I am a VERY emotional person. I cry over everything...songs, cards, stories I read on the internet, movies, etc. I even cried once when I heard someone win a trip out of state to a concert over the radio...
I am a VERY emotional person. I cry over everything...songs, cards, stories I read on the internet, movies, etc. I even cried once when I heard someone win a trip out of state to a concert over the radio...
blogger / wonderful cherry / 21628 posts
Not really. I hardly cry. I didn't even cry at my wedding.
GOLD / eggplant / 11517 posts
I go through phases. I'm not much of a crier right now, but I was a year or two ago.
GOLD / squash / 13464 posts
Total crier. And actually, what I really hate is that I often cry when I get really mad or frustrated. I hate it because it looks like I'm a sad little girl, no, I'm just so PISSED at you that I'm having a physical reaction.
cantaloupe / 6791 posts
Yes! I cry when I'm sad, frustrated, mad, happy, etc. I'm a big crier.
grapefruit / 4006 posts
Rarely over something sentimental in nature but when I get really mad or angry or embarrassed, I can't stop myself. It is actually quite annoying because I feel like I'm being a big baby. Especially at work, if I'm mad about something, the tears start and I think it makes me look totally unprofessional!
blogger / wonderful cherry / 21616 posts
@Running Elley: haha you're so cute!!
Sometimes, like @highwire, I go through phases. I normally don't cry over petty things, but if my husband and I are in a fight/argument (which rarely happens), I always end up in tears because I hate making him mad at me
I cry over things concerning my baby; I cried when I first heard his heartbeat, I cried when he was 4 days old because I was just sooo overwhelmed with how much I loved him, I cried the first time he ever smiled at me, and if he's crying in the car and I can't stop to soothe him, I cry too!!
I almost always cry when my feelings get hurt, I was SUPER sensitive as a kid - cried about everything. And have matured since, but if a family member ever says anything that hurts my feelings, I get really upset. If it's not family? It doesn't ever bother me unless it's a super close friend.
I do cry at *some* weddings. I cried at my brother's wedding. But I didn't cry at my wedding (DH did!!).
GOLD / wonderful pea / 17697 posts
Not really, except now, when I tear up all the time. I also tend to tear up when I'm really angry or frustrated.
DH cries way more than me...over a song, or a movie, or something he read on the internet. Especially songs.
grape / 79 posts
I'm definitely a crier. We joke that crying is my default emotion because I cry when I'm happy or sad or nervous or frustrated or excited or mad. It's not like full on sobbing but the tears do come easily. I'm a pretty sensitive person.
grape / 89 posts
@mamamoose - I'm the same way and then I cry because I'm so frustrated at myself or crying. Endless cycle.
GOLD / wonderful olive / 19030 posts
Yes, especially pregnant! I always get teary-eyed, even just thinking about something sad.
bananas / 9628 posts
I'm a crier. I hate that I am!! I didn't cry at my wedding which kind of shocked everyone, myself included! But I cry at other people's weddings
cantaloupe / 6610 posts
I'm a total sap over my pregnancy...Usually because I can't get over how much I love her already.
coconut / 8475 posts
I am a fool for every.thing.
I cry at all movies, all songs...all videos. I am a crier. Yes.
persimmon / 1341 posts
I'm not too much of a crier unless I'm really, really mad or frustrated or feeling overly sentimental. There are certain triggers that remind me of family members who've died and I will immediately start crying (Sawyer Brown's "The Walk", Bette Midler's "The Rose", etc.). I really, really hate crying in front of other people though, unless it's my husband or dad.
persimmon / 1202 posts
I cry at the drop of a hat. Started at the end of puberty, and it's REALLY annoying (I used to have the emotional range of a teaspoon, and now I'm as weepy as a teenage anime girl.) I wish I could figure out a way to stop the blasted waterworks! Can't hide it either - if I'm even a little bit tired, I look like I'm about to cry even if I'm feeling cheery.
blogger / pomelo / 5400 posts
Ugh, I'm a big crier. Total emotions-on-my-sleeve person. I really hate it!
honeydew / 7235 posts
Ugh - yes! I feel like I have over-active tear ducts or something -- it's sorta worse pregnant too.
I feel like I am going to cry every day with a baby!
blogger / nectarine / 2687 posts
@Running Elley: me too!!! i'm notorious for crying over commercials, too. so annoying.
and at movies? i'm a mess! the hubs is embarrassed to go with me sometimes. when we went to go see "the blind side" i cried during the opening credits just anticipating how heartwarming the movie would be!
persimmon / 1453 posts
I am a bit, but I'm slowly training myself to not respond in that way. It's not a sensible response in many cases.
apricot / 427 posts
When I was younger and lived with my mom I wasn't a crier at all because my mom would yell at you if you cried and she didn't think the reason was "good enough". I get why she's like that, but it was somewhat emotionally crippling and I had a lot of trouble empathizing with people/was so uncomfortable around crying people.
In the last four years I've been with my husband I've become a crying mess because I'm allowed to. Generally though, I only cry when upset or really angry- happy tears (our wedding aside) are not really a thing for me.
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