Have you ever had a crying spree?
Did it felt good after the show?
Did it felt right?
This is similar to a killing spree that you get at Dota, or some sushi buffet, or could be something like a free movie ticket for every reward at your credit card. It's fun, and you must feel a leap of satisfactory after it. Whether if its out of happiness or heartbreak, it supposed to feel good, but its up to you if it ever felt right, that where it differs.
There is this one time that I had a crying spree back when I was in high school, I met my best friend that time. At the end of the school year, she told me that she had to go back to her previous school. She introduced me the school she left before moving at ours, I see a total difference in between. She didn't just come up showing her old school, but as well introduced me to a guy she knew back then, we became good friends, as in good friends. I felt that I never had a taste of my own freedom since I've been enclosed in my walls, I have too much boundaries, I have been in prison for forever. I'll never get a shot of my life if I didn't hope and push for the best, that's when I brag my mom about transferring to my best friend's school. It was couple-of-month-struggle that I kept saying and rubbing to my sister's and mom's face that I should be as happy as my best friend. And yet they all denied, the same time that I avoided my boyfriend for some reasons that I cannot even talk about. I ended up crying my frustrations out one afternoon, for six long hours, I'm in the verge of disappointment, releasing my loss and sobbing things that I could not accept. Later that night, I barely talked to anyone, haven't had meal throughout the day and never went out out of my room.
Until now, I still feel dumb and shallow for pulling out that big show. I never felt any regrets for staying at MY school.
That's just one of my ear-throbbing crying spree of my life. I had a lot, (which is kinda hard to write down). For my sister's departure to U.K., utter disappointment of failing subjects and another nerve-wrecking frustration from my immature mates (LOL) at one school event. But despite of these countless tears buffet, I learned something and after my show, it felt good, though I can't tell you where amongst it did felt right.