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Do you ever have the urge to cry?

There is no apparent reason for you to cry, you just want to.



VotesAnswer
2All of the time
3Most of the time
14Some of the time
24Occasionally
18Rarely
9Never
1I don't know
0Other

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micah
posted 2-Feb-2001 4:35am  
Rarely. Usually when my imagination goes a little far if I'm imagining something happening to a loved one.
Kristal_Rose Survey Central Subscriber Bronze Star Survey Creator Survey Qualifier
posted 2-Feb-2001 6:14am  
Urge? A few times a day, especially when I'm tired. Usually for little or no reason.
Maarten
posted 2-Feb-2001 6:50am  
No, never.
ASB Bronze Star Survey Creator
(reply to Lauren) posted 2-Feb-2001 9:03am  
SOME OF THE TIME AND OCCASIONALY are the same thing just for future reference.
Jemmy
posted 2-Feb-2001 9:35am  
Occaisonally.
cpierson
posted 2-Feb-2001 9:36am  
Not for no apparent reason, no.
jkiehart
posted 2-Feb-2001 11:30am  
Um, no.
Zang
posted 2-Feb-2001 12:17pm  
Oh!...for no apparent reason? No, never. I sometimes have the urge to and often am unable, but it is always for a reason.
cody
posted 2-Feb-2001 1:58pm  
Well, obviously it feels good to feel bad once in a while, and it feels especially good when you have someone to feel bad with, but I feel bad (in the sense that it I am doing someone wrong), to bring someone down... even if they like feeling bad. That doesnt stop me; I took her with me and I am holding her on the way down, but I intend to release her before I hit. My meaning is too abstrat to be properly expressed in words. It is an emotion not a sentence.
Jemmy
posted 2-Feb-2001 4:57pm  
Actually, now that I think about it, not for no apparent reason. It is usually just a build-up of everything horrible that has happened to me in the past month or two.
confetti
posted 2-Feb-2001 10:41pm  
I usually give into the urge, simply because it's a wonderful reliever of stress. I was crying today because I was watching "Breakfast at Tiffany's" and I love the scene where Holly and Paul go looking for "Cat".
Kristal_Rose Survey Central Subscriber Bronze Star Survey Creator Survey Qualifier
(reply to confetti) posted 3-Feb-2001 7:11am  
that one get's to me too.
jettles Survey Central Gold Subscriber Gold Qualifier
posted 3-Feb-2001 4:50pm  
yep, at times.
confetti
(reply to Kristal_Rose) posted 3-Feb-2001 5:30pm  
Don't you just love that Audrey Hepburn?
Kristal_Rose Survey Central Subscriber Bronze Star Survey Creator Survey Qualifier
(reply to confetti) posted 3-Feb-2001 5:35pm  
Of course. I think my mom wanted me to model myself after her.
confetti
(reply to Kristal_Rose) posted 3-Feb-2001 7:03pm  
How so? My mother says that I am one of those "annoying" Audrey Hepburn types and she wishes I would put on more weight.
Kristal_Rose Survey Central Subscriber Bronze Star Survey Creator Survey Qualifier
(reply to confetti) posted 4-Feb-2001 4:21pm  
looks. mom's been annoyed at how high strung or grating some of my favorite actresses have been. Say for instance 'confetti' of 'freinds'.
confetti
(reply to Kristal_Rose) posted 4-Feb-2001 7:02pm  
confetti is the blonde one, right? I think she is kind of airhead-y, and not in a good way.
Kristal_Rose Survey Central Subscriber Bronze Star Survey Creator Survey Qualifier
(reply to confetti) posted 5-Feb-2001 4:43am  
That's what I like about you; You see there is a good way.
confetti
(reply to Kristal_Rose) posted 5-Feb-2001 12:28pm  
 * smile *
Andyroo
posted 5-Feb-2001 2:43pm  
Occasionally.
Jemmy
(reply to Kristal_Rose) posted 5-Feb-2001 8:08pm  
Really? I like confetti, she's cool. I don't think she is an airhead. Rachel is more than her.
Pooh_Bear
posted 7-Feb-2001 4:42pm  
Crying right now. Seriously.
Jane
posted 8-Feb-2001 10:27pm  
Yes, PMS does that to me
BigMike
posted 12-Feb-2001 11:38am  
Yeah, when I shot a nail up my butt, or sprained my wrist (the first time), or peeling onions or getting smoke in my eyes...
Lauren
(reply to ASB) posted 13-Feb-2001 9:57pm  
hey, thanks. no one said anything in qualification
ASB Bronze Star Survey Creator
(reply to Lauren) posted 14-Feb-2001 8:19am  
http://surveycentral.org/?S=162743&V=7043&A=AdvStats
I said something in qualification check out the link you can look at the qualification comments.
Lauren
(reply to ASB) posted 18-Feb-2001 11:39pm  
