When was the last time you cried?

I walked into chuck norris a few weeks ago in a supermarket

i dropped my shopping, froze on the spot and began sobbing with feear while a large wet patch appeared on the front of my jeans and a puddle on the ground :p
 
when alan smith got injured, dunno why but that + the fact liverpool were about to knock us out did it for me. time before that was when utd lost the fa cup to arsenal when we just couldn't score.

damn fa cup!
 
Little sister got a cute lil bunny for for easter. She was throwing it up in the air teasing me and a fellow worker.

I proceeded to grab the bunny and stick it in the microwave lol. :D

Had tears in my eyes (and so did work mate).
 
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But the last time I remember crying in a way that felt like I had nothing and felt really alone and lost, would be when I found out in September last year that my friend had been killed. Felt really empty and low then...
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Did it hit you when you heard? or was is later. Lost a few mates in the job over the years but it hits me at bizarre times.
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Last time i properly cried was when my cat died. I sometimes feel ashamed that i cried for what must have been 30mins over a pet, ok i'd had the cat 11 years, but 2 weeks later my granny died, i didnt shed a tear, the following week my grandad died and again i didnt shed a tear.

I should have cried at their funerals.

/Gigi
 
pegasus1 said:
Haly said:
But the last time I remember crying in a way that felt like I had nothing and felt really alone and lost, would be when I found out in September last year that my friend had been killed. Felt really empty and low then...
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Did it hit you when you heard? or was is later. Lost a few mates in the job over the years but it hits me at bizarre times.
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It hit me hard as soon as I found out. And then it kept hitting me hard. Still does really. For a while afterwards I'd cry in bed etc thinking about it. Sometimes I'd feel bad just because I was happy about something else.

Now I think of him daily, and always when I'm driving (he died in a motorbike accident). It hits me hard sometimes still. I hate the recent adverts about looking out for bikes while driving, great shocking advert but also something that makes me think too much!
Lately it's been hitting me a bit because I've had such good news and progress in my life that I wish I could tell him because I know he'd be proud and so supportive.
It's a strange business. Never lost anyone I cared about before him so it's all a bit new I guess.

What job do you do btw? Not sure if I'd be able to handle any job with such risks :(
 
Went to my mothers grave thinking it was the anniversary of her death, I was exactly one month early. I burst into tears and couldnt stop. I never cry unless in extreme situations of mental strain, I never even cried at my mothers funeral. But when I was there I just let it all out. She's been dead more than 11 years. I'm 21. Thats more than half my life. The world is cruel and sometimes I find myself hating God even though he brings me strength at other times.
 
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I think i'll probably break down when my dog does go :(

He's an ancient begger now, he's 15-16 and he's been around as long as I can remember.
 
I've had to learn to cry because for 3 years at university when my mum had died I bottled a lot of things up and tried to just carry on. Short version is I didn't make it home to see her before she died, I never said the things I wanted to say and I was this snotty nosed 18 year old kid at the time that never appreciated all her sacrifices until it was too late to say thanks.

When I was working nights before christmas it gave me chance to think about a lot of things and sort my head out a bit.

I think its a case of if I don't let my emotions out I bottle them up then if somebody rubs me up the wrong way I will just lash out. How I didn't get done for assault at university I don't know. So its safer for me and everybody else if I have a cry about things if I need to. Nothing to be ashamed of.
 
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