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trash can (Banned) 27 Oct @ 2:00pm

crying

I watched a movie and it was sad now I'm cryiny

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Thadeus 27 Oct @ 2:02pm

Only movie I ever cried on was Hachiko. The original from 1987, and that was back when I was like 10 years old.

Ragnaroni 27 Oct @ 2:03pm

I only cry to movies when the music ruptures my eardrums...

trash can (Banned) 27 Oct @ 2:05pm

Originally posted by Thadeus:
Only movie I ever cried on was Hachiko. The original from 1987, and that was back when I was like 10 years old.

I mean understandable

Triple G 27 Oct @ 2:05pm

*hands over a hankie*

(And next time don´t make this public. Boys don´t cry.)

trash can (Banned) 27 Oct @ 2:05pm

Originally posted by Ragnaroni:
I only cry to movies when the music ruptures my eardrums...

like what lol

Maximus10113X 27 Oct @ 2:06pm

What movie

Ragnaroni 27 Oct @ 2:07pm

Originally posted by trash can:
Originally posted by Ragnaroni:
I only cry to movies when the music ruptures my eardrums...
like what lol

High pitched violins or anything Michael Bay

Riruru ⁠♡ 27 Oct @ 2:07pm

I cried while read the ending of the My Hero Academia manga. I didn't even realize I was crying until I felt tears on my cheeks.

Last edited by Riruru ⁠♡; 27 Oct @ 2:08pm

trash can (Banned) 27 Oct @ 2:16pm

Originally posted by Riruru ⁠♡:
I cried while read the ending of the My Hero Academia manga. I didn't even realize I was crying until I felt tears on my cheeks.

that's poetic

peon 27 Oct @ 2:34pm

Lmao i know its prolly not your case but in mine emotional lability ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ sucks haha.

Emotional lability is a neurological condition characterized by rapid, exaggerated changes in mood, such as sudden fits of uncontrollable crying or laughing. It is often experienced as intense, out-of-proportion emotional reactions that may be inappropriate for the situation.

Emotional lability is a neuropsychiatric symptom associated with hyperparathyroidism, which is a condition of having too much parathyroid hormone, leading to high calcium levels in the blood. This can cause a range of mood disturbances, including anxiety, depression, irritability, and, in severe cases, psychosis or altered mental status. The elevated calcium can disrupt nerve and muscle function, leading to these emotional and psychological changes.

It ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ sucks watching something and if its even a little bit sad, I will start bawling. its ridiculous lmao.

The doctor I seen quietly adds a check for a bone cancer marker to my blood requisitions. Ive had my blood tested prolly 20+ times in 5 years. After five years of dealing with this, part of me hopes its bone cancer. At least people in my life will stop judging me, when I tell them I am so ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ tired and exhausted anymore. I dont have energy to care about stuff rofl.

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