Really? I'm sorry I missed it. It must have been something I just missed. Thanks though for trying to tell me.
nasale
posted 25-Feb-2001 3:49pm  
I'm not much of a crier unless it's something really profound. I yell and scream, rant and rave, spit and curse. Cry? Not often.
autumnlight
posted 2-Mar-2001 5:56am  
yeah, that happens sometimes
supplicant
(reply to ASB) posted 30-Mar-2001 9:11am  
I think there's a difference between the two myself... sure they're so close as to be fairly redundant but personally I wouldn't say they "are the same thing". "Some of the time" implies it can be measured (it is a certain amount of the time), whereas occasionally is just 'it happens now and then'... more vague.
Iseult Survey Central Subscriber Silver Star Survey Creator Gold Qualifier
posted 12-Apr-2001 9:36pm  
Sometimes.
Today, I cried for no reason.
Hotbabe
posted 13-Apr-2001 2:00pm  
I'm completely exhausted, physically and mentally from all the crying I do.
Kristal_Rose Survey Central Subscriber Bronze Star Survey Creator Survey Qualifier
(reply to Hotbabe) posted 14-Apr-2001 12:37am  
I reccommend being to busy with meaningful things to do. My urge to cry disappeared, and I keep gathering more energy to accomplish even more.
Hotbabe
(reply to Kristal_Rose) posted 14-Apr-2001 11:48am  
Well over the last few months I've kept myself busy by turning into a workaholic, but it obviously has done nothing to help.
Kristal_Rose Survey Central Subscriber Bronze Star Survey Creator Survey Qualifier
(reply to Hotbabe) posted 14-Apr-2001 9:12pm  
Yeah, No. I've made that mistake too. I meant treating yourself, helping others, making significant career catapultations. Self-punishment by worldly deprivation ain't where it's at.
Kristal_Rose Survey Central Subscriber Bronze Star Survey Creator Survey Qualifier
(reply to confetti) posted 14-Apr-2001 9:27pm  
I saw a Katherine Hepburn movie and that must be who my my mom was suggesting. I think mom shares your moms sentiments on A.H. and my partial likeness to her. But then I'm a chameleon, a lot like many extreme icons from ghandi to edison.
Hotbabe
(reply to Kristal_Rose) posted 15-Apr-2001 7:27am  
I'm also seriously lacking motivation. I so can't be bothered to do anything.
Kristal_Rose Survey Central Subscriber Bronze Star Survey Creator Survey Qualifier
(reply to Hotbabe) posted 16-Apr-2001 12:13am  
It's a downward spiral and you can only pull yourself up by your bootstraps. You get high returns on what you give, even if that is just energy. I'd hurry before it gets worse. There must be plenty of little meaningful things you could be doing to start yourself off.
Hotbabe
(reply to Kristal_Rose) posted 16-Apr-2001 12:36pm  
Yeah, but every time I get up, something or someone knocks me down again. As for energy, the only energy I seem to have is destructive energy.
Kristal_Rose Survey Central Subscriber Bronze Star Survey Creator Survey Qualifier
(reply to Hotbabe) posted 16-Apr-2001 6:24pm  
I did a quick reading on you.
Concentrate on internal stuff as you go outside.
Innocence and a sunny disposition is called for.
Meet your challenges with a soft sweet strength, not with competition. You may have to agree with people more or get cut off. Relationships are important to maintain now. When has destructive energy served you in the long run. All energy can be made to change forms.
Hotbabe
(reply to Kristal_Rose) posted 17-Apr-2001 1:48pm  
How can a relationship be maintained when your own family and people who you considered to be your closest friends have given up on you?
Kristal_Rose Survey Central Subscriber Bronze Star Survey Creator Survey Qualifier
(reply to Hotbabe) posted 17-Apr-2001 8:10pm  
By redefining yourself and then redefining your relationship with them.
My mom was rather against my changing gender, and we were at odds on all sorts of issues. After I made the change we became good friends. It all comes down to you first. Your whole outlook and frame of consciousness is what will determine what happens around you.
Hotbabe
(reply to Kristal_Rose) posted 18-Apr-2001 4:29am  
I suppose thats similar to me working towards an acting career, to my mum I'm wasting my time. It would be great if I could be a successful actress and prove her wrong!  * smile *
Julia81
posted 27-Apr-2001 11:52pm  
i usually have the urge cry at night when i am coming back from work and i am tired.I sit in my car alone and i want to cry....weird....
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