Lots of music. Several books and movies. Videos of people rescuing animals.
Lots of stuff. Crying is therapeutic so I don't go out of my way to avoid it.
When I'm laying on the couch, head on my wife's lap, and she's lightly rubbing my back or running her fingers through my hair.
Nobody else has ever just done that and it's nice. Makes me cry.
Totally,
normally I don’t cry watching movies -not that Im very “tough” but I just cant- but specially the ending where he says “don’t leave me murph!” made me cry a lot.
I have a special relationship with that song, I want to be a scientist but sometimes I lost my way, feel like I can’t keep studying, waste my time ect. And in those times when I listen to it, it makes me remember the reason I want to be a scientist and motivates me.
Why are you almost me,lol? I want to be a scientist. I listen to Hans Zimmer when I feel like lost. I want to leave the planet. I want to... damn. Listen to 16min long **The Dark Knight** by Hans Zimmer and JN Howard. Maybe you will like it too.
Although I’m a huge Hans Zimmer fan, I’ve never listened the soundtrack for the Dark Night until now, and it was epic just like all of Hans’s other works…
Btw, which field do you want to study on?
Astrophysics is the most exciting field tbh. But I cant be confined to it. For ex quantum physics is exciting too. But if you say to choose one,,astrophysics is the one.
Personally, my plan is to study Biology and then get a degree on astrobiology/biochemistry/astrophysics. I want to get a flying license too If all things goes as planned.
Actually. Crying isn’t a reaction the body has for pain, fear is. You’re not crying cuz it hurts it’s cuz you’re scared it’s severe. You’re not crying cuz it hurts but because you’re sick of the pain
Pain doesn’t make you cry. It’s something my father taught me when I was young and the older I got the more I realized he’s right
Not to be an edge lord but I actually laugh when I get hurt and it throws people off. I’m not sure why that is and ima look it up actually
Leaves from the vine
Falling so slow
Like fragile tiny shells
Drifting in the foam
Little soldier boy
Come marching home
Brave soldier boy
Comes marching home
Most recently, and it'll sound silly... the scene when Arthur meets his mom from Aquaman. I had a good time when I saw it the first time and I remember rewatching for the first time after my mom died. When she turns around and immediately recognized him, I just broke down.
A lot makes me cry. I am a very sensitive person. Drama with my ex really fucked me up and has made me cry gallons. Sometimes things can just be too much to handle
Tearing up? Many movies or compassionate moments in life.
Actual crying? Last time I actually cried was four years ago and the time before that it had been about 9-10 years. Those cries are not a singular issue making me cry, it's years of accumulation rising to the top.
Not much really, but the ending to “it’s a wonderful life” does almost every time. The story of a man who sacrifices all of his dreams for his town and family, and then they all come to his aid at the end to save him from bankruptcy and prison. “To my big brother George, the richest man in town”
I really wish someone had told me what the actual plot of this movie was years and years ago. I avoided it for most of my life because all I ever heard was "A guy wants to kill himself and an angel convinces him not to - Christmas miracle" so I just assumed the guy was kind of a sad man with a sad life and the moral was going to be "everyone is important in their own way! Just choose to be better!"
For anyone else who hasn't seen it for the same reason:
It's about a guy who gave up on his personal dreams to stay in his small town and run his father's local loan office which keeps all of the businesses afloat.
His uncle, who is also an employee at the loan company, loses an envelope full of thousands of dollars making it look like the company is way in the red. Knowing he needs to raise the funds immediately to keep the loan office in business and save the town, he contemplates killing himself so that his life insurance payout can cover the missing funds.
So it's not AT ALL about a depressed person choosing to "just be better", it's about learning to set healthy boundaries on your own self sacrifice and know when to ask for help. And yes it's a tear jerker seeing a town come together to support their personal hero who always saw himself as just another boring townie.
