Do you cry when you're sad?

I just got told my grandfather has died. I've cried a bit but I feel bad because everyone else is crying their eyes out.

And when my grandmother died a few years ago I didn't cry.


So yeah - do you cry? I don't really.

Yeah, why shouldn't you? We're all human and that's that- sure some of us prefer to do it on our own but I think it's better just to exit it all :)

P.S. I'm sorry about your loss. :(

yeah & i'm particulally bad at sad films

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Originally Posted by Alex3213

Yeah, why shouldn't you? We're all human and that's that- sure some of us prefer to do it on our own but I think it's better just to exit it all :)

P.S. I'm sorry about your loss. :(

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Thanks.

But I guess I try and stay strong for my mum because my dad is always away so I have to Look after my brothers and mum hence why I don't cry much.

I dont cry infront of people. I've had a cry in my room sometimes for no reason. Just lets stress out.

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Originally Posted by PaulMacC

I dont cry infront of people. I've had a cry in my room sometimes for no reason. Just lets stress out.

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Yeah that's what I do. I don't like looking weak in front of my brothers/parents/friends so I tend not to. I'm in my room now and I've cried more. I prefer people not to see me cry.

Its only natural to cry, i also do cry in my room sometimes due to stress. Also, sorry for your loss :(

All the time and my nipples get sore.


Na but no lol


I only ever cry if something genuinely upset me not because my mam won't but me habbo credits

I have cried - anyone who says they don't is probably/definitely lying. It is natural.

Strangely when I was younger and my nan died I didn't cry - I loved her, but since I didn't see her very often, I guess as a young kid I didn't really understand what was going on.

BUT when my dog died, at about the same age, who I sat and talked to every day I wouldn't believe it had happened and couldn't stop crying.

Yes, of course. If I am sad enough, then I will cry. Not usually in front of other people though. I love getting emotionally involved in a good film so I cry a lot watching them. If I was watching an incredibly sad film with others then I might cry, but it would depend on who the other people watching the film with me were. You have no idea how hard I was holding back the tears watching Toy Story 3 at the cinema. And when my mum said she was going to get rid of our dog I nearly burst into tears in front of her and eventually went upstairs to have a goog blub. I also cried my eyes out when my cat was put down, all the way from the vets to home, about a straight twenty minutes. Bad times, but crying is the only way to get over some things.