why do i cry so much?
447025
You are not alone... I get the same problem. About a week before my period starts, I get very emotional- I cry about everything and get pissed off over nothing. My legs and thighs feel sore and crampy, I get a migraine and I get nloated like a swollen pig. I think its just normal for some people. I even think the it is hereditary.
479392
Honestly most girls are emotional and have trouble trying not to cry just isnt an option it is the way most of them deal with things. But I wouldnt say more than guys it is about equal I run around with alot of guys and they are emotioinal to they just try to hide it more
38513
my worst quality is that i m very emotional.i just start crying if some says something to me in loud voice i.e in anger.and my best quality i think is i never break some1's heart and i never say no to anybody.like if some1 want something from me.suppose it's a book.then i just give it even if i need it.and my mom says it's a bad habit.but i don't know WHY BUT i can't say NO.
785019
You have "nothing" to be "embarrassed" about!  Some of us just tear up or cry easier than the rest.  You're obviously "sensitive" and probably a very "caring" individual.  Those are not traits anyone should be "embarrassed" about.\n\nMy husband thinks it's funny when I read cards in the supermarket aisle and get "teary-eyed".  I cry when they play our National Anthem or if they play certain hymns in church.  And the news, wow, that really gets me going (especially if it involves our soldiers).\n\nThe people who know and love you couldn't care less if you happen to get easily teary-eyed, don't you let anyone else make you think it's anything to be "embarrassed" about!\n\nBest of luck, wish there were more people as sensitive as you!
1148285
Overwhelm yourself with friends. \nI get over things like that when I hang out with one person or a group of people that NEVER make me feel bad. \nAlso pick one person to cry on. Don't conseal it completely or you'll explode!
1152667
Blame your tear ducts.  Toxins are released in tears when you cry, and your sinuses and eustachian tubes try to drain  them away.  Because of the toxins the nasal tissues are irritated and swell, making it hard to flush out the tears and mucus.\n\nWanna clear it up?  Eat a jalapeno, that'll get things running.
474228
Regardless of whether or not you feel sad, crying is a way for your body to release built up tension and stress. Ever been under an enormous amount of stress, then you hear a somewhat-funny joke and begin laughing hysterically...only to find yourself "laughing" so hard you're crying? Laughing is also a way for your body to release this tension. Your body is a miraculous machine and it needs to release negative energy in some way to keep on running. Perhaps you've been extra busy lately, or have had an extra amount of stuff on your mind...? Either way, your body is trying to regulate itself. It's nothing to be worried about.
139250
A lot of people, especially a lot of pre-teens, feel this way sometimes.  Maybe you could talk to a counselor at school, and see what she or he suggest?  They may suggest that it would be a good idea to speak to a counselor or therapist for a while.  You would have an opportunity to talk about why you cry and what makes you feel bad, and they will be able to suggest things you can do to feel better.  If you feel comfortable, you could ALSO talk to your sister or mom, or someone else you trust, about how you feel.  Feel better!
706357
you could very much cry underwater \none way could be that you are wearing a mask and your tears will go in the mask\nthe scond way  if you are not wearing a mask is tht yiou can still cry but you just wont see the tears
29727
Is this a normal reaction for you? If so, it could be one of the signs of depression (crying easily, mood swings, etc), and you should talk to your doctor and tell him how you feel. He might be able to prescribe you medication.\n\nIf it's not normal for you, it could be just female mood swings or PMS, or it could be related to other stress in your life. Do you have a lot going on right now? If so, try talking to someone older who you trust, maybe a school counselor or somebody from your church/job, etc.
660550
its neurogical response to ur inner state of mind. when u are happy or sad the nerves get activated as a result of which ur tear glands activates and hence the tears.
1111195
I do when I think to much negatives about myself, but that usually happens at night when I'm alone... and no not that often right now. Other times I'll cry for my family, if someone is sick, or something. But if I'm too emotional sometimes I'll cry seeing something sad on the news... or of course a sad movie, which is why I don't like dramas. I'll also cry out of anger. I don't think it's bad, it's better than screaming and cussing out someone like some people do. I think I am a very emotional person, but at the same time I have learned how to work with it, and I'm happy that I have.
560692
I dunno, some crying is cute... but excessive sobbing for no reason is ridiculous... Mind you it annoys me just as much on girls :P\nI dunno, if they're crying about something big... Yes... It shows that they're human, and if they do it in front of you that they trust you!\n\nJ
824759
Why?  -  Because it a state of expression of feelings. You can cry of joy or sadness.\n\nHow?  -  Hiccup cry, laugh cry, just cry - there are many ways to cry.
530166
I would assume it's because crying requires a lot of pressure placed on the thoracic cavity (like when you go to the toilet and close the windpipe while exerting pressure with the diaphragm, the valsalva manoeuver). that changes the cardiac pace (venous return, preload, etc. etc.) and well, the strength with which you do it causes strain on the rib cage (i'd more emphatically think your pain is of the cartilage and membranes around the sternum, not quite so much of the heart.
411411
Crying or weeping is increased production of tear due to strong emotional stress or pain. This practice is not restricted to negative emotions; many people have been known to cry when extremely happy. \n\nIn humans, emotional tears can be accompanied by reddening of the face and sobbing — cough-like, convulsive breathing, sometimes involving spasms of the whole upper body. Tears brought about by emotions have a different chemical make up than those for lubrication. As one of your other readers have pointed out crying releases a lot of stress and carries with it harmful chemicals away from your body.\n\nHave you not heard the phrase, "cry your heart out"... it makes good sense to cry out your feelings as it is bad to hold in emotions.... they say holding back really builds up toxins that can even lead to cancer.
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just take a deep breath and exhale and try to calm yourself down...wipe the tears from your eyes and try to keep pleasant thoughts...you can be happy if you let yourself...I don't know about your emotional state of mind but try not to let life get you down hon...there's too much to live for...good luck and good life...