No, not in a bad way, it's just I have not cried in a really, really long time, and it's slightly gratifying. When I'm done, it just feels right. I just don't usually cry over things. Movies, books, whatever, they make me really sad, but I never really cry about them. It's not a whole macho thing, cause I'm not that kind of guy, I just don't cry too much. So, I have been feeling like I should cry about something for about a month now, yet I don't cry about things. It's quite the predicament. Any suggestions aside for me to stop angsting and get a job? xD (Don't tell me to watch the Notebook)
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I feel I must cry about something.
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Only in the case of the movie stated above
plan 9 from outer space, invasion of the body snatchers and nosferatu are all great in their own way too
Hmmm.... I'm not too much of a movie person, but I might give some of them a shot.
Don't cry.
Eh, it's not in a bad way though.
Sorrow is merely a black art torn from the depths of our souls.
Nah, sorrow is natural. "Black art" gives a sort of connotation that it is bad, unnatural, and dangerous.
mybibliophile
the old black and white film captains courageous makes me cry
as do a number of books
I would tell you what books but then you would laugh at me
alternatly you could try self inflicting pain
or watching videos of dying puppies or something
Don't ask me, I cried reading the glass menagerie
As for the job that's easy just go ask someone
Typicalanonymous
Lol, I am not that desperate to watch puppies dying. Like I said though, books and movies don't do it. Eh, I'll live.
I think I've watched a total of 2 black and white films in my entire life. Am I missing out?