Miskadoodle wrote:
Child abuse, definitely. Hearing parents scream at their children at the grocery store, I have to leave otherwise I will earn myself a smack in the face for saying something. I get so upset for those poor babies.
Cancer is the only thing, though, that will instantly make me cry. Any time I hear of someone being diagnosed with a terminal cancer or going through chemo, the instant empathy is so huge it makes my body hurt. My grandmother, who raised me through most of my childhood, died six years ago of lung cancer, and one of my favorite uncles also died of lung cancer. I was with them through their treatments, watched them struggle and suffer until they passed away, and ever since then it is my worst trigger.
Music can make me emotional too, when it's particularly beautiful or moving. Books make me emotional when I get very attached to the characters - I have gotten visibly upset when characters die. One series that I loved deeply when I was a teenager had a major character, one of my favorites, die, and I swear I'm still not over that, lol.
I felt emotional when both Dumbledore and Snape died in the Harry Potter books, I am ashamed to confess, lol.
But that series had obsessed me for 4 years (in spite of my avoiding it for a year due to the hype before I finally looked into it)
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