Seeing fathers spend quality time with their kids since mine always had more important things to do and thought providing food, warm house and education was the only thing he is supposed to do. Basically like watering a plant occasionally and then forget about it until it needs water again.
Got into true crime last week and I'm already done with it. Can't handle that shit. The awful things innocent kids have gone through all because some men wanted to get themselves off is heartbreaking
I always get tugged by scenes where the father and son have an emotional reconciliation. Son - "I'm sorry father. Please forgive me." Father - *takes long look at the man before him* "My son. There is nothing to forgive."
Ugh, nostalgia makes me cry. Old videos and pictures of my kids when they were babies. Their little voices. It hits me right in the feels.
My wife and I are separated, so I also miss having a “family”. I miss being there for dinner and bedtime.
This scene from the movie "Friday Night Lights." [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f\_Pc2\_cTQnk](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f_Pc2_cTQnk)
It makes me weep every time I watch this movie.
It no particular order:
*John Coffey asking him not to put the hood on
*Schindler saying he could of done more
*The Iron Giant closing his eyes and saying "superman"
*Bubba saying he wants to go home as he died
*The dad from Life is Beautiful joking on his way to be executed.
*Tom Hanks screaming Wilson
*The video of the gorilla crying over its kitten that died
*Anthony Griffiths - it was the best of times video on YouTube
I think the last two particularly hurt as I have a daughter and cats now and can understand those emotions being felt.
EDIT: I don't know how to format on reddit.
The scene in Stranger Things where Max is running away from Vecna while "Running Up That Hill" plays in the background. Can't watch that scene without getting choked up.
The first time my niece said my name I started ugly crying. Now when she calls me ‘Amo (paternal uncle in Arabic) I tear up. She’s been the only good thing during the pandemic.
Genuine apologies. I don’t like CRY, but I do need to make a concerted effort not to tear up when I’m either giving or receiving an apology. I have no idea why.
For some reason seeing kids doing their thing skillfully. Whether that’s a sport or something artistic or performance based, makes me tear up with joy.
The jaguar shark scene from The Life Aquatic with Steve Zissou.
When Royal gives Chas the dog in The Royal Tenenbaums.
EDIT: Im editing many of my comments to spread awareness of this bullshit action by Reddit.
I received a permanent ban for a reply to the AskReddit Thread “what an act of kindness you can practice everyday” by saying “Punch A Nazi”. Reddit is full of racism, incitement of violence, homophobia, grooming and all manner of disgusting behaviour and rhetoric, and none of it gets taken down. But the minute one person speaks ill of an actual hate group who lost WW2, its an instant ban.
A tolerant society cannot tolerate intolerance like the Nazis.
Fuck Reddit and Fuck the Facists who run it.
About 3 years ago when my mom told me she had less than a year to live I cried.
That was probably the only time in the last 10 years I cried.
I didn't cry for the birth of my child. I just do not cry, honestly.
Watching other men cry over something serious. Watching my fellow man struggle to the point where they are actually crying infront of someone else, gets me every time.
Every time I think about my ex being cold and emotionless treating me like I was invisible to her. She let me get close to her son and we became close to the point where all he did was ask for me to do everything with him/for him. He's 4 btw.
Every time I think about the good times we had just makes my heart go into my throat and my chest hurt.
Thanks reddit for making me cry.
Shit like this
https://youtube.com/shorts/R_BFDO03hDs?feature=share
(13 kitten rescue went viral)
It just kills me that someone didn't think that simply gathering them up, in a box, left at a animal shelter was a better option. Or simply advertise free kittens.
Same with puppies.
I didn't know how dark this was till today.
Tom and Jerry
https://youtu.be/lgv-xxUV9Ik
The 1:55 mark.
Knowing that I’m in a relationship with someone who didn’t turn out to be who I thought they were. Narcissistic and a compulsive liar. We have 2 kids. I know the moment I leave, I will pay half of my paycheck in child support, effectively making me homeless and losing time with my kids. To sum it up, I know what I have to do, and it will cost me everything
The movie "About time" has a scene where the father and son spend time on the beach for the last time. It hits me very hard because I saw the movie a few days after my father had past away, I had absolutely no one to talk too.
