No. It's always been weird to me when I see it because I can hardly imagine being that happy about something that could realistically happen
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Have you ever cried from being happy?
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Not gonna lie: E3... 2015? I had some tears the year the Shenmue 3 KS was announced during Sony's conference.
I've only cried from laughter. The kind where you're crying and laughing and your gut hurts from it.
I'm still waiting on the type of happiness that would make me cry.....
Edit - I suppose laughter would sort of fall under happiness/joy though.
I'm still waiting on the type of happiness that would make me cry.....
Edit - I suppose laughter would sort of fall under happiness/joy though.
When I told my girlfriend I loved her for the first time and she immediately said she loved me too
I'm not sure.
I've been overawed from things I enjoying in a positive matter that lead me to crying several times, yes. Not sure if that counts.
I've been overawed from things I enjoying in a positive matter that lead me to crying several times, yes. Not sure if that counts.
Maybe watching a movie or, sadly, watching E3 and seeing a beloved game announced. Star Wars related stuff gets me all the time because my late mother was a big fan and introduced it to me as a kid.
Real life happy is more like an adrenaline high where I jump up and down and get so excited I can't sleep.
Real life happy is more like an adrenaline high where I jump up and down and get so excited I can't sleep.
When my Daughter was born. Best moment of my life by far seeing my wife hold her for the first time
Mine is related to Austin, also. I cried of happiness when I was offered a job in Austin. I walked into the bathroom and went into the stall and did like a celebratory punch dance dance and cried.
Unfortunately for a variety of reasons I was unable to take the job and haven't been back to Austin in nearly four years. I miss it a lot.
Outside of my kids.
I may have gotten emotional during the portals scene in ENDGAME however, I absolutely cried on February 4th 2018 Super Bowl 52! The most cathartic cleansing beautiful cry i have ever had.
I may have gotten emotional during the portals scene in ENDGAME however, I absolutely cried on February 4th 2018 Super Bowl 52! The most cathartic cleansing beautiful cry i have ever had.
I cried in happiness when we got the ultrasound that said we were having a boy. The surname would live on!
Funnily enough my wife and I both laughed so hard we cried when he was born. Shit was fucking surreal and we just laughed our asses off holding him at how bizarre it all felt. Then it was like "yeah nurse can you take him it's like 3 AM and we're fucking exhausted. Yes take the baby, just go do health stuff with him and wake us later"
Funnily enough my wife and I both laughed so hard we cried when he was born. Shit was fucking surreal and we just laughed our asses off holding him at how bizarre it all felt. Then it was like "yeah nurse can you take him it's like 3 AM and we're fucking exhausted. Yes take the baby, just go do health stuff with him and wake us later"
Yes, but I can't remember.
Unfortunately, I have this thing called manic depression. Sometimes I get so happy/sad at the same time and cry a bit. It's quite harrowing.
Unfortunately, I have this thing called manic depression. Sometimes I get so happy/sad at the same time and cry a bit. It's quite harrowing.
Exactly this for me.
Not actual tears and the whole thing, but my eyes were definitely swelling up.
I have, but only twice, and both times were me being incredibly relieved of a lot of anxiety.
I think what was actually going on is that as soon as I was relieved of the causes of my anxieties, I was immediately reflecting on the pain the anxiety caused me emotionally. It wasn't the actual overwhelming happiness that triggered the tears, it was just the perspective changing to the pain being behind me now, but I can say that those moments were definitively still defined and remembered for the happiness I felt.
I think what was actually going on is that as soon as I was relieved of the causes of my anxieties, I was immediately reflecting on the pain the anxiety caused me emotionally. It wasn't the actual overwhelming happiness that triggered the tears, it was just the perspective changing to the pain being behind me now, but I can say that those moments were definitively still defined and remembered for the happiness I felt.
The first 30-60 seconds of Twin Peaks S3 made me tear up. It was one thing knowing that it was being made, and completed, but to have it air was another thing entirely. And I only watched S1-2 in the 2000's. To have watched it as it aired and then see a third season must have been a rollercoaster of emotions.