Rec | FEELING THINGS DEEPLY

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either it’s been imbedded in my dna or it’s the circumstances i was placed in. im somehow always crying during movies when a character is going through something devastating, eyes watering because a song is “so good”, or even silent and trying to soak up the moment because i know i‘ll remember forever.

@aubreyclaussen

Feb 18, 2025

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@erdy

feeling things deeply is a blessing, never change 🫵 you WILL catch me crying if a song is good

Feb 19, 2025

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I've been told I'm quite a sensitive person, which is to say, a lot of things evoke strong feelings out of me. But nothing quite does it like a good movie or show. I hadn't realized how much of an effect these types of media had on me, until I found tears rapidly falling down my face, onto the pillow, leaving a stain. This is when I looked over to my person and noticed I was the only one crying. I guess not everyone has these intense feelings all the time, but I found that it allows me to enjoy theses pieces of media so much more; even at the cost of staining things with my unrequited tears.

@isa-006

Apr 23, 2025

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crying after movies

i finally realize it’s becoming a habit as today was the second time within a week where I walked out of the theatre and just felt like sobbing—both films were comfort films i think really is just a rush of emotions from good movies that actually convey feelings well in a realistic sense. life’s been a bit dull and i feel a bit numbed from a bad year last year with all kinds of emotional breakups, so sometimes two and a half hours of strong emotions on screen is just a bit too much, but i think it’s keeping me from complete oblivion and it’s kinda nice anyway i always think crying a little is healthy

@gomizhou

Mar 4, 2024

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BEING A VERY EMOTIONAL PERSON

I have spent so many years hiding the fact that I feel things very deeply… I was always told i was too sensitive, and I would cry at anything that made me even a little sad. I pushed it down so far that I now often struggle to cry at the big, real things. But recently I’ve been opening myself up to feeling the heaviness and depth of sadness. Even over small stuff. I forget how rich the feeling can be even though it hurts. but big feelings also mean big happiness! Now that I’ve been welcoming my emotions more, I have more chances to feel joyful and proud and happy and loving. Reminding myself that feeling deeply is a gift! 🎁