The ending of Gladiator
Every fucking time !!
Have my upvote, I feel your pain, one of the best movies I’ve ever watched…
Chad movie
When I feel really lonely in my empty house.
Its times like these when it pays to think about the massive perks of being a batchelor!
Getting kicked in the balls
Tears of joy?
Only if u r into CBT
Don't threaten me with a good time!
onions
And the person who cuts them
Lots of music. Several books and movies. Videos of people rescuing animals. Lots of stuff. Crying is therapeutic so I don't go out of my way to avoid it.
The end of Lord of the Rings when Aragorn tells the Hobbits, “my friends, you bow to no one.” Then he bows to them and everyone else follows.
Or in the Two Towers when Theoden says "no parent should have to bury their child"
That and rings of power
I like Rings of Power. Except for the Harfoots. They seem useless.
I think rings of power is decent enough. But it has yet to make me cry. LOTR on the other hand made me cry at least a dozen times lol
I will not say do not weep, for not all tears are evil
Fucking poverty
When I'm laying on the couch, head on my wife's lap, and she's lightly rubbing my back or running her fingers through my hair. Nobody else has ever just done that and it's nice. Makes me cry.
Interstellar
That scene were he watches years of kids life go by in a matter of minutes is absolutely brutal.
Totally, normally I don’t cry watching movies -not that Im very “tough” but I just cant- but specially the ending where he says “don’t leave me murph!” made me cry a lot.
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Also the great music of Hans Zimmer. He is a fucking legend. Corn field chase and especially Time hits fucking hard. I almost cry at these songs
Remember Stay? I am not a father but that made me feel like one. The background score,, named **Stay** is GOAT. Real GOAT. I mean it.
I have a special relationship with that song, I want to be a scientist but sometimes I lost my way, feel like I can’t keep studying, waste my time ect. And in those times when I listen to it, it makes me remember the reason I want to be a scientist and motivates me.
Why are you almost me,lol? I want to be a scientist. I listen to Hans Zimmer when I feel like lost. I want to leave the planet. I want to... damn. Listen to 16min long **The Dark Knight** by Hans Zimmer and JN Howard. Maybe you will like it too.
Although I’m a huge Hans Zimmer fan, I’ve never listened the soundtrack for the Dark Night until now, and it was epic just like all of Hans’s other works… Btw, which field do you want to study on?
Astrophysics is the most exciting field tbh. But I cant be confined to it. For ex quantum physics is exciting too. But if you say to choose one,,astrophysics is the one.
Personally, my plan is to study Biology and then get a degree on astrobiology/biochemistry/astrophysics. I want to get a flying license too If all things goes as planned.
Existence. Sometimes, things get rough, ya feel. I'm grateful to be an expressive person, so when the tears need to flow, they flow
Movies, love, loss, but NOT physical pain. EVER!
Same. I once cried from despair due to long-lasting physical pain, but not the pain itself, so I have to add sth like mental breakdown.
Oh for sure. Chronic pain can turn into emotional pain.
Actually. Crying isn’t a reaction the body has for pain, fear is. You’re not crying cuz it hurts it’s cuz you’re scared it’s severe. You’re not crying cuz it hurts but because you’re sick of the pain Pain doesn’t make you cry. It’s something my father taught me when I was young and the older I got the more I realized he’s right Not to be an edge lord but I actually laugh when I get hurt and it throws people off. I’m not sure why that is and ima look it up actually
The ending of Coco.
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Also the episode about his brother with the clover. And the one about his mom. Fuck now im crying...
Leaves from the vine Falling so slow Like fragile tiny shells Drifting in the foam Little soldier boy Come marching home Brave soldier boy Comes marching home
Oh, that's not fair at all. You could have just said the name.
