Have you ever became teary eyed or cried while trying to post at mylot?
By Dominique25
@Dominique25 (9460)
United States
January 3, 2013 8:36am CST
A lot of the times the things we post or that others may post can be very emotional life issues. When we feel for others or about what our life posts it can cause us to be emotional. It at times is good for us to get a good cry out. Especially if we have been holding our emotions in.
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@Dominique25 (9460)
• United States
4 Jan 13
Sorry to hear that your ex cheated on you. That would be very awful. That would make me cry as well. I hope that things are better for you. That you have been able to make it through that hard time and come out a stronger person.
@ARIES1973 (11944)
• Legaspi, Philippines
4 Jan 13
Is somebody make a response that make me remember my life before, I really can't help crying while typing my reply. Especially, if it is about my way of living which I consider as a miserable one.
Have a nice day!
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@Dominique25 (9460)
• United States
4 Jan 13
Yeah times are hard for all of us. When we think back to difficult times in our life it does make us sad. Especially if they were hard on us physically and emotionally. We do at times come out of those these stronger but it still affects us to think on them.
@LovingMyBabies (85923)
• Valdosta, Georgia
3 Jan 13
There is one person in particular when she talks about her marriage to her husband, and the fact that she lost him and the way their marriage was...it makes me cry every time. I cannot help it. But sometimes it does feel good to cry about other's lives or situations instead of our own if you know what I mean...
@Dominique25 (9460)
• United States
4 Jan 13
Yeah with that those types of conversations it would be hard not to get emotional. It is sad to lose family members and friends so I can imagine how difficult it would be to lose a mate that you are very close to. That would make me tear up as well. I agree with you about crying about someone else situation.
