Embarrassingly over-girly things you've done in the past - 'fess up!

Blush_01

I don't consider myself particularly girly, but most people have done embarrassingly girly things in the past, myself included. Sometimes nothing makes you feel better than hearing the foolish things others have done, and using them as a point of reference for your own embarrassing behaviour. I'll start the ball rolling...

I have (to my great shame and embarrassment) cried over a bad manicure. I didn't realise how bad it was for a while, however, it took more than 2 hours to become touch dry (by which time it was badly smudged). When I went back the next day they offered to remove it for me, "free of charge". I was so livid and the day was already going badly, so I agreed and left. I bumped into one of my friends a few minutes later and just burst into tears.

Any particularly pink muppety moments to confess?

Crumble Froo

when i went on my first official bodmod night out, i spent the entire night crying cos i missed my boyfriend. inconsolable. i was a complete drunken mess, and was acting like someone id usually roll my eyes at.

Stargal

I wouldn't be much of a crier but for some reason my eyes fill up with tears every time I see that ad for Sony where all the musicians are in the giant room and they all play one note of their instrument and it makes a nice tune and at the end they all cheer.

I can't explain it but it happens every single time. And it's especially bad because they play it before every film in Cineworld and I go to that cinema about twice a week. My boyfriend has started putting his arm around me every time the ad comes on

As I'm typing this I'm aware just how weird and ridiculous it sounds. I think I need to toughen up a bit

Peyton Manning

Grow some balls the lot of ye.

Lola123

I've sobbed my heart out on 3 occasions after getting my hair done and not liking it. I don't think any bloke understands the importance of hair. Both my dad and my then boyf thought i was crazy but mam understood!

I also firstly...went to see PS. I love you, and secondly, cried during it!:rolleyes:

In addition to these shameful moments I also can't help saying "aww" when i see cute puppies or babies... i think this is pretty sickening behaviour!

sawyer yum yum

i have been trying for i'd say well over a year to read ps. i love you and just can't stop bawling crying at it. Its so sad. Some friends want me to go see the film but i think i'd be an emotional wreak by end of it (thats if i could stay til the end) I know........stupid!

*Page*

I cried reading harry potter... and i mean my bf came over(putting the xbox down that is a huge deal in our house) hugged me and didn't know what to do or even what was wrong... I still can't tell him until he finishes the book...


That is sad i know...

Maple

I cried at The Hunchback of Notre Dame.....the cartoon version. :rolleyes:

azezil

*Page* wrote: »

I cried reading harry potter... and i mean my bf came over(putting the xbox down that is a huge deal in our house) hugged me and didn't know what to do or even what was wrong... I still can't tell him until he finishes the book...


That is sad i know...

LMAO!

I've cried watching Star Trek, on many occasions...

thecleverone

Anyone remember when Mufasa in the Lion King was killed and his son Simba found him??!!?? I'm welling up even thinking about it.......

Crumble Froo

*Page* wrote: »

I cried reading harry potter... and i mean my bf came over(putting the xbox down that is a huge deal in our house) hugged me and didn't know what to do or even what was wrong... I still can't tell him until he finishes the book...


That is sad i know...

sirius -

Cathmandooo

thecleverone wrote: »

Anyone remember when Mufasa in the Lion King was killed and his son Simba found him??!!?? I'm welling up even thinking about it.......

dad?.....daaad?.....dad? yeah that's a sad part alright!


I've cried during a driving lesson while stuck in traffic in Finglas, poor instructor didnt know what to do, I literally just burst into tears, he wasnt even giving out, I drove through the tears!

Cathmandooo

narco wrote: »

sirius -

Dobby!! That was worse cos I never believed Sirius was dead

Lola123

Cathooo wrote: »

Dobby!! That was worse cos I never believed Sirius was dead

OMG Dobby! RIP. That was a tearful few pages alright.
Although does crying at harry potter really deserve the title of "embarrassing girly moment"?
I for one am proud to cry at harry potter!!

Cathmandooo

Nope it isnt embarrassing cos it's a legend of a story that has its very own forum which we will be shunted to if we keep yapping bout Harry

Will

Narco: wouldnt worry about the crying to be honest.

