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Alone, in my private time-I wept.
Nope, but I did do a fair amount of out-loud M'Fing to myself.
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the only four words that make me cry are:
"BUSDRIVER MOVE THAT BUS"
I also have a 10 year old son that bawled, I was pissed, sick to my stomach, but did not cry.
In the words of Don Vito Corleone:
"You can act like a MAN!"
Alone, in my private time-I wept.
No, didn't cry. And I completely understand if someone did. This was a painful loss and will haunt us Pats fans for a long time.
:eat3: :agree:good thing you're not a Charger fan. You would have killed yourself a long........long time ago.
Ditto, my 10yoS was inconsolable. Who knows, maybe if I didn't feel like I had to set an example for him it might have been different.
I was giving him all kinds of wisdom, "It was a battle", "It's only a game, there are a lot more important things", "It was a heckuva a season, they just fell a little short", "Remember, Giancarlo is a Giants fan" (one of his buddies going through chemo & marrow transplant).
If only I had heeded my own advice.
WTF does that have to do with crying? I don't care if you're a homosexual,
a heterosexual, a lesbian, a gnome, whatever. Don't play the disenfranchised
player card to gain sympathy because you are not going to get it. Grow a pair!
It's not that I'm gay that isn't the issue it is that I am going through a very difficult time in my life trying to adjust to my very religious family ostracizing me so I am just more prone to crying. I was saying that in defense to everyone calling me less of a man because I cried while my boyfriend Hector held me and stroked my hair.
Alone, in my private time-I wept.
fnordcircle said:My animal essence is the Goat, which I am very proud of because unlike the unfair portrayal of goats as tin can eaters they are a very majestic creatures who can be seen dominating the highest crags of various mountain ranges.
It's not that I'm gay that isn't the issue it is that I am going through a very difficult time in my life trying to adjust to my very religious family ostracizing me so I am just more prone to crying. I was saying that in defense to everyone calling me less of a man because I cried while my boyfriend Hector held me and stroked my hair.
I don't know why everyone is attacking me.
I just really love the Patriots and seeing them fail on the cusp of greatness sort of broke through the wall I had up and just a lot of emotions are flooding through. I think that it is healthy to cry especially when you love your team.
What's more manly, to feel like crying but wear a proud face or to let the tears flow?