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Things that make you blub - unexpectedly

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schnackie Wed 30-Nov-22 15:00:34

Oh, dear MadeInYorkshire I'm so sorry for your loss. I can't even imagine your grief. flowers

Kate1949 Wed 30-Nov-22 14:55:22

Oh MadeInYorkshire flowers

GrannyGravy13 Wed 30-Nov-22 14:48:58

MadeInYorkshire

My daughter died unexpectedly on Thursday, I cannot stop blubbing, I am heartbroken ....

So sorry MadeInYorkshire (((hugs)))

MadeInYorkshire Wed 30-Nov-22 14:44:35

My daughter died unexpectedly on Thursday, I cannot stop blubbing, I am heartbroken ....

pandapatch Wed 30-Nov-22 14:42:13

I am awful when it comes to crying - I have been known to cry at TV adverts - my family find it VERY amusing - it is usually the music that does it.

Sago Wed 30-Nov-22 14:38:06

The last post always does it for me.

Retread Wed 30-Nov-22 14:34:17

Oreo I'm the same - when I'm anywhere near children singing, I go to pieces. I have to scurry past any "little choir of angels" singing hymns at Christmas time, head down and clutching for a tissue!

Aveline Wed 30-Nov-22 13:55:31

The Queen's speech on TV during the pandemic did it for me. So well judged and delivered so sincerely.

Oreo Wed 30-Nov-22 13:55:26

Oooh loadsa things!
None of the ones you mention tho.
Anything involving sad cases with children or animals, the sound of children singing a happy little song, other pieces of music that bring back memories, beautiful pieces of music or hymns and carols, anything emotional in films, seeing disasters on tv, seeing real bravery, I could go on.
Got worse as I get older😳

Esspee Wed 30-Nov-22 13:50:59

I find the playing of ANY national anthem often reduces me to tears. I have no idea why.

schnackie Wed 30-Nov-22 13:42:08

I am fairly unemotional, most of the time. When the lovely Queen died in September, I was very, very sad but I can't say I shed a tear. However I recently saw a short video on social media of the family on the balcony (probably from the Jubilee) and Princess Charlotte was watching her great granny, and when she (the Queen) started waving, Charlotte took the cue and began waving herself. All of a sudden I burst into tears!! Not just a drop either. It occurred to me that this wonderful lady who we are so used to seeing on a regular basis, is no longer alive. Then, again on social media, today I saw a post which said (I'm not quoting) that a woman said to her daughter "I hope I don't get Alzheimer's" and the daughter replied "Don't worry mum, if you do, I'll love you and look after you every day" Then it said the woman had had Alzheimer's for 14 years (or similar). I'm weeping just recounting this story!! So unlike me. What things make you suddenly just lose it?