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This guy wrote a list of things his wife has cried at, and EVERYONE is sharing it

“She found out swans can be gay and thought it was really nice.”

YESTERDAY, COMEDY WRITER Aaron Gillies posted a list on Twitter of things his wife has cried at.

My wife cries at absolutely anything. I mean, ANYTHING. So i started writing the reasons down because reasons. pic.twitter.com/2ZO4gFEfmH
— TechnicallyRon (On all the platforms) (@TechnicallyRon) November 22, 2015

TechnicallyRon / Twitter

He posted it yesterday afternoon. Since then, it’s been retweeted almost 20,000 times and collected more than 30,000 likes.

And now, people are sharing the very, very small things that have made them cry.

@TalontedLex @TechnicallyRon I cried over a sea otter. We are EVERYWHERE
— ⭐️ 𝚂𝚝𝚊𝚛⭐️ (@StarCur1) November 23, 2015

⭐️Star Curl⭐️ / Twitter

There are… a lot of them.

@TechnicallyRon @katbrown @TalontedLex my husband does that too, I once cried at Mastermind because the old man was so clever...
— Kat Storr (@KatStorrWriter) November 22, 2015

Kat Storr / Twitter

Like, a LOT.

@TalontedLex @TechnicallyRon @LouNoDear Also add: finding perfect matt lipstick
— Rebecca (@runawaykiwi) November 22, 2015

Rebecca / Twitter

People are emotional out there.

.@TechnicallyRon @TalontedLex I went to the shop to buy my wife @bantambrunette some Lilt when she had a taste for it. Tears ensued. Bless.
— CMDR Lutzie (@CMDR_Lutzie) November 23, 2015

Stephen Farrell / Twitter

It’s kind of lovely.

@TechnicallyRon @SwiftOnSecurity my wife cries when we watch a cartoon with an extinct animal in it. Ice Age is right out.
— Noah Sussman (@noahsussman) November 22, 2015

Autonomic Unicorn / Twitter

Basically, this is Twitter right now.

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(Just to be clear, Gillies’ wife is totally on board with all this.)

What makes you cry? Please share. This is a circle of trust.

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This guy wrote a list of things his wife has cried at, and EVERYONE is sharing it

More: 31 ways Irish Twitter is the true window to the country’s soul>

More: A kid got hiccups during the Aussie national anthem, and became everyone’s new hero>