| Daughter’s graduation is two week’s away and I’m really afraid I’m going to bawl like a baby. Did you cry at your kid’s graduation? If not, how did you hold it back? |
| I cry just thinking about it. There is no way I won't on the actual day. Same when we say goodbye at college drop off. |
| Probably because I cry at every step. It's been nice. |
| Of course I will. I'm not made of stone. Heck, I cried at my brother's graduation (it was a year or so after our mom died and I knew how proud she would have been.) There is no point in me trying to hold it back. I'm just going to go mascaraless and pack sunglasses. |
| I’ll probably be crying thinking about the expense of college tuition. |
| My daughter is still a freshman, but there no way I won't cry when she graduates. You got to think back to the moment she was born and jus think WOW where did the time go. |
| Of course not. I don't understand people who cry at this, unless your kid is blind, deaf and quadriplegic all at the same time. It's not that hard to graduate from HS. |
| I didn't. At college dropoff yes, but graduation no. |
Then you can stop think about it. Even if I don't cry, I can still figure out why others would. It's a complicated world and you sound simple. |
| Why would you cry? |
| *thinking |
| OP, I would cry at *your* kid's graduation if I were there. It's normal to cry. It's normal not to cry. It's all fine. |
Pomp and Circumstance brings me to tears-even if I hear it in a movie. |
Same. As I sit here tearing up thinking about my rising junior graduating. |
This what got me - all the kids filing in during Pomp and Circumstance. I wasn't full on crying, but I got that lump in the back of my throat. They didn't do this at my son's recent college graduation and I didn't feel emotional. (Only the faculty and admin staff filed in - students were already in place) |