No Shame Crying Thread

[CP3]

Not really funny or serious. But nothing makes my eyes water more than thinking about how much God loves me despite all my failings and short comings. Or maybe simply reflections on his passion.

Amen!!

 

[The_Fit_Ness_Monster]

3 times as an adult
Twice during combat in my early 20’s
And one time for almost a full day during an ayahuasca journey In my late 20’s.

 

[Nutterbuster]

And one time for almost a full day during an ayahuasca journey In my late 20’s.

Roll tide

 

[midTNhunter]

the first time my wife saw me cry we'd been married 2 years. my dad called to say they'd put Midnight down. he was a mutt who was jet black with a white star on his chest. Dad brought him home when I was 5 years old. He lived 19 years. i had a rough go of it through my adolescence and for a few years that dog was about the only creature i talked to about anything of substance. i didn't cry when i got the call. but that night the moment my head hit the pillow i sobbed those hard choking sobs. theres something special about dogs.

 

[Micneador]

"They say Jesus was a poor man,, Guess I wish I had a little more of him in me" gets me every time.

I watch near anything upland hunting and seeing a rooster pheasant of a big bobwhite covey flush over a bird dog does it to me too. I always said if I could transfer to central/NW Kansas I'd sell everything deer/waterfowl related for a good dog and some 1 oz #6 20 gauge loads. I'd spend the rest of my life chasing birds and be as happy as I was 12 years ago with dad.

 

[Tim0712]

I still catch crap for not crying at my wedding....

I’m not married (yet) BUT I’ve been in a lot of weddings and my buddy that just got married last weekend was the only tear I’ve seen shed on the grooms side yet. Didn’t help that his parents and sisters were in the front row bawling and his brother was standing behind me crawling like the sisters lol

 

[tailgunner]

It was a hot day in August of 1990.i come home from school to see my mom weeping.im thinking this woman is a Gangster. She dont never cry.then she raised her head and said.stevie ray is gone.Still gets me.

 

[Wolverinebuckman]

I'm secure enough in my manhood to be comfortable with crying. As a teenager I tried not to cry..."man up"... But emotions are a powerful thing, God given for a reason. He gave us laughter and he gave us tears.

Non-death-related reasons I've cried;

Senior year, trying to win the long jump in a dual meet against our biggest track and field rival. I trained like I had never trained before for that meet, went into it super pumped, and then proceeded to toe the line three straight times and fault out. As I made my way into the middle of the infield, all of the emotion that I had put into getting myself up came out in uncontrollable tears.

I cried in the delivery room with all of my biological children. The miracle of Life is just incredible to me.

I've shed tears in times of great frustration, especially involving family or spouse related issues.

I've cried at times just watching our adopted children play, realizing what their end could have been had "choices" been made differently.

Many times I have lost it when I thought about God's great love, and the sacrifice that Jesus made for me... And the things that I did to put him there.

And I've even cried for movies and songs that have touched me. And yes, Coco on more than one occasion!

Yeah, to me crying is a good thing. Much better than restraining our emotions.

 

[thedutchtouch]

Dogs. https://saddlehunter.com/community/index.php?threads/so-long-partner.48954/post-678617

 

[Weldabeast]

Rip.....

 

[Weldabeast]

Rip

 

[WoodyNC]

Not really crying but when ever I hear the song Thunderstruck by AC/DC, it gives me goose bumps and takes me back 30 year (3 OCT 1993) to Mogadishu, Somalia. Super 61 was my infiltration bird for the events that occurred that day. Painted on the engine cowl was Thunderstruck. Lost a lot of friends that day and it brings back their memory every time. Yeah I guess it does bring a tear or two. Like as I write this.

 

[neonomad]

@HuumanCreed oof that video hit me. This one gets me sometimes, some themes:
-the rural life I lived, primarily centered around my father, a chapter that kinda ended when he passed.
-community scrapping it out, parents doing their best to raise kids while dealing with a bunch of hard work on their plates.
-the things, the worlds, we leave behind as things change.

 

[Zero One Actual]

I got pollen or something in my eye one time when I got to see my first ultrasound. I always figured those rooms would be sterile somewhat.

 

[Will Harris]

Roll tide

that makes me cry. War Eagle!

 

[Dsabhunt]

I got pollen or something in my eye one time when I got to see my first ultrasound. I always figured those rooms would be sterile somewhat.

I always say it's dusty in here. Happens to me when I hear songs about parents getting old and dying. Especially if it's the mom. Still a mommas boy all these years later haha