I cant understand crying over a bad haircut, or even a manicure they all grow back. Then again i aint a laydee, different mind set.

p.s thanks for ruining the harry potter stuff girls

RubyXI

Cathooo wrote: »

Dobby!! That was worse cos I never believed Sirius was dead

Agreed, poor dobby, that was senseless violence on the writers part. very sad

gcgirl

Every time i see John Hayes crying at the national athem beng played when we played Engerland last year i just well up compleatly !

Cathmandooo

Wilburt wrote: »

p.s thanks for ruining the harry potter stuff girls

Sorry if you were a reaaaaaal fan you'd have read them by now

Will

*cries*

Star Lord

*slaps Wilburt*

Cathmandooo

Oi be nice to the ladies!!!


Ah ha just realised Wilburt is a guy, slap away so

Star Lord

You want a go slapping him Cathooo? My hand is getting sore...

Cathmandooo

DamoElDiablo wrote: »

You want a go slapping him Cathooo? My hand is getting sore...

I'm an angel, I don't slap














I bite

Ruby19

I constantly cry watching telly. Especially when the series are over. bawled through the last episodes of Sex and the City and when my mam asked me what was wrong i just blubbed and said Im just gonna miss it so much!! lol!! you'd have sworn i knew them!!

Crumble Froo

oh man, just looking at will's sig, and remembering bawling crying during incubus.

Rozabeez

I've cried hysterically in the cinema, I won't even say which movie, it's too embarassing. Then I cried again on the bus home. Awful.

Will

its not ok to slap me. Even if Damo wants to.

could someone please explain to me how it even starts? like i understand if you are sad, you cry, happy you smile etc.
is it just too much excitement and you get bowled over? or does it just creep up on you and *bm* tears? the latter happend to me once

Maple

Rozabeez wrote: »

I've cried hysterically in the cinema, I won't even say which movie, it's too embarassing. Then I cried again on the bus home. Awful.

Titanic??? I was in hysterics watching that in the cinema. Nearly had to have the paramedics sedate me.

Crumble Froo

Wilburt wrote: »

its not ok to slap me. Even if Damo wants to.

could someone please explain to me how it even starts? like i understand if you are sad, you cry, happy you smile etc.
is it just too much excitement and you get bowled over? or does it just creep up on you and *bm* tears? the latter happend to me once

i cant speak for anyone else, but in films/books, i do have a tendency to really get into the characters and that, and for the most part, i do tend to care about them, in a weird sort of way. then, when they get upset, well... i usually tend to relate too much, and i get upset too. it's horrible.

as for incubus, i listened to them a lot during some particularly bad patches in my life. and hearing them live like that, is just quite overwhelming, brought back a lot of memories.

Kazobel

maple wrote: »

Titanic??? I was in hysterics watching that in the cinema. Nearly had to have the paramedics sedate me.

I was talking to a friend of mine the other day about this movie and he was talking about watching it with his father and I quote:

Then it was our 'family film' Christmas Day a few years ago... and.. funny story here; half way through the movie, just before disaster strikes the ship, my Dad dozed off. He woke up a few minutes before the movie was about to end, and, after a few minutes of watching he retorted, of Jack and Rose.... "Jayzus," sez he in his lovely Kilmainham accent, "are that pair still together. Even the ship broke up!"

:D

Maple

Kazobel wrote: »

I was talking to a friend of mine the other day about this movie and he was talking about watching it with his father and I quote:



:D

LOL. ah i could only watch it the once, tried watching it again and found it just too twee and hollywoodified for words.

*Page*

I storm out of shops when the bf try's to be help full and picks up crap...

*i didnt say which book of harry potter so ha...so i didnt ruin it*

watna

maple wrote: »

Titanic??? I was in hysterics watching that in the cinema. Nearly had to have the paramedics sedate me.

+1. I cried for about two hours after i got home as well. in my defense I was 14!

Recently I cried at the end of the railway children where she sees her dad come back from prison and shouts "daddy, my daddy". That film is on every Christmas and every year I cry! God I'm a bit teary thinking about it now! My bf luckily thought it was cute rather then demented.

