what are they gonna think, that I'm a human being with emotions?
Depends which ads -- they might think you have fucked emotions.
Mostly I'm against crying when you're not sad.
I am dry-eyed IRL sometimes when other folk are crying and that makes me feel like a horrible monster.
Why? Why is crying so automatically meaningful, like it's the only validation of feeling? Admittedly, I'm mad because it's lost some value for me -- it's like the laughter of being tickled versus the laughter of the heart.
Just laughing doesn't make you human. Why and when have everything to do with it.
eta:
women exercising, with extrapolation, not completely unsensical.
But I'm not
feeling.
I'm just crying.
Well, now I'm crying at Queer Eye, so there you go.
Suddenly I want to tickle ita until she cries.
Time to go home.
Robin, as with many people, I hold myself to a much crueler standard than I hold anyone else. It's an internal thing.
And I've NEVER liked crying in front of people. Very invested in not doing so, for various healthy and unhealthy reasons.
Mostly I'm against crying when you're not sad.
Why on earth? That's the good part of crying.
I want to tickle ita until she cries.
Not ticklish. I do tend to get irritated and hit people though.
And I've NEVER liked crying in front of people. Very invested in not doing so, for various healthy and unhealthy reasons.
Oh, god, me too. I was probably 28 before anyone other than my parents and one college roommate had ever seen me
actually
cry.
Mostly I'm against crying when you're not sad.
Oh, not me. I do happy tears sometimes, even. Crazy.
After watching her get misty about some rather ordinary stimulus, I asked the ex-GF: "Do you cry every day?"
To which she replied, "Just about. It's just a release. Why? How often do you cry?"
"Uh...every couple years? Though I will get choked up in key movie scenes, but only if it's a good movie and I'm very involved."
t not tickling ita ever
t not that I'd ever tickle someone who didn't ask
Yes, I'm ticklish and annoyed by it.
