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Related: About this forumStepping out of the closet...
Many years ago I came out of the closet. I haven't stepped back in since that day. Today, however, I'm going to step out of a different closet...Yes, it's true. Sad books (and movies) make me cry like a little girl and I'm not (overly) ashamed of that.
Thanks for listening. Now back to the book.
HenryBasil
(6 posts)William769
(55,147 posts)You need to do some explaining quickly while you enjoy your short stay here.
ZombieHorde
(29,047 posts)And then I punch the Dungeon Master in the foot.
POW! Take that, foot!
beyurslf
(6,755 posts)Skokk'aZulu, they would not have killed it so easily.
WillParkinson
(16,862 posts)He died a LOT.
Voice for Peace
(13,141 posts)Tears cleanse, they heal, they restore balance.
Often something will trigger a sorrow I've stored in my
body since childhood, and I will finally weep those tears.
I hear myself crying and it's the cry of a child, not an
adult.
People unable to feel store it all up in their arteries,
bones, organs. I personally think that over time unwept
tears become tumors and plaque.
William769
(55,147 posts)Be it in the privacy of my own home or in a theater.
xchrom
(108,903 posts)I don't know who does that.
DemKittyNC
(743 posts)who denies crying. I cry over everything and I am not ashamed of it.
dsc
(52,166 posts)I cry at the drop of a hat.
closeupready
(29,503 posts)(Mitt Romney probably did, too - but he was thinking, "What a dope! Think of all the stuff that could have bought!"
The Cairo Trilogy books made me cry and sob - but also made me smile and laugh, and also think deeply about life, and who I am. Truly a genius, Mahfouz was.
K&R