
I used to cry to get out of trouble as a kid.
When I was scared.
When I didn’t get my way.
I would cry myself to sleep..
Because I’d be worrying..
About what happened that day..
The day before..
The next day..
Or my days in the future.
I used to say: “Well, I didn’t cry today, so it’s a good day!”
Hell, I still say that..
On my bad days.
I don’t cry at funerals.
That’s when I laugh the most..
To be honest.
I feel I have to lighten the mood.
Even though..
“It’s super inappropriate [to do so],” some say.
I cry when I get mad because I’m a lover..
Not a fighter.
And I’m terrified of jail.
Ugly crying.
Snotty crying.
Can’t breathe, can’t speak crying.
Non-stop wet tears.
Dry tears..
Because I have no more tears left to cry.
Secluded crying.
Look at yourself in the mirror crying.
Group crying.
Public crying.
It all feels the same.
It’s an emotional release.
Screaming crying.
Weeping.
Sniffling.
Not wiping your tears crying.
Short burst crying.
Too long crying.
Hiding your tears.
Hiding your fears.
Beet red ears.
Soaked in embarrassment.
Doing the walk of shame.
Shrugging it off.
Dusting it off.
Faking it.
Denying it.
The evidence is there.
Own up to it.
Audience or not.
Just let it flow.
Get it out.
Don’t bottle up your emotions.
Cry.
It.
Out.
Bottle up your tears..
And drink it.
Cheers!
Don´t want to be repetitive about your writing style. Brought me a clip of many of my own emotions. I´ll read it again tomorrow, it deserves it. Thanks!
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Thank you Santiago! Sarah had the best prompts the other night! This one was: describe your relationship with crying. Now and how it has changed over the years [growing up].
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