Crying
I usually don't show much emotion in general, but I do cry on occasion. I don't cry from physical pain though.
The most recent time I can think of was when I was watching a documentary about the families and orpahned children in South America (can't remember the country) who dig through the trash at the landfill and eat whatever they can find. One of the things that moved me most was the innocence of the children, how they could still play and laugh even in the most dire situations.
Another thing that will bring tears to my eyes is music that is put together so well in a way that I just feel it; it's hard to explain. Alot of classical (has to be played well), like Pachebel's Canon in D major, and some hip-hop beats, like a few of RZA's, do that.
The most recent time I can think of was when I was watching a documentary about the families and orpahned children in South America (can't remember the country) who dig through the trash at the landfill and eat whatever they can find. One of the things that moved me most was the innocence of the children, how they could still play and laugh even in the most dire situations.
Another thing that will bring tears to my eyes is music that is put together so well in a way that I just feel it; it's hard to explain. Alot of classical (has to be played well), like Pachebel's Canon in D major, and some hip-hop beats, like a few of RZA's, do that.
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Cyberkreig
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I can tolerate pain, but girls can do s*** to you than nothing else can. I'm also a pretty sentimental guy, and I can get teary eyed on certain occasions... or, as mentioned above, when I see a Skyline. And yes, I sometimes laugh so hard I cry... then cough. You know its funny when you can't breathe and you're coughing profusely :PCyberkreig wrote:Doesn't it piss you off that you can be such a man about getting things like snapping bones, but a little girl can just crush you?
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You guys talking about being the fat kid. I was and now am the fat guy. Kids picking bothered me a little. But it did good to prepare me for the type of work I do. I dont usually let anything bother me too much (911 operator).
That last motorcycle wreck I had, bounced over a cadilac at 50 mph. Didn't cry. Hit the pavement at ruffly 45 mph. Didn't cry. Dislocated the shoulder, relocated and fractured femur. Didn't cry. Got the doctor and ambulance bill. Cryed for a week.
That last motorcycle wreck I had, bounced over a cadilac at 50 mph. Didn't cry. Hit the pavement at ruffly 45 mph. Didn't cry. Dislocated the shoulder, relocated and fractured femur. Didn't cry. Got the doctor and ambulance bill. Cryed for a week.
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groundhogday1976
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Physical pain never makes me cry. An argument w/ the girl? Yeah, I admit it. Seeing someone I care about in pain? Yeah, I admit it. Someone close dying? Hell yeah. I've had two brothers die. One minutes after birth, the other before birth. My aunt died of cancer last year. My uncle died last year of an aneurism (sp?) last year. Both were in their 40s. It sucks the most when someone dies young, didn't even get to live a full life...
I cant remember crying over physical pain...and that's saying a lot after my snowboarding accident last year which was rather impressive...I got at least 12 feet of air, totally cleared the landing area, flipped upside down and landed on my face/shoulder on the flat part. It was the worst pain ever, I stood up and just fell back over when I blacked out from the pain. They said they had NEVER seen anyone get that high off of that jump, it was something crazy. The first thing I asked was if they got it on video (no 
) Back to the topic though...My girlfriend can make me cry, but very few other things can. Oh, and nametakennow, sometimes young relationships DO work out, or at the very least can last a long time and be quite good. I've been dating my girlfriend since the beginning of her sophmore year/beginning of my senior year. We've lasted through me going to college and I have a feeling I'll be stuck with her for a long time to come 
As long as you both approach the relationship the right way, are mature about it, and are both willing to work to keep it going then there is no reason it shouldn't work out unless you just turn out to be incompatible people. Tell the parents to deal with it, it's your life not theirs.
) Back to the topic though...My girlfriend can make me cry, but very few other things can. Oh, and nametakennow, sometimes young relationships DO work out, or at the very least can last a long time and be quite good. I've been dating my girlfriend since the beginning of her sophmore year/beginning of my senior year. We've lasted through me going to college and I have a feeling I'll be stuck with her for a long time to come As long as you both approach the relationship the right way, are mature about it, and are both willing to work to keep it going then there is no reason it shouldn't work out unless you just turn out to be incompatible people. Tell the parents to deal with it, it's your life not theirs.-
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Okay, the physical pain part was really meant towards stuff like being drunk that crying is for no real reason. I don't and haven't cried from pain except once or twice when I was little (well, I've always been huge, so I guess the word is real young). I didn't cry at my grandfather's funeral, though I did pass out (locked my knees, doh!). Fights get me bad, not sure why though.