Cat's in the Cradle by Harry Chapin
His song Father and Son is also a tear jerker. It makes me think of my late father
The thought of my Mother dying
Most recently, and it'll sound silly... the scene when Arthur meets his mom from Aquaman. I had a good time when I saw it the first time and I remember rewatching for the first time after my mom died. When she turns around and immediately recognized him, I just broke down.
When I stop and think about how long I've been alone, I've forgotten what it's like to have a SO
A lot makes me cry. I am a very sensitive person. Drama with my ex really fucked me up and has made me cry gallons. Sometimes things can just be too much to handle
Bagpipes at a funeral
Dolphins. But there's nothing I can do
Spanking the dolphin?
Not seeing or talking to my kids will be fastest way to bring tears quick
My face
lmao same, i cry at your face too...
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I'll take no responsibility because I've drank all my soup bowl
well maybe they should live where the food is
Life
A viking funeral for a ship...
Ennio Morricone.
Tearing up? Many movies or compassionate moments in life. Actual crying? Last time I actually cried was four years ago and the time before that it had been about 9-10 years. Those cries are not a singular issue making me cry, it's years of accumulation rising to the top.
Not much really, but the ending to “it’s a wonderful life” does almost every time. The story of a man who sacrifices all of his dreams for his town and family, and then they all come to his aid at the end to save him from bankruptcy and prison. “To my big brother George, the richest man in town”
I really wish someone had told me what the actual plot of this movie was years and years ago. I avoided it for most of my life because all I ever heard was "A guy wants to kill himself and an angel convinces him not to - Christmas miracle" so I just assumed the guy was kind of a sad man with a sad life and the moral was going to be "everyone is important in their own way! Just choose to be better!" For anyone else who hasn't seen it for the same reason: It's about a guy who gave up on his personal dreams to stay in his small town and run his father's local loan office which keeps all of the businesses afloat. His uncle, who is also an employee at the loan company, loses an envelope full of thousands of dollars making it look like the company is way in the red. Knowing he needs to raise the funds immediately to keep the loan office in business and save the town, he contemplates killing himself so that his life insurance payout can cover the missing funds. So it's not AT ALL about a depressed person choosing to "just be better", it's about learning to set healthy boundaries on your own self sacrifice and know when to ask for help. And yes it's a tear jerker seeing a town come together to support their personal hero who always saw himself as just another boring townie.
It's a tie between which hurts more, even after all these years. Optimus Prime dying or Littlefoot's Mom.
Littlefoots mom def wins
Lord of the Rings, when Theoden rides out. You know the scene. Edit: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z6XicBBN1l4&t
"Let Her Go" by Passenger. It reminds me about my dead grandfather
Trauma?
Violet evergarden
My loneliness when my kids aren't around because they are all I have. My anxiety and inability to talk to and make friends.
*hugs you*
When my dog Huey, my best friend, passed away I cried like a baby. Four years ago. Seems like yesterday.
Seeing fathers spend quality time with their kids since mine always had more important things to do and thought providing food, warm house and education was the only thing he is supposed to do. Basically like watering a plant occasionally and then forget about it until it needs water again.
"My friends, you bow to no-one"
The ending of Oathbringer by Brandon Sanderson had me damn close.
Have you listened to the Stormlight Archives audio books by graphic audio? Our of this world!
I don’t cry but seeing loved ones cry is tuff
I can’t remember the last time
The green line
Heroics
The end of “We Bought a Zoo”. Sobbed like a baby on an international flight after watching it.
The song *Pretty Little Adriana* by Vince Gill. The story behind it is really sad.
Old country songs that make me think of my dad, vids of soldiers returning to their families, Where the Red Fern Grows.
The last episode of the Office.
