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Crying. . .

March 13 2006

What's the hardest you've ever cried?

I don't know why, but I started thinking about the hardest I've ever cried, and I came up two different times. . .

February 15, 2004- Everybody was gathered around my uncle's grave site. As he was lowered into the ground, I turned and walked away, unable to watch. Once I got far enough away from the crowd, I started to cry. At this point, I turned to see Karen walking toward me with her arms opened, and she held me while I sobbed uncontrollably. I wasn't sure I would ever stop,

August 20, 2004- It had been a little over two hours since I learned of Bruce's death, and I had yet to show any emotion. My friends and I were in Belle Aire's parking lot, and Brian walked over and gave me a hug. "I love you, Anna Miller," he choked out before I hardly got out "I love you too, Brian King" as I broke down into sobs.

I don't mean for this to be a sad entry, I was just thinking about this.

So, if you don't mind sharing, what's the hardest you've ever cried?

♥ inthemiddleofabreakdown.

March 13 2006

i just randomly ran across your site. and i thought i'd answer your question. i'd have the say 3 months ago to the day. my boyfriend of 8 and a half months broke up with me out of the blue. that's probably the hardest i've ever cried in my entire life. random. iknow. just thought i'd answer it. <3333

Amy

March 13 2006

I don't know... I've cried a lot... and I've cried pretty hard quite a few times...

Sarah Vermillion

March 13 2006

I don't remember crying when my little brother died, but I'm sure I did. However, I was only six, so I don't remember very well. Last January I cried a whole lot in the attendance office of my school. My mom got my grandmother to pull me out of class so I could talk to her on the phone because she didn't know if she was going to survive a lung procedure in the hospital. [She's lived and she's quite alright now, by the way.] But I lost it in the attendance office and then promptly went to the hospital to see my mom.

Ben Moser

March 13 2006

two times i can remember: 1) the morning i found out ellen had died at blackman, i spent a long time with amy and rachel bonin, mainly amy, comforting them and just trying to be strong in front of them. then i saw darrell isabell walking towards me in the library and i just let the tears go. for the longest time it seemed. 2) was a because of a relationship thing...that never really was a relationship...but i waited on this particular girl for more than a year...and as demasculating as it sounds, it was when i watched "the notebook" and allie said something that was nearly an exact quote of what the girl in reference said to me. so yeah. don't you love honesty?