The other very girly thing i recenrtly did was get extremely excited because I found a pair of particular jeans in my size after searching everywhere for them. I smiled for about an hour!

p.s. re-read the 7th Harry Potter over Christmas and I cried when Dobby died too, which is strange. I've read the book twice before and didn't cry then!

Rozabeez

Nah my film of shame was The Wind That Shakes The Barley. He's just such a beautiful man.

Big Fish had the mother and I curled up on the sofa crying for hours, and that's not an exaggeration.

Kazobel

*Page* wrote: »

*i didnt say which book of harry potter so ha...so i didnt ruin it*

No but she did

watna wrote: »

p.s. re-read the 7th Harry Potter over Christmas and I cried when Dobby died too, which is strange. I've read the book twice before and didn't cry then!

Maple

Rozabeez wrote: »

Nah my film of shame was The Wind That Shakes The Barley. He's just such a beautiful man.

Big Fish had the mother and I curled up on the sofa crying for hours, and that's not an exaggeration.

but the Wind that Shakes the Barley was a serious film, nothing to be ashamed of crying at that.

i cried at a cartoon ffs.

Whispered

Mine is Ugly Betty, dunno who watches it but you know the part where the sister finds out her fiance is dead. I sobbed watching it, the sobbed again whn my bf asked what was wrong, so badly all he caught was "he......sniff sniff, he's.......... DEAD ahhhhhhhh" which freaked him out a bit, he thought I was talking about someone we know! Worse still I cried while talking about it the next day in work!!

Besides that, I have been known to cry at certain ads, anything which shows proposals, weddings, funerals, hurt animals or big strong men crying!!

I'm an emotional wreck!

Rozabeez

How's about Eastenders yesterday? Keviiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiin. /me sobs

watna

Kazobel wrote: »

No but she did

I do apologise!

However, if you haven't read the books by now then you deserve to be told what happens!

Nightwish

I cried during a driving lesson because I was too scared to pull out of a junction onto a main road (5 years ago!). Tears well up in my eyes when I think about how much I love my OH, they're happy tears though.

whatsgoinon

the episode of ER where Dr Greene dies in Hawaii, and that version of somewhere over the rainbow, i was in absolute bits, while my sister sat there with not a shred of emotion on her face
i have also cried over woeful haircuts
drew my ex a crayon picture of our day at the zoo

monkeyfudge

whatsgoinon wrote: »

drew my ex a crayon picture of our day at the zoo

That's a pretty special kind of awesome... did it have monkeys in it?

whatsgoinon

chalk it down it had monkeys in it!! what pic of the zoo would be complete without them!

LivingDeadGirl

The Lion King when Mufasa dies, very sad indeed, still gets me watery eyed to this day and god knows how many times I've seen that film.
I cried when Fred and George from Harry Potter LEFT THE SCHOOL ffs, in my defense they are my favourite characters!! Dumbledore and Fred dying got me too. I was never attached to Sirius though.
Heh went to see I Am Legend in the cinema and when Will Smith's dog is injured and limping every woman in the cinema made that same high pitched 'awwwwh!!' noise, I felt very embarrassed to be doing it too

Kazobel

The final scene's in "Con Air" and "Face off" do it for me, when there's kids involved I always

AckwelFoley

Most thing i ever did like a womon?


I bitch and moan on the odd occasion, usually once a month

Gauge

Not in the past, but I have 2 separate playlists on itunes, one for tearjerking songs and one for romantic ones

cee_jay

I sobbed, unconsolably, when Denny died in Grey's Anatomy

Titanic was a major tear jerker for me too in my youth.

Although right now I feel really cold hearted cause just home from the cinema where we went to see P.S., I Love You. Everyone around me was in hysterics, and I just laughed at them all......

SarahSassy

I cried watching Sally Jesse Raphael ( ) today when there was an 11 year old boy on who is dyslexic. All his classmates called him stupid and he thought he was stupid because of that awwww..

That was then beaten by the father and son who were on. The Mother had died 9 years previously. Child is 14 and father is terminally ill. He had no family and was looking for a nice family to adopt his son... Ah now... I was in pieces. I would have adopted him myself except the show was about 8 years old so he is about 22 now "!!!

I used to bawl watching that programme 'The Hospice' on RTE.

Will

the hospice was quite sad alright