[Closed] Crying on a train...

I'd cry if I was travelling to London on a Friday evening.

Oh. "ill" or "lil" ?

it's allowed, probably good for you and nobody else needs to care

remember to look after yourself as well as your family

Oh. "ill" or "lil" ?

This needs to be clarified. As it [b]will[/b] affect what follows.

Shit happens and we are only human. My class have seen me welling up on more than one occasion when dealing with emotional subjects.
Nothing wrong with having emotions and acting on them or being affected by them.

[quote=Jamie said]This needs to be clarified. As it will affect what follows.

Clarified in the OP edit.

KNew I could rely on cheering up can't even phone the Mrs as I'm on the quiet carriage and everyone is being...well quiet !

Clarified in the OP edit.

[s]Ok. So are we talking serious ill, or has a bad cold?[/s]

Ah. Edits have been made.

*First part edited*

Crying? Nothing wrong with it at all! I was giving my children a bath the other day and I just broke down in floods of tears. A mix of happiness at how awesome they are, and an apprehension of wanting to be able to provide for them in the future. I love them so much, and I cried. No shame in that, no reason to worry.

It's only odd if you DON'T cry.

Can't some people read?

[s]OP edited their OP. So wind it back a touch.[/s]

Well, isn't this an edit-athon.

Serious ill bit crap really

Sorry Jamie editing as youre editing

In that case, no issues at all with crying on the train.

Probably more preferable than all the other bodily fluids getting leaked over public transport on a Friday night.

I cried when I dropped my daughter off at Uni.
I cried when the charity guy did his pitch to our company charity foundation (which I'm a member of)

Man up and well up!

Hope your brother does show signs of improvement soon

Journey home will be fun... Kings cross To drunken suburban high road ! Plenty of bodily fluids then !

I choked up saying my farewells to a chap I've had to make redundant.
He's going to a better job, bigger salary etc but all the same gutted to have to let him go.
Worked together for 14yrs.
We both choked up, & immediately started talking about work to snap out of it. 🙂

Blokes eh.

Op, positive vibes to your bro & his family. 😉

[quote=takisawa2 said]I choked up saying my farewells to a chap I've had to make redundant.
He's going to a better job, bigger salary etc but all the same gutted to have to let him go.
Worked together for 14yrs.
We both choked up, & immediately started talking about work to snap out of it.

To be fair that's pretty lame 🙂

[i]allthepies[/i]

He says what we're all thinking...

Better than Snakes...

[quote=Jamie said]allthepies
He says what we're all thinking...

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Done it many years in the past when doing the commute and life was not going smoothly (and possibly post alcohol). The tough bits don't stop just because you are sitting on a train. Sometimes the people I share a carriage with make me want to cry...

I cried watching ET.

Unfitgeezer. I would be crying too in your situation. Look after yourself.

J

There is nothing wrong with crying, it is a raw emotion that needs to happen before the other emotions and process of dealing with a traumatic event or difficult situations can take place. Think of it like this, if you don't cry it out then the next powerful emotion to force its way out is anger, and we all know that this always lead to others around you getting hurt.

A BIG WELL DONE FOR BEING IN TOUCH WITH YOUR SELF. 😀

I'm constantly crying thinking about The Gooners season.....
All the best to your bro & family OP.

L'il J sang twinkle twinkle little star to me the other day. (He's two)
Got a bit dusty.......
Sorry about your brother op.

A BIG WELL DONE FOR BEING IN TOUCH WITH YOUR SELF.

crying whilst touching yourself on a train = arrested / thrown off said train.

EDIT: I well up rather easily, especially when my two kids are involved. Wife thinks it's hilarious and I'm a big softie.