister's grandmother (grandma) died and none of us (especially my sister) never got one last chance to say goodbye..
That’s not my style. But I wish I could cry about some things.
Yes. Got glossy eyed/weepy when seeing something somber like tragic movies or attending funerals. It moved me to take pause and reflect. However, iIt generally doesn’t stop me from moving on or interfering with doing what I need to do in spite of it.
In '67, when the Tigers lost the American League pennant on the season's last at-bat.
Indeed. Thinking about the death of my first girlfriend… 😥
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