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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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Fireworks especially to music make me really emotional. I usually end up in tears. I love them but for some reason they have this effect on me. Does this happen to anyone else??
Or is there something else that never fails to set you off?
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Fireworks especially to music make me really emotional. I usually end up in tears. I love them but for some reason they have this effect on me. Does this happen to anyone else??
Or is there something else that never fails to set you off?
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One of my favourite memories of this was the firework display at epcot in Florida its truly magical   |
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I'm not embarrassed to admit a good, heart-heavy film will get me.
If a film, or a song, or a play, or even supporting your favourite sports team can get you emotional enough to the point of tears, whether they be of joy or unhappiness, than that is something truly special and meaningful.
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By (user no longer on site)
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"I'm not embarrassed to admit a good, heart-heavy film will get me.
If a film, or a song, or a play, or even supporting your favourite sports team can get you emotional enough to the point of tears, whether they be of joy or unhappiness, than that is something truly special and meaningful.
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this, couldn't say it any better |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"I'm not embarrassed to admit a good, heart-heavy film will get me.
If a film, or a song, or a play, or even supporting your favourite sports team can get you emotional enough to the point of tears, whether they be of joy or unhappiness, than that is something truly special and meaningful.
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Well said that man |
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By *ndykayMan
over a year ago
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I'm man enough to admit that I had tears in my eyes after watching the DIY SOS big build when they did the 2 parter for the wounded servicemen and women.
They were tears of pride and admiration for all the hard work by the people who built them and for those who benefited from it with their families.
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"I'm man enough to admit that I had tears in my eyes after watching the DIY SOS big build when they did the 2 parter for the wounded servicemen and women.
They were tears of pride and admiration for all the hard work by the people who built them and for those who benefited from it with their families.
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I cannot get through a single episode of Extreme Makeover: Home Edition without lots of tears |
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By *ndykayMan
over a year ago
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"I'm man enough to admit that I had tears in my eyes after watching the DIY SOS big build when they did the 2 parter for the wounded servicemen and women.
They were tears of pride and admiration for all the hard work by the people who built them and for those who benefited from it with their families.
I cannot get through a single episode of Extreme Makeover: Home Edition without lots of tears "
Haven't seen that in years lol. In truth, I've only had a few full on crying meltdowns over the years, a couple at funerals and when my kids were born.  |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"I'm man enough to admit that I had tears in my eyes after watching the DIY SOS big build when they did the 2 parter for the wounded servicemen and women.
They were tears of pride and admiration for all the hard work by the people who built them and for those who benefited from it with their families.
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