Cried

[Diane Elizabeth]

Yesterday I was flipping thru the channels and came across John Wayne in "The Searchers". I had seen this movie dozens of times while growing up and as an adult. It is ine that I like. The thing is at the end John Wayne;s character goes chassing Debbie (a niece raised by Comanches). His intention was to put her out of her misery. He caught up to her got off his horse and walked up to this frightened teenager believing he was going to kill her. Well, he picks her and raises her high up over his head and tells her "Let's go home Debbie". Then they ride off on his horse. As I said I had seen this dozens of times without a teat. Yesterday I had tears galore. I've had tears watching romantic movies, specially the Christmas one, before. But, never a John Wayne Movie.

It has to be the hormones doing it to me. Just wanted to share this info.

Deidre

[Julia_in_Pa]

It's quite alright to cry Deidre.


Julia

[Amber99]

Yeah, it's really easy for movies to make me cry now also whereas before hormones it was very rare.
I cried a little during the new Muppet movie and felt like an idiot doing so lol.

[Empress Lainie]

Well I cried even before my transition but I think I cry even more easily now since my year of hormones.

[PaulaAnn]

Nothing wrong with having a good cry;I do it quite often and I'm not even on hormones ,but I'm pretty feminine to start with.
Paula.

[Kaz]

I cry regularly at things like this - have done all my life... I cried at Christmas watching Cars!!! I mean deep crying... nothing silly... it was an emotional roller-coaster for me... I could relate to everyone in the film!

[ArleneRaquel]

Many of John Ford directed films make me cry, because they are made with such heart.

[Kristy_K]

For me, I cry before I started hormones but now I cry easier after I started hormones.