Not really a reason behind asking, just wondering. Personally I have, both times I read Stages of Hope. Not sure why I didn't think it was that good but whatever. .anyways

 

No, I haven't even cried with the original books let alone fanfiction.

Then again, I'm not that emotional.

 

I've never cried whilst reading any kind of fiction.

But I was very, very sad when certain character died in Alexandra Quick series.

 

I cried when Draco delared his love for Ebony Dark'ness Raven Way. It was very romantic.

 

I feel like I've probably had a moist eye at some point but it was probably when my standards were far lower a long time ago.

Inb4 "moist eye - lol harem smutfic."

 

I shed a manly tear during a certain event in the later volumes of Stephen King's DARK TOWER - but no, not in fanfiction. I think reading it on the screen might take something from that, actually - a small disconnect.

 

I've cried from laughing too much, a few times. I can't remember which ones did it, but I know it's happened.

Don't think I've ever cried from being upset due to fanfiction though.

 

No, never cried from reading anything.

 

Not that I can recall.

 

Erm. You know. Once. I can remember the two stories that ever made me tear up, it wasn't sobs but it was a few tears.

One was Phillip Pullmans dark materials. The other was the fan fiction. 'Three' about Percy Jackson and annabeth.

I get a bit watery eyed at things, particularly as I grow older. I find the more relatable something is the more it affects me. Love lost, parents dying, etc. These two stories though are the only times the confluence of whatever factors all met up at the right time.

Then again, if something hits me just right, I can get the same thing over advert jingles so yeah, whatever.

 

I can't say I've cried or anything like that. I do recall faintly (once, or twice) pulling an Anakin Skywalker/Darth Vader and shouting, 'NOOOOOOO!' to the high heavens(Never do it at around midnight, or parents/brothers may hammer on door telling you to shut up).

 

I've had a few tears leaked when I feel very invested in a character, and it doesn't always happen with strictly good (fan)fiction. There's a certain number of things that really get to me, and occasionally the author will stumble his way into one.

 

One time that I recall was when reading a Legend of Korra fic and Pabu died. It was of old age but still.

 

I've never outright sobbed at anything fictional. As I get older, I do find myself getting more emotional with things though. I've maybe had to blink a bit of dust out of my eyes with the occasional fanfic, although nothing leaps to mind right now.

 

I think Cauterize was a bit touching, but I really can't think of any other piece of fanfiction. Like some of the above though, I feel like I have been getting a bit more emotional with things (books, movies, news etc.) as time passes, but I can't think of a particular book that has made me tear up right now (not the HP series though).

 

I remember tearing up with Sirius died, but I was like thirteen.

The only other time I remember is when I was reading this one book. Average overall, but near the end, the protagonist ends up on a raft in the middle of an alternate dimensional sea. His only companion is his housecat, who he’s brought through the entire story and however many hotel rooms and apartments they’ve been in while on the run. The protagonist, knowing he needs to confront the antagonist while also knowing he’ll surely die, creates a smaller raft and places his cat on it, then sends it out to sea. It’s the only hope for his cat, and he watches as the raft gets smaller, the cat confused and terrified, and I start bawling.

Spoiler

The protagonist survives the battle and rescues his cat. If he hadn't, I'd have burned the book.

 

I've gotten misty eyed a few times. Cauterize, Backward with Purpose, Not From Others etc.

 

Yeah, years ago but I can't recall for what.