Im a 15 year old girl and I havent feel real emotion that made me CRY in about 5 years.
I cry when i am full of stress and over tired…but that is different. that is emotional relief.
but when the last time i cried…acctually the last time i felt ANY emotion over a dead loved one was when i was in 4th grade and lost my best friend’s sister…she was like a sister to me.
Why dont i cry??? I dont get it! When all these people i was related to died i never cried. I felt bad because all of my family and family friends cried and bawled their eyes out and i just sat there TRYING to provoke emotion but i couldnt. I didnt feel anything.
what is wrong with me??
well yeah i have a loving family and good friends…but that doesnt matter. I NEVER CRY!
my best friend was hurt by her ex-boyfriend and i was torn that she was in pain….but i never cried for her like i would have years before.
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