Exiled New Yorker - Connie on Nostr: npub1zakvc…fd6uu npub18ljjw…480hq I would say, “I don’t cry,” but that ...
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I would say, “I don’t cry,” but that isn’t true.
I never cry willingly.
99% of the time when I cry I’m silent and I go about my business. I just do it with a river of tears.
I cried that way for six solid months after my sister died. I was a stay at home mom and the tears appeared and disappeared like clockwork. Half an hour after Al left, half an hour before he came home.
Sometimes “if you want to cry I’ll give you something to cry about” is literal for kids.
I would say, “I don’t cry,” but that isn’t true.
I never cry willingly.
99% of the time when I cry I’m silent and I go about my business. I just do it with a river of tears.
I cried that way for six solid months after my sister died. I was a stay at home mom and the tears appeared and disappeared like clockwork. Half an hour after Al left, half an hour before he came home.
Sometimes “if you want to cry I’ll give you something to cry about” is literal for kids.