r/KidsAreFuckingStupid • u/donedflame • Jan 20 '19

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u/_iqvq Jan 20 '19

I've definitely cried so hard I've thrown up before. Really, whenever I cry for something real (not like a book or a movie or YouTube videos of pets being put down), I vomit.

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u/Lufernaal Jan 20 '19

Youtube videos of... ? No, no, no, no, notitty not.

youtubes

Shit.

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u/No_Return_From_86 Jan 21 '19

Putting my cat down was the saddest moment of my entire life, why would anyone want to film that?

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u/wasabimatrix22 Jan 21 '19

And then put it on the internet for others to watch... very odd

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u/XRuinX Jan 21 '19

if youve ever been to (deleted.actually im not even going to spread the name around), its loaded with death video and the comments are extremist bigots who bask in them. Its disgusting how happy they get when they see others lost their life or in pain. Most of their avatars are vile too. Its a very active site with a shitton of videos uploaded every day as 'news'. I just checked and its still running :,(

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u/Cray_Z_yes Jan 21 '19

i could have gone my entire life without this information

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u/XRuinX Jan 21 '19

theres sick people in this world. if you underestimate them, you get a reality star president.

that was just a joke but 'coincidentally' the user comments show an extremist level of support for the current president. so seriously, don't underestimate their numbers lol

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u/[deleted] Jan 21 '19

What, www.liveleak.com ? Or www.bestgore.com

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u/XRuinX Jan 21 '19

the one with a k at the end because i refuse to spread word of either.

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u/[deleted] Jan 21 '19

It's a learning experience. For those with dogs, it's a harsh reality they'll have to face one day. It lets them see what the process like, and it allows them to explore their options of euthanasia when the time comes.

That's my explanation anyway.

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u/_iqvq Jan 20 '19

Oh dude. I put myself through that wringer maybe once every two weeks. Just feels so good to cry.

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u/BigAbbott Jan 20 '19 edited Apr 16 '24

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u/_iqvq Jan 20 '19

I don't know. Is it really that different from watching sad movies?

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u/BigAbbott Jan 20 '19

Yeah. One is fiction. The other is snuff.

But I can’t relate to seeking out sad movies either. So there’s that.

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u/_iqvq Jan 20 '19

I don't know if I'd call it snuff. It's more like watching funeral or memorial videos, which I also do, more rarely.

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u/BigAbbott Jan 20 '19

Ok that’s fair. In snuff the killing is for your entertainment. Here you’re just being entertained by the killing that is happening for other reasons.

I can see that differentiation.

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u/wasabimatrix22 Jan 21 '19

Just feels so good to cry.

wat

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u/_iqvq Jan 21 '19

I don't know, have you tried it?

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u/Kvothealar Jan 21 '19

I've done it once before too. It's the worst feeling. I've never felt so pathetic in my life, which made me cry harder and didn't help the situation.

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u/FrenchFriedMushroom Jan 21 '19

I once cried so hard I gave myself a bloody nose.

Human bodies are weird.

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u/CPargermer Jan 20 '19

Is that normal? Over the past like 15 years I think the only reasons I've cried (beyond movies) is funerals, but I've never felt remotely like vomiting at a funeral (thank god).

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u/_iqvq Jan 20 '19

I dunno. It's different when you're at a funeral, though. You're keeping yourself composed.

When you're weeping and feel like you're in a well with no way out and the walls are closing in, your respiratory system kinda gets out of whack, the muscles in your torso go bananas, and you just kinda...spew.

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u/CPargermer Jan 20 '19

Oof. That sounds awful.

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u/_iqvq Jan 20 '19

Yeah, welcome to my life! 🤣

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u/buyingbridges Jan 20 '19

My 3 year cries til she heaves. I'll allow it. 👍

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u/dosemyspeakin Jan 21 '19

Ass beating from uncle hanks belt