Ive heard alot of men say that at the birth of their child they were brought to tears. Ive not got a kid and have no intention of having one but I have been brought to tears before by something really beautiful. I wont tell you what because you will think I am big headed.

So how about you?

NOTHING. And I mean N O T H I N G has been better for styling texturized 'bedhead' hair than Redken's (c) Urban 13 hair mud.


I wept.

I didn't cry at the birth of my kid. That moment was just actually kind of surreal. I was in a sort of fugue.

But beauty has made me cry...

When I attended the Million Woman March in 1997, I initially couldn't find the outdoor venue, so I was roving through the alleys and streets of downtown Philadelphia following the sound of cheering. Suddenly, I turned a corner and was right there at the edge of an ocean of women -- young, old, black, white (yes, even white), all nationalities. I intently looked everyone I could square in the face, and it was like seeing glimpses of God. I cried like a baby.

Another time was in L'oratoire Saint-Joseph du Mont-Royal in Montreal. I happened upon an unannounced pipe organ concerto performance once when I visited a few years ago. I sat in its uppermost sanctuary with probably no more than 5 or 10 other unsuspecting people. It was like heaven -- this HUGE Italian Renaissance basilica, darkened except for candlelight, utterly gorgeous architecture and iconography, and the roar of this massive organ music resonating through the domed space. I cried. It was incredible.

the moment God proved to me beyong a doubt that he/she was real i cried like an infant

SirPsycho said:

Which God?

rolling said:

the God of Abraham

The day my grandbaby was born. It was probably the most beautiful thing I had ever seen. My heart was filled with so much love that day.

Kindness. Pure, selfless kindness.

When I heard Prince play "Free" last year in London - that brought 'silent' tears to my eyes.

When a wish is granted for a child with a life-threatening medical condition.

Yes I have

Funny that you should mention the birth of a child.

My ex-husband (El Diablo) and I watched his sister give birth to her first son. We both went to Lamaze with her too.

I took pix of the birth while my ex helped her through labor. I was the first person he heard. I couldn't help but cry my eyes out. It really was amazing and beautiful. I didn't care that he was grey and his head was in the shape of a cone.

the birth of my son, & getting married.

Yes I Have I Cry Easily If Something Reaches My Heart

I cry sometimes when they show babys being born on TV.

Actually I have:

the moment I cut onion119.

nothing on the grand scale of having children, but yes... lots of beautiful things and moments have brought me to (happy and good) tears

every time I see dolphins I bawl

I was a mess at Sea World

G0d said:

what is your favorite movie quote?

I'm brought to tears by lots of beautiful things...

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Last night I found tears welling up in my eyes for some reason while watching this, especially towards the end. Just moves me, I guess.

union119 said:

"Oh, yeah, baby, more, faster, harder, yeah, oooh, I'm cumming, ahhhhh! ".

Other than the obvious ones - (my wedding day, the birth of my 2 beautiful girls) the most memorable one was standing with one hand on my pregnant belly with my hubby who had our daughter on his shoulders, watching the christmas fireworks on Main St USA in Magic Kingdom. They lit Cinderella's castle up with millions of fairylights and then it started snowing! (OK it was fake snow, you don't tend to get much snow in Florida, but the effect was the same!) - it really was a beautiful moment! I was a complete mess! I couldn't stop blubbing! People were looking at me like Of course I blamed the pregnancy hormones

Opening Ceremonies for the Olympics usually have that effect on me

this summer was no exception

G0d said:

you worry too much.

this man

union119 said:

Jim Caviezel?