can u cry under water
129326
Not very easily. When crying you automatically breathe in a lot of air and that is a problem under water. You'd either drown or get up to the surface again very quickly.
215963
yep, and crying is totally acceptable cos although it was only a film, real live people died in this way!
591965
Blah blah blah......\nOh cry me a river.....
337873
I'm male, and I cry when the mood strikes me. Nothing unmanly about showing your feelings. I cried at the end of Titanic and when Darth Vader died in Return of the Jedi. I also cried at the end of Saving Private Ryan.
98696
Some people use it like I used to. It puts the shock of life back into You. Sounds weird but no other way of putting it. Sadness and anger I vented on  fighting and loving the feeling of hurting another. Getting hurt only enraged me more scarring my loved ones away. The night my wife said she was to leave with my infant daughter, I broke down and cried for the first in nearly 15 years. It felt like a baptism. The water and blood that comes from inside you will change You always. It isn't crazy nor a ploy to  get attention . Everybody changes or is humbled at different times in life. That's how we are unique.
205136
no. Some animals such as penguins will commit suicide by going into water that they know is plagued with predators. Also studies have been done with cats, dogs, and other animals. They usually get depressed and there is actually medication for these animals so they will not commit suicide.
126197
Not if the water is a couple of feet above your chest.
117727
It's all psychological and "anatomical (?):" When you hear something that's emotionally painful to you, your brain starts to think differently and asks and answers multiple questions at the same time, consciencely or subconsciencely. To some point of this simultaneous complex thinking, it will tell the tear ducts to expel tears for no reason. Also, it will have some kind of pain around your heart (the heart-break feeling).\n\nI don't know exactly why the brain does that, but I think it's merely psychological. All animals do not cry for emotional or physical pain (salt-water crocodiles "cry" to expel salt). My hypothesis would be that sometime millenias ago, crying was a sign of sadness in some way, then, as evolution takes place, it just becomes embedded in our mind that the instinct when we're in pain, we tend to cry. But that's just my hypothesis and to my extent of my knowledge.\n\nPS Penguins!!!
473351
When you cry you breath out, so you would be able to take one whack at it then come up for air!
462822
just imagine yourself along side a serene little creek, calmly holding their heads underwater, one by one, while they fight for air. ;)\n\nA little aggressive, I know, but should make you smile a bit :)
532677
yes but you you would have to make sure that the water pressure is not too high so only on shallowish sea beds and it would be dangerous if the structure did fail it's bye bye to everyone.\nWe have made air tight structures before (eg space craft and submarines) so its possible just not practical.
305843
Crying or weeping: Is increased lacrimation 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. In 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. \n\n\nSome claim that humour cannot or should not be explained. Author E. B. White once said that "Humor can be dissected as a frog can, but the thing dies in the process and the innards are discouraging to any but the pure scientific mind." However, attempts to do just that have been made, as follow.
268941
Listen and reason, my friend, if you get to the point that you're willing to hang upside down to keep from crying, then you have overcome already, because that is the silliest thing I've heard today.  By the time you swung your butt upside down to see if it worked you'd probably be laughing for having tried it!
171085
The water tension would kill you.  You cannot break the water tension fast enough to allow you to enter unscathed.  This was tested on Mythbusters.  They even tried to break the water tension ahead of them by dropping a hammer into the water just before impact.  The water ripped the legs off the test dummy.
66639
How to survive a swim in a crater.
282740
No ... you will demonstrate that you have a heart :) it's oki if you cry !
473564
You have contact dermatitis. You are getting an allergic reaction to something in the water. In fact this is an improper immune response.