Saulgoodmanfan
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I admit I've done it a few times. Just sat by myself somewhere and couldn't hold back the tears. My pathetic levels are too high
Richard_39 said:I cried for 72 hours non stop when I was 16 over a heartbreak. I promised myself I would never cry again, which I broke two years ago for circumstances beyond my control. But the **** is back on now.
Since it doesnt do anything remotely productive, I'm barring it from my life. Unless Im watching Finding Nemo or the president speech in Independance Day.
Saulgoodmanfan said:Richard_39 said:I cried for 72 hours non stop when I was 16 over a heartbreak. I promised myself I would never cry again, which I broke two years ago for circumstances beyond my control. But the **** is back on now.
Since it doesnt do anything remotely productive, I'm barring it from my life. Unless Im watching Finding Nemo or the president speech in Independance Day.
I know it isn't productive, I'm a pathetic guy. The loneliness just gets to me.
... what she said.Pathfinder said:Crying is a natural response to feeling sadness , joy or even frustration - regardless of gender. It definitely does not make you pathetic....it makes you human. All of us have times of tears that we wish did not happen at that particular moment in time. And all of us have times that we choose to fight them back and look for other options to channel those emotions.
They do no make you weak. Having a release can allow a chance to pick ourselves up, dust ourselves off and reflect.
If they are happening frequently and for no apparent reason, it can sometimes indicate we should see a doctor and be sure we aren't struggling with a physical/chemical condition that we may need help with.
Having said all of this.....I work hard at not showing tears in public or conversation. It does not always work, especially during blue or low times in my life. In private.....I have let them flow. It sounds like you were feeling low, overwhelmed and found a private place to express your emotion. There is no shame in that. Be kind to yourself.
Richard_39 said:Saulgoodmanfan said:Richard_39 said:I cried for 72 hours non stop when I was 16 over a heartbreak. I promised myself I would never cry again, which I broke two years ago for circumstances beyond my control. But the **** is back on now.
Since it doesnt do anything remotely productive, I'm barring it from my life. Unless Im watching Finding Nemo or the president speech in Independance Day.
I know it isn't productive, I'm a pathetic guy. The loneliness just gets to me.
Don't see anything pathetic in it, friend. It's a choice, simply. At least to me. You can cry or you can do something else. I chose the latter. Everyone isn't the same and crying can be a release. But Id rather work on the reasons instead of the tears, is all.
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