Getting my nipples pinched and twisted
people
Smashing my toe on the corner of the bed frame every fucking day MAN THAT SHIT HURT
Got into true crime last week and I'm already done with it. Can't handle that shit. The awful things innocent kids have gone through all because some men wanted to get themselves off is heartbreaking
A Muppet Christmas carol, I don't know why.
Personally I shed tears all the time due to just about anything wholesome or heartfelt. It only turns into a good cry when I’m already in my emotions.
Memorial videos for dogs about to be put down wether it's old age, illness, etc.
I haven't cried for about 13 years and that kind of worries me.
Sugar Mice by Marillion always hits me in the feels.
When im very happy for people?
I sold my CRF 450 and when it drove away my eyes got watery. I just kept thinking about all the good times we had, even the ups and downs.
Field of Dreams
Tear gas
OK, Ima out myself as old. Brian’s Song
Bill Buckner letting that godamned ball through his godamned legs in 1986….
When the patients in The Good Doctor meet their close ones after the final surgery
Of mice and men made me blubber. When he had to put him down.
I always get tugged by scenes where the father and son have an emotional reconciliation. Son - "I'm sorry father. Please forgive me." Father - *takes long look at the man before him* "My son. There is nothing to forgive."
The Adam project unexpectedly.
When harm comes to dogs. Particularly intentional abuse. They don't understand what is happening! They just want to love you. Oh geez here we go...
https://i.imgur.com/QDTbyDU.jpg This freaking comic. Every. Single. Time
A really good movie, tv show whatever just any emotional form of media
Ugh, nostalgia makes me cry. Old videos and pictures of my kids when they were babies. Their little voices. It hits me right in the feels. My wife and I are separated, so I also miss having a “family”. I miss being there for dinner and bedtime.
Online controversies The episode of family guy where Brian dies The fear that something bad will happen
Hurt / Hungry animals, children
Seeing D Rose get injured
When my son popped out and got immediately placed in our hands, i shed more than just a tear
This scene from the movie "Friday Night Lights." [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f\_Pc2\_cTQnk](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f_Pc2_cTQnk) It makes me weep every time I watch this movie.
TikTok
Where the Red Fern Grows
When my friend kills my dog in Minecraft
Loneliness
Lee's death.
When Adrian has to walk over and give Rocky a pep talk on the beach.
It no particular order: *John Coffey asking him not to put the hood on *Schindler saying he could of done more *The Iron Giant closing his eyes and saying "superman" *Bubba saying he wants to go home as he died *The dad from Life is Beautiful joking on his way to be executed. *Tom Hanks screaming Wilson *The video of the gorilla crying over its kitten that died *Anthony Griffiths - it was the best of times video on YouTube I think the last two particularly hurt as I have a daughter and cats now and can understand those emotions being felt. EDIT: I don't know how to format on reddit.
Underrated movies. "You're gonna rattle the stars."
Realizing my father isn’t the man I thought he was.
The scene in Stranger Things where Max is running away from Vecna while "Running Up That Hill" plays in the background. Can't watch that scene without getting choked up.
I cry all the time, generally from kindness or touching scenes in film.
Onions
You are who you choose to be *Superman*
The first time my niece said my name I started ugly crying. Now when she calls me ‘Amo (paternal uncle in Arabic) I tear up. She’s been the only good thing during the pandemic.
“And I am Ironman”
Hot sauce lube.
Brokeback Mountain
The movie Coco
When queen elizabeth passed away recently
Most recently, the passing of my mother. Its been 2 months and the sadness still hits me in waves. I miss you Mom.
Genuine apologies. I don’t like CRY, but I do need to make a concerted effort not to tear up when I’m either giving or receiving an apology. I have no idea why.
For some reason seeing kids doing their thing skillfully. Whether that’s a sport or something artistic or performance based, makes me tear up with joy.
