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When was the last time you cried? 2mf48
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i can exactly few months ago, I had holiday and all I could do is worry about doing a lot of mistakes at work, so I couldn't really enjoy my 1 week of holiday. At the evening before my holiday was done, I was just crying because i felt like i was a nuisance and pain in the ass to workers.
ngl i would never imagine you crying lolPatatitta wrote: m6d2i
I think one or two months ago
surprisingly i never cried on this lol, well only because i watched a lot of eateot content before listening to this on its fullest lolreffty_gag wrote: 62363e
bs my head hurts when i crysametdze wrote: wa1d
when you cry, the body releases stress through the tears.Karmine wrote: 4i703u
I'm curious what makes people cry for it to be so common?
it goes without saying that some people get more stressed than others, and therefore will probably cry more than others.
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sometime earlier this year due to a video game thing, before that it was sometime in 2020. not going to get into why
this never made me cry but there's a bit early on in k1 that genuinely terrifies me
I wonder how many people have actually heard the full thing. most people seem to meme the first track and only the first track but idk, all of the interesting stuff is in stages 4 thru 6
which track? unless ofc you spent the full six and a half hours cryingreffty_gag wrote: 62363e
when i listened to this 2 days ago...
this never made me cry but there's a bit early on in k1 that genuinely terrifies me
I wonder how many people have actually heard the full thing. most people seem to meme the first track and only the first track but idk, all of the interesting stuff is in stages 4 thru 6
i only listened to Stage 1 to Stage 2 and it makes me cried lmaoooxch00F wrote: 503n5i
which track? unless ofc you spent the full six and a half hours cryingreffty_gag wrote: 62363e
when i listened to this 2 days ago...
this never made me cry but there's a bit early on in k1 that genuinely terrifies me
I wonder how many people have actually heard the full thing. most people seem to meme the first track and only the first track but idk, all of the interesting stuff is in stages 4 thru 6
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how hard are you crying for your head to start hurtingReyalp51 wrote: 5i14
bs my head hurts when i crysametdze wrote: wa1d
when you cry, the body releases stress through the tears.Karmine wrote: 4i703u
I'm curious what makes people cry for it to be so common?
it goes without saying that some people get more stressed than others, and therefore will probably cry more than others.
too depressed to cry most of the time, got the grey kind
last time I was back a few years ago - I forget how long - on vacation in florida with my family. I had a pretty bad shutdown from sensory overload - I have a sensory processing disorder (mostly over sensitive). I've learned how to cope with it for the most part growing up, but this showed me I do still have a limit and what that is, just in an embarrassing way.
last time I was back a few years ago - I forget how long - on vacation in florida with my family. I had a pretty bad shutdown from sensory overload - I have a sensory processing disorder (mostly over sensitive). I've learned how to cope with it for the most part growing up, but this showed me I do still have a limit and what that is, just in an embarrassing way.
kinda trauma dump-ish details
Was badly sunburnt from falling asleep on a boat and it was super hot so I was in a constant dull pain and very aware of my shirt existing, we went to a very crowded 70's style diner covered in an obnoxiously vibrant red with super greasy food everywhere, and couldn't decide what I wanted while my parents were waiting on my order to get in a long line and order for everyone. I'd try to describe what it felt like, but I would be writing too much for people to read and its hard to describe something most people don't experience. Literally all my senses were being overwhelmed in there plus the whole being embarrassed about breaking down in public as an adult over what was outwardly a simple decision just spiraled way out of control. Individually nothing was a big deal, but all at once...
wound up just not making a decision (wasnt in a state to eat anyway) and going to sit outside alone, eventually when I calmed down a bit my dad did bring out some funnelcake
wound up just not making a decision (wasnt in a state to eat anyway) and going to sit outside alone, eventually when I calmed down a bit my dad did bring out some funnelcake
this makes a profound amount of sense in a way that i don't quite know how to articulate yetWitherMite wrote: 303r6v
too depressed to cry most of the time, got the grey kind
last time I was back a few years ago - I forget how long - on vacation in florida with my family. I had a pretty bad shutdown from sensory overload - I have a sensory processing disorder (mostly over sensitive). I've learned how to cope with it for the most part growing up, but this showed me I do still have a limit and what that is, just in an embarrassing way.
kinda trauma dump-ish detailsWas badly sunburnt from falling asleep on a boat and it was super hot so I was in a constant dull pain and very aware of my shirt existing, we went to a very crowded 70's style diner covered in an obnoxiously vibrant red with super greasy food everywhere, and couldn't decide what I wanted while my parents were waiting on my order to get in a long line and order for everyone. I'd try to describe what it felt like, but I would be writing too much for people to read and its hard to describe something most people don't experience. Literally all my senses were being overwhelmed in there plus the whole being embarrassed about breaking down in public as an adult over what was outwardly a simple decision just spiraled way out of control. Individually nothing was a big deal, but all at once...
wound up just not making a decision (wasnt in a state to eat anyway) and going to sit outside alone, eventually when I calmed down a bit my dad did bring out some funnelcake
that may simply just be because i primarily resonate with how i see it through my version of it being "too much is happening, i have a profoundly indecisive nature, and my lack of a coherent response is currently a bother to everyone, and i happen to care about that" in relation to your experience, and this was enough for me to attach to it and take note of it in a reply
not making a decision, giving up and not eating at all in order to resolve the stress
really just wanting to retreat into a sterile nothingness with nobody at all
i will probably abstain on speaking to any conclusion i would ever make about my own relationship to sensory experiences though (i'm doubtful anything is distinctly abnormal here other than maybe a slightly duller sense of smell, and forgetting how things smell or feel or taste or look, except i do vaguely and imagine sounds slightly better), i probably have some fundamental misunderstanding of what any of that implies and it may not necessarily need to be involved in this response anyway, except i brought it up, so now it might be, and... i'm lost, i'll leave this where it is;;
Understandable, it's probably the best episode of any series ever made.iaport wrote: 2wv24
Around 3 weeks ago, I was binging Dr. Who and got to the End of Time two-parter. By the end of it I was bawling my eyes out at the sheer beauty of it. Anytime I think about it I break out in tears again. So naturally, typing this made me start crying again.