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At 9/21/09 06:11 PM, Rucklo wrote: that's ok, son. jut let it out.

But the beatings hurt daddy.

At 9/21/09 06:13 PM, EJR wrote: I've never been too emotionally attached to a book, even if they're sad stories about what happened in real life, like A Child Called "It". Several moments made me sad, but it never brought me to tears.

Yeah, I didn't cry when I read that book, which seems weird because that was a true story whereas this was fiction.

He smiled down at the dog, his throat moving. "You'll be all better soon," he whispered. "Real soon."
The dog looked up at him with its dulled, sick eyes and its tongue faltered out and licked roughly and moistly across the palm of Neville's hand,

Something broke in Neville's throat. He sat there silently while tears ran slowly down his cheeks.

A week later the dog was dead.

Now tell me you didn't just cry, and if you didn't try reading the rest of the book before that part, then you definitly will.

I don't know if it was something about how much Neville struggled to get the one seemingly remaining living creature in the world to trust him, or the fact that I didn't want to be alone reading the book anymore.

The most emotional part in a book for me was when I read to a certain part in republic commando: order 66. It was so sad I was emotionally messed up for a day

Hand over your mancard. No one cries while reading books.

At 9/21/09 07:59 PM, AlphaCentauri wrote:

Now tell me you didn't just cry, and if you didn't try reading the rest of the book before that part, then you definitly will.

I remember that part of the book, it was touching but I didn't cry.

I did, however, cry at the end of All Quiet on the Western Front after Paul carries Kat all the way back to camp only to find out he's been killed by flying shrapnel on the way.

"Let the months and the years come, they can take nothing from me, they can take nothing more. I am so alone, and so without hope that I can confront them without fear."

"Where the Red Fern Grows" is one of the saddest books I'll ever read.

People cry for all kinds of reasons, like when they are super frustrated.

i saw the movie and it did make me feel sad.

At 9/21/09 06:13 PM, Earthshine wrote: Why is it always the dog?

The dog always dies. No matter what.

When the dog died, I almost bawled my eyes out. But I kept my cool.

Who gives a shit about a stupid dog?

That made me cry, too. My friends cried as well.

I literally haven't cried in years, what is wrong with me?

I used to have breakdowns in class a lot, it sucked.

Woman.

Damn good thing I dont ready books that often.

I only read action books :3