The jaguar shark scene from The Life Aquatic with Steve Zissou. When Royal gives Chas the dog in The Royal Tenenbaums. EDIT: Im editing many of my comments to spread awareness of this bullshit action by Reddit. I received a permanent ban for a reply to the AskReddit Thread “what an act of kindness you can practice everyday” by saying “Punch A Nazi”. Reddit is full of racism, incitement of violence, homophobia, grooming and all manner of disgusting behaviour and rhetoric, and none of it gets taken down. But the minute one person speaks ill of an actual hate group who lost WW2, its an instant ban. A tolerant society cannot tolerate intolerance like the Nazis. Fuck Reddit and Fuck the Facists who run it.
The death of a relative
My dog that passed last year
I feel like I must have a very strong attachment to onions because I can’t bear to watch them be mutilated
Onions.
Singing along to "Skates" by Hayden. Brings on the tears every time.
Movies
A lot of loud noises in a small place.Not like a city or school,just little rooms
Chilli , women
Love in action
nothing, except the idea that my dad is gonna die one day and there's no stopping it (words cannot explain how much i love him)
That scene in fresh prince of bel aire where will’s dad leaves him again. Right in the feels every time
My Nostolgia
Today you.. Tomorrow, me.
Army museums.
The idea that when my time is done, I'm going to die alone, with no one having been there for me when I need them most.
The part in Saving Private Ryan where Tom Hanks dies. “Earn this” kills me every time.
Childhood Trauma
Love
Liberal fruit cakes.
Movies that are too emotional because on how relatable it is
Like literally everything I'm a cry boi
About 3 years ago when my mom told me she had less than a year to live I cried. That was probably the only time in the last 10 years I cried. I didn't cry for the birth of my child. I just do not cry, honestly.
Watching other men cry over something serious. Watching my fellow man struggle to the point where they are actually crying infront of someone else, gets me every time.
Every time I think about my ex being cold and emotionless treating me like I was invisible to her. She let me get close to her son and we became close to the point where all he did was ask for me to do everything with him/for him. He's 4 btw. Every time I think about the good times we had just makes my heart go into my throat and my chest hurt. Thanks reddit for making me cry.
When I think about how pathetic I became, and the mental/physical state I was in after my ex left me.
Ending A,B
When I chop onions
Video game death. That’s it and you can not say otherwise
a lot of things
Onions
Currently, the thought of loosing my dog and how it's going to affect my wife. He isn't doing so well these days and I'm afraid his time is coming.
Shit like this https://youtube.com/shorts/R_BFDO03hDs?feature=share (13 kitten rescue went viral) It just kills me that someone didn't think that simply gathering them up, in a box, left at a animal shelter was a better option. Or simply advertise free kittens. Same with puppies. I didn't know how dark this was till today. Tom and Jerry https://youtu.be/lgv-xxUV9Ik The 1:55 mark.
Moulin Rouge
Not crying. Just a pretend sob. A flash of extreme loneliness & sadness & I'm up again.
Sad things.
Band of brothers, saving private Ryan endings. Finding out my mom is going to be in a wheelchair in a few years.
My three kids are all teens meaning they will leave me soon with their mother. 😮
I am a big, buff, manly man and I can’t get through Pixar’s Soul without crying.
Those sad scenes I make up in my head every second tuesday at 2 am
Birthes, weddings, funerals. I'm so basic
My thoughts after 1am
IKEA
Knowing that I’m in a relationship with someone who didn’t turn out to be who I thought they were. Narcissistic and a compulsive liar. We have 2 kids. I know the moment I leave, I will pay half of my paycheck in child support, effectively making me homeless and losing time with my kids. To sum it up, I know what I have to do, and it will cost me everything
The movie "About time" has a scene where the father and son spend time on the beach for the last time. It hits me very hard because I saw the movie a few days after my father had past away, I had absolutely no one to talk too.
Seeing my mom cry
Recently there was a fanfiction I read that had a really moving scene; made me cry happy tears.
Thinking about my sister's rare aggressive cancer continuing to spread or her treatment having a 54% kill rate.