Post: #1

I'm a pretty solid guy who has pretty much removed emotions like sadness, one-itis, fake sympathy etc ... any softness in general from my emotional spectrum.

Pictures like these however, have the power to break down that barrier and give me that mushy feeling I haven't felt in along time.


Alcoholic Native American Father and his son




Father kneels at the WTC in front of his sons name on the 10th anniversary of the event.



Young boy accepts flag from United States Army for his fathers services. His father died in combat.



Father goes to prom with disabled daughter because she had no date.



Pic speaks for itself

Post: #2

if you wanna cry, watch this movie (with english subtitles)
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0095327/?ref_=sr_1

Post: #3

I cry at a lot of good love scenes in movies. I'm a softie

Learned the hard way however to never cry during a breakup to try to get the girl back lolz

Post: #4

Try this one,

Post: #5

The last time I can even recall that I cried, copious amount of alcohol, violence, and the near collapse of a dream job I'd been building for years was involved... (I'm a musician, it happens)
I wasn't exactly crying I guess, more so just choking up and getting super emotional. Can I keep my alpha card?

Post: #6

Very relevant thread:

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Post: #7

Cinderella Man ruined me.

Post: #8

The Road is a real tearjerker for me.

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Post: #10

Nothing has ever made me cry more then the episode of Beast Wars when Dinobot died saving mankind in the process.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5SepcT0KtUM

What this video doesn't feature is the very ending of the episode where the caveman kills a snake with the club, like he saw Dinobot defending against Megatron, thus making an evolutionary leap in intelligence. It caused the second wave of tears in me.

Despite this being just a cartoon for kids it is one of the best deaths in the history of cinema ever.

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Post: #12

Man, I couldn't hand the flag to a kid. Jesus, that is the saddest thing ever.

Post: #13

(04-25-2013 11:41 PM)Quintus Flaminius Wrote:  Try this one,

I've had that on DVD for ages but never watched it, I have to do it now.

Post: #14

I get tears of joy when I remember my favorite bangs.

Post: #15

Always gets me. Apparently most of it was improvised.

Post: #16

I'm not sure what happened but I noticed after being in the military a couple of years I suddenly became more emotional in times of sadness. Maybe it was maturity, maybe it was leaving home, or maybe it was just the military training.... I'm not sure but I can be a bit of a pussy when it comes to sad movies now.

Post: #17

A la Hachiko, I remember this episode from Futurama

Post: #18

King, they got the idea from this.

Post: #19