can people cry under water?
218282
You can produce tears underwater, but you can't cry -- unless you want a bunch of water in your lungs!
296070
Heck no don't cry just keep reading my ridiculous Q&A's\n\nI am gonna go finish the Ark right now and test float it in my pool. The Darn ducks, geese, pelicans and other water birds are really making the pool a mess with their poops. So I hope my ark floats or else I'll be up to my neck in S H $ T literally LMAO\n\nPS: you need to sign up for the contact via email option so I can write to you directly :) or send me an email
249046
Yes, they make breathing motions, crying motions, swallowing, sucking, etc.\n\nThey can't make the sound because sound is caused by the vibration of vocal cords as air passed over them.  There is no air in the respiratory system yet so they can't make a noise.
36269
Ok, although the oil and dead cells on the surface of your skin are intended to restrict it as much as possible your skin is very slightly permeable to water.  If you were submerged totally in fresh water you would still dehydrate and die if you didn't drink, but maybe at a slightly slower rate than you might do otherwise.  Because of the osmotic potential of salt water you would probably LOOSE (a very small amount of) water from your tissues to the surrounding water!
538052
That's somthin to pray about. I've cried in church before I've ran in church before .. Where the spirit of the Lord is there is freedom. Some folks Get all wrapped up it Let the Spirit Move in this place and by doing so somtimes you may find people just 'playing church' but when there is unity it is good to dwell together.
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I used to be the same way. People who cry a lot just have easier access to their emotions, really. They know what they feel the instant they feel it. There are people out there who never acknowledge feelings, never cry, and their behavior is stony and unpersonable. \n\nBut I can still imagine that you'd like to avoid crying in public, because it is a little embarrassing. I can't give you any tips on how to do this, it's going to take some practice and knowledge of yourself. Whenever I feel myself wanting to cry in front of people, I shove it down. I think of anything else to avoid thinking of what's making me sad. I wait until I can get in the car by myself or in the bathroom, and then I let loose. A few minutes of crying and I'm good. \n\nGood luck. Don't beat yourself up because you're sensitive. You just feel, you feel a lot, and you wear your heart on your sleeve. This is not a bad thing. :)
68302
I dont think this one would kill anyone but i think its funny.\n\nThere once was a woman with no arms and legs sitting \non the beach crying,\na man walks by and says why are you crying?\nthe woman replies "i have never been hugged befor\nso the man bends down and huggs her and walks on.\nanother man walks by and the woman is still crying\nand he asks 'why are you crying?"\nthe woman replies "ive never been kissed before."\nso the man bends down and kisses her.\nAnother man walks by and notices the woman crying\nand asks "why are you crying?"\nthe woman replies "ive never been Fu**ed before"\nthe man picks the woman up throws her in the ocean\nand says "now your Fu**ed\n\nI no this is a cruel joke and i am not making fun of people with disabilities but i thought it was funny.
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.
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 :)
362989
First of all, some people can and some people can't.  It has to do with the center of mass in your body and whatnot.  But, what I would do is take a big lung full of air (don't just fill your mouth, make sure your chest expands when you breath in), and bend over in the water, laying yourself softly on top of it, and relax.  If your hips start to sink, try to put your weight on your chest and upper body where all the air is (basically, lean forward slightly).  Also, you have to have your face in the water to be able to float.
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It kind of sounds like a trick question one without any real completely answer--Pressure fits most but not all questions--perhaps the kindergardeners--just said I don't know or maybe just NO. while the Harvard grads figured there must be an answer even though no existed. Maybe the whole thing was a MySpace HOAX. Here's something I cut and pasted.---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- It's got to be pressure.----------------\n\nPolar bears are white because the pressure at the poles is low, so they have to be able to absorb heat or evolutionary pressure\n\nPressure makes you cry if it's too much.\n\nPressure in your bladder makes you have to pee.\n\nPeer pressure makes girls comb their hair...Otherwise we wouldn't bother!\n\nCelebrities usually crack under pressure.\n\nMany normal people will shine under pressure.\n\nPancakes turn brown thanks to pressure generated by the heat.\n\nChampagne will bubble until the pressure of the carbonation has disappeared.\n\nIf you squeeze something under pressure, BAM, there it goes.\n\nIf you are "looking" at pressure, you're in it, like in an airplane, and your ears pop.
620642
Under what conditions?\n\nI recall seeing an article about a hotel in the Florida Keys that has made a series of underwater "bungaloes" that guests need to SCUBA dive down to