People Or Things You’re Not Personally Emotionally Attached To That Make You Weep

[Anubis]

This was posted by a photographer on Twitter. It genuinely moved me to tears. This poor, poor woman. What a terrible way for your life to be taken away from you.

 

 

[Bjornebye]

I saw a video on instagram earlier about a bee who befriends a woman, now they pick it fresh flowers everyday and it just hangs around their house. It was a lovely. 
 

 

NSPCC and RSPCA adverts always hit me hard. Sat eating my tea next thing I’m balling into my bolognese 

 

[Anubis]

There was more in The Guardian article his work was showcased in. Really stuck with me this. Sorry for the bump.

 

[Pidge]

Those videos of deaf/hearing impaired babies having hearing aids installed always get to me. Without fail.

[Harry's Lad]

I always get a lump in my throat when I see a kid in a wheelchair. 

I'm disabled now myself but I ran around for over 30 years before my MS showed itself. Them poor little buggers didn't get that.

[Section_31]

I find it almost impossible to cry, I'm sure that's connected to why I get anxiety. I cried when me mum's fella died even though we didn't like each other, possibly due to shock as I'd seen him dead in the hospital. Before that the last time was when my granddad died when I was 17. I've lost people since then and not shed a tear. You could hold a luger to my mellon and I still couldn't do it.

[Babb'sBurstNad]

Anything about a dog saving someone's life, or helping some sick kid is almost guaranteed to get me.

[Creator Supreme]

31 minutes ago, Section_31 said:

I find it almost impossible to cry, I'm sure that's connected to why I get anxiety. I cried when me mum's fella died even though we didn't like each other, possibly due to shock as I'd seen him dead in the hospital. Before that the last time was when my granddad died when I was 17. I've lost people since then and not shed a tear. You could hold a luger to my mellon and I still couldn't do it.

I don't think I've been upset enough since my mam and dad died. I never she'd a tear when my ma went, and even when me dad went it was only as YNWA was playing as we were leaving the crem.

[manwiththestick]

I read the StevieBaby thread again a few weeks ago and was in bits.

[Harry's Lad]

38 minutes ago, Creator Supreme said:

I don't think I've been upset enough since my mam and dad died. I never she'd a tear when my ma went, and even when me dad went it was only as YNWA was playing as we were leaving the crem.

I was the same when my Dad died.

I was trying to be stoic for my Mum and Sisters who were in absolute pieces so bottled it up. The problem with doing that though is it can bite you on the arse further down the line. Which it did.

Lesson learned.

[Creator Supreme]

30 minutes ago, Harry's Lad said:

I was the same when my Dad died.

I was trying to be stoic for my Mum and Sisters who were in absolute pieces so bottled it up. The problem with doing that though is it can bite you on the arse further down the line. Which it did.

Lesson learned.

I've already had one episode of suicidal thoughts, but I just can't stop bottling it up.

[Harry's Lad]

23 minutes ago, Creator Supreme said:

I've already had one episode of suicidal thoughts, but I just can't stop bottling it up.

Nothing is worth that, absolutely nothing.

You look after yourself CS, the whole forum is here for you.

[Section_31]

[polymerpunkah]

This picture of a young boy whose flock had been hit by a car killed me when I first saw it in National Geographic. It still does. The way his toque has bent his ear over, for some strange reason, just absolutely kills me. The patch on his elbow, so carefully sewn.

 

 

I wasn't alone. People donated to replace his sheep. Which led to this picture, which also kills me:

 

 

 

[Creator Supreme]

39 minutes ago, Harry's Lad said:

Nothing is worth that, absolutely nothing.

You look after yourself CS, the whole forum is here for you.

I know mate, most forumites are legends when you're in the shit.

 

It was a while back anyway.

[Total Longo]

15 hours ago, Section_31 said:

I see your Mickey and i raise you an Arnie thumb.

[Section_31]

9 minutes ago, Total Longo said:

I see your Mickey and i raise you an Arnie thumb.

 

I raise you the death of Spock.

 

"But he'll die!"

 

"Ah he's dead already."

 

Jesus.

 

 

[Total Longo]

On 27/02/2024 at 19:52, Bjornebye said:

NSPCC and RSPCA adverts always hit me hard. Sat eating my tea next thing I’m balling into my bolognese 

 

 

I'm absolutely the same. Anything that involves neglected or badly treated cats or dogs and i'm in absolute bits. Once i hit 50 i found i would have a weep about a lot of things that i wouldn't have 10 years before. It's cathartic. 

 

Nothing wipes me out more than Heather dying in Highlander though.  "You've got your sheepskins on, and the boots i made for you. Goodnight, Bonny Heather" - ah, i'm going again....

[Total Longo]

49 minutes ago, Section_31 said:

 

I raise you the death of Spock.

 

"But he'll die!"

 

"Ah he's dead already."

 

Jesus.

 

 

[johnsusername]

It's weird how films can make you emotional. You have no links to these people, they're actors playing drama, but after two hours you can be weeping. And that can include animated films. 

[johnsusername]

The ending of E.T. 

 

Holy shit. 

 

 

[Tony Moanero]

[johnsusername]

We're Going on a Bear Hunt, at the end, when the bear traipses off to his cave alone. 

 

 

[Tony Moanero]

Planes, Trains and Automobiles 

 

[s(k)aturation]

Almost everything.

Or at least, too many things.