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Tuesday, June 29, 2010
Up
I was feeling a need for a crying session, so I watched Up. Yikes. Instead of a simple release, I got a major sobbing session. I pretty much cried off and on throughout the whole movie. I guess I needed it because I feel better now.
Somedays we just need that release that a good crying session brings with it. I too have "those" movies that I know whenever I watch them, will make me have a good cry, one I know will guarantee me full body racking sobs and I ALWAYS feel better afterwards, like someone cleared all the cobwebs out of my mind.
Glad that the movie "lifted" your spirits ... pun *definitely* intended! :-)
I am definitely one that finds it difficult to let the floodgates open. I'm good at getting emotional and teary-eyed ... but I always find that I hold back the tears more than I let it out.
Hmmm ... thinking I'll take your lead and watch "Up" in the next couple of days ...
Somedays we just need that release that a good crying session brings with it. I too have "those" movies that I know whenever I watch them, will make me have a good cry, one I know will guarantee me full body racking sobs and I ALWAYS feel better afterwards, like someone cleared all the cobwebs out of my mind.
ReplyDeleteCrying is good for the soul.
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Glad that the movie "lifted" your spirits ... pun *definitely* intended! :-)
ReplyDeleteI am definitely one that finds it difficult to let the floodgates open. I'm good at getting emotional and teary-eyed ... but I always find that I hold back the tears more than I let it out.
Hmmm ... thinking I'll take your lead and watch "Up" in the next couple of days ...
I was a sobbing, snotty, puffy-eyed mess after watching UP. I loved it, but needed massive amounts of fluid to rehydrate afterward.
ReplyDeleteCartoons. They get me every time...