Am I The Only One Who Cries Over Nothing?

[Mandalina]

My dh calls me a cry baby all the time LOL.

 

[Nupine]

I was so near crying when Bret Michaels came out there too! Thats really cool about your little ''experience'' with him! Ha! I'm actually surprised you didn't take up the offer, but good for you! There is actually a Poison concert an hour from here in a couple days, but you have to be 18, which really sucks!

I cry over everything, I cried when my math teacher in 4th grade finally helped me to understand long division! Not sure why, but I cried!

 

[Laurajean]

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Yeah or my little NOT experience with him. Now that I'm older sometimes I laugh and think "Darn! What was I thinking!?" but the truth is that I was a pretty smart teenager. I went to a lot of those concerts and have met dozens of bands. I know what happens on the tour bus, and I wasn't okay with being one of thousands of girls. I had more respect for myself, which is good and I'm proud and all that, but sometimes I think about it and wonder if I was crazy to have so much dignity, lol.

I did at least get all their autographs and gave one of my dressy scarves to the bass player who later wore it in a photo! I was like, Hey, that's MY SCARF!!

 

[Julie08]

I have read a few of your recent posts. You might want to just have a chat with your Dr.

 

[Laurajean]

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Is that a joke or are you just being mean? Wow. That seems incredibly rude and was very hurtful.

 

[Why and Dotte]

I'm reading these posts and getting teary eyed

I usually get watery eyes when something sad happens in the movies or someone is crying or if I get my feelings hurt.... it goes on. I used to never get emotional but everytime I watch a sad movie it gets me everytime!

 

[Nupine]

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Yeah or my little NOT experience with him. Now that I'm older sometimes I laugh and think "Darn! What was I thinking!?" but the truth is that I was a pretty smart teenager. I went to a lot of those concerts and have met dozens of bands. I know what happens on the tour bus, and I wasn't okay with being one of thousands of girls. I had more respect for myself, which is good and I'm proud and all that, but sometimes I think about it and wonder if I was crazy to have so much dignity, lol.

I did at least get all their autographs and gave one of my dressy scarves to the bass player who later wore it in a photo! I was like, Hey, that's MY SCARF!!

Yes, that was VERY smart of you to have that much respect for yourself. I'm sure very few girls around that time would have said no, considering he was such a heart throb. You sure would have been one of THOUSANDS of girls though! Not cool....
That is AWESOME about the scarf though! WOW!