galvestonangel

I have always been a crier, big time. You can tell me a sad story, I will cry. You cry, I cry. I cry at movies, books, anything sad. I have found that if the story (or whatever) relates to something I have experienced, I don't cry, I sob.

Sometimes when I am frustrated or overwelmed, a good cry helps clear the air. I guess it is a release.

kathome

Many years ago I adopted my dear Aunt's philosophy, "Cryin' never helped fix a thing".

sandybeach

I am a lllooonnnngggg time cryer. I cried at Bambi when it first came out and I was just a kid. The family used to hate sitting behind me watching a movie on TV, because I would start to cry at anything. I learned to NOT read Reader's Digest at work because I would cry over some of the stories in it. I even cry at commercials. I even wake up at night crying in real life from a dream in which I was crying.

jojosnana

not so much. Michael Landon on Little House on the Prairie used to make me cry every week. I do cry once in a while but when I do it is usually a release.......

frugalfabrics

I cried at the movies watching Lion King with the kids when they were young.

ann31039

nope. i've never been a cryer. if someone makes me mad enough to cry, it's ON! my family knows when to back off, other's soon learn.