Do you every cry while reading?

[Anonymous No.4902305]

I cried at the end of reading Les Miserables, when I was 14.

[Anonymous No.4902323]

>>4902305
Of mice and menenenenenenen.

[Philosophag !!aEGgSI04zUm No.4902327]

>>4902305
Does crying from laughter count?

[Anonymous No.4902331]

>>4902305
All the fucking time. Last one was reading transcripts of the My Lai massacre inquiry.

[Anonymous No.4902457]

>>4902305
Cried finishing Imajica by Clive Barker for the second time. It's so goddamn beautiful *sobs*

[Anonymous No.4902511]

>>4902305
The Happy Prince by Wilde.

[Anonymous No.4902530]

Once and Future King ending

[Anonymous No.4902558]

I felt like I was suffocating when I read the HP Lovecraft story of switched bodies.

[Anonymous No.4902577]

incarnations of burned children made me tearfully sad on a couple levels

[Anonymous No.4902589]

If you don't cry after reading the Old Man and the Sea, you aren't human.

[skeleton No.4902674]

>>4902305
the part in Blood Meridian with the old hunter where he wonders if there are other worlds really hit me hard for some reason.

[Anonymous No.4902681]

>>4902589
What did you find so tragic about the ending?

It was somewhat sad I suppose

[Anonymous No.4902683]

>>4902589
Terrible book, terrible.

[Anonymous No.4902715]

At Brothers Karamazov, when Dosto writes that he has intention of writing more about the relationship between Ivan and Katerina But Ivan has gone mad and you know, that's the last book Fyodor wrote

[Anonymous No.4902727]

I cried at the end of brothers K. Hurrah for Karamazov!

[Anonymous No.4903968]

I cried at the end of a book when I was 13-14. It wasn't even a sad moment; there was a character death at the end of the same book and I didn't cry about that. It was a particularly beautiful and unexpected description of a starry sky.
I also cried while reading a poem once, for a similar reason. Tears of awe, I suppose.

[Anonymous No.4903994]

>>4902715
>"This is a rebellion" "No it's just politely returning the ticket"
>All those feels

[Anonymous No.4904001]

>>4902305
I almost cried when reading Crime and Punishment, how fucking uplifting the ending was after all that heavy psycho shit.

[Anonymous No.4904044]

>>4904001
>tfw no qt Christ figure gf to hold hands with

[Anonymous No.4904074]

>>4902305
Don't Go Quietly Into That Good Night by Dylan Thomas. That shit gets me every time.

[Anonymous No.4904078]

When my aunt died of cancer, it didn't really hit me since I was in a different country and couldn't come to her funeral - it didn't seem real and I wasn't really sad.

I was reading a rather shitty book at the time (A is for Anything from Damon Knight), and for some reason, a character was shot in the book. That's when my aunt's death fully hit me, and I cried. We were close and she didn't deserve to die like that. She had bought a new car but couldn't drive it since the chemo made her throw up; her goal was to survive the cancer and drive the car. She never got to drive it.
Haven't picked up the book since and I'll never finish it.

[Anonymous No.4904184]

>>4902327
i like laughter from crying

[Anonymous No.4904206]

>>4902305
A Korean novel called "Please Look After Mom" made me cry like a bitch. In public.

[The Juice !!QSvwrQMMkoH No.4904226]

>>4902323
>Lenny
"Tell me about them rabbits, George."
>George
"You'll hear about them rabbits," cocks pistol. "In HELL!" unloads barrel into Lenny's dome.