Crying Videos » Kate Winslet in Sense and Sensibility » June 3, 2016 2:09 am |
From 1995, Kate Winslet, playing Marianne Dashwood, gets a break-up letter and takes it very hard. Not much close-up tears, but decent sobbing. I always found this movie to be very unengaging, lots of uninteresting upper-middle class 19th Century English folk hurting each others feelings, but there are several female crying scenes that always turned me on.
Crying Discussion » Contagious Crying » June 3, 2016 12:47 am |
I pretty much never get past the wet eyes stage. And I don't want to. I haven't really fully cried in three or four years, so to get me there means that something is very wrong.
That said, I think my response is more primal and less empathic, if that makes any sense. I don't necessarily know what they're feeling, but the feelings that the situation stirs in me are strong enough to get me misty.
Crying Discussion » Contagious Crying » June 2, 2016 8:49 pm |
So, how many here have experienced this, where they were comforting someone and found themselves beginning to tear up? More than that, having it triggered by the feelings brought on by the other person's crying, and not some other outside emotional stimulus.
I've mentioned this happening to me in my first comforting story about my friend Alicia. I've also noticed it once or twice during crying/sex play with other women who I'm close to. I recall after one such session with a lady friend, she was cuddled up tight on top of me in bed, having a good sob with her face buried against my cheek. Afterwards, she rubbed the wetness on my cheek and asked "are those my tears or yours?" I answered "maybe a little of both."
It was very intriguing, mainly because, ironically, I hate to cry. I hate the feeling of wet eyes and a runny nose. I rarely do it, and even more rarely does it make me feel better. But I found this development very interesting. Anyone else relate?
Crying Discussion » The First Crying Scene in My Memory » June 1, 2016 2:36 am |
caircair wrote:
Speaking personally, it's always bugged me that there has never, NEVER been a Disney Prince who has ever cried, while I believe practically every Disney Princess has done so.
That crossed my mind when I made this post. I was wondering if there were any male character counterparts out there who wept, whom the women might have found attractive. The dwarfs did weep for Snow White, though.
Crying Discussion » The First Crying Scene in My Memory » May 31, 2016 5:54 am |
When I was about three years old, I remember watching the Disney version of Snow White on TV and feeling odd stirrings at the scene where she broke down sobbing in the haunted woods.
At another point, I remember watching the Disney movie of Cinderella from 1950, and feeling those same stirrings watching her cry from her sisters' harassment.
I remember lying in bed at night, fantasizing about being able to comfort them. It would sometimes pretend I could kiss their cheeks and feel the wetness, or I would dry-hump my pillow, fantasizing that it was their heaving chest and belly.
So, my first crying crushes were Disney princesses. Did those scenes affect anyone else?
Crying Discussion » Random fantasies you've had lately » May 31, 2016 5:39 am |
punkchick wrote:
I find it interesting that you guys never involve any kind of romantic relationship in your fantasies.
I suppose it's because I've had quite a few experiences comforting girlfriends in the past. Each time was wonderful, but they also don't represent anything new to experience, so to speak.
Sometimes I fantasize and remember an ex crying on me at some time or another, but I always want to share new things.
Crying Discussion » Random fantasies you've had lately » May 31, 2016 5:26 am |
I've always wanted to comfort a complete stranger. Maybe I'd be out walking someday, on a local trail or through a park, or maybe finding her broken down at the side or the road, and the stress of whatever situation has her tearing up and sniffling. I would check on her, ask her if she was alright and needed help or anything. She would choke out a few sentences, finding it hard to talk with the pit in her throat. Eventually, she would give up her efforts to talk and just choke out one, then two labored sobs, like "a-huh....a-huh..." and begin to lean toward me, as I simultaneously open my arms for her to cry in.
After she finished cleansing her heart, we would exchange names with an awkward but friendly chuckle.
Crying Discussion » The California Girl Who Cried For Me » May 30, 2016 6:20 pm |
This is another true story, happened about three years ago. It might sound like a bit of a fish story but it's all true, save for a few personal details.
So, a few years back I wound up with some money saved up and decided to indulge some wanderlust. I was able to get a chunk of time off from work and loaded up my car for a coast to coast trip, upstate NY to Los Angeles and back, with lots of good stops in between. It happened to coincide with my meeting a girl from Los Angeles who I'd been talking with on the internet for some time, so we decided to meet up during my trip and see if there was anything between us.
We had discussed our likes and dislikes in pretty extreme detail beforehand, and she told me that having a good enough orgasm almost always made her cry. She knew what I liked, and she knew I would be very happy to experience that, so this trip was a great opportunity to kill two birds with one stone.
After fun detours, including some hiking in the Rockies in Colorado, and desert rambles in Utah, we met at a shopping mall on the outskirts of LA, and we wound up shacking up for a couple of weeks in various places around LA, as well as a five day field trip to Las Vegas. She was a pretty girl, Hispanic, tall, with a curvy body. We'll call her Sara.
In any of our bedroom encounters, I discovered that not only would an orgasm make her cry, but full-on uncontrollable sobbing. I remember the first time it happened, she was becoming more and more tensed up, and beginning to clench up her face for crying. TorNorth would have loved her tight, curled lip. She had rather a deep, husky speaking voice for a woman, so it made for an intriguing contrast when she suddenly let loose with very high-pitched, fluttering, feminine sobbing, like "eeeheeheeheehee," very rapid and breathy. She had deep eyes, that held a lot of tears, flooding with them like pools and eventually overflowing down her cheeks in dark streaks.
In between fits, she would cry out declarations o
Crying Discussion » Random fantasies you've had lately » May 30, 2016 5:48 am |
Boy, oh, boy, I've got a million of 'em.
One longtime one I've had that I've not gotten to indulge yet is consoling a crying woman in the shower. It would feel amazing to be holding her wet body against me while she sobs and the hot water pours over the both of us.
Two women crying on me at once, somehow managing a double hug, or one holding on from the back and one from the front. Would be interesting and hot to see if eventually their sobs and gasps began to sync up.
I'll post some more as they come to mind.
Crying Videos » Comforting Scenes Involving Two Guys? » May 29, 2016 8:55 pm |
I recall an episode of Breaking Bad where Walter lets Jesse cry on his shoulder, damned if I know which one.
The scene at the end of LOTR: ROTK between Frodo and Sam counts. "If I could've married anyone, it would've been her." Also, when Frodo sets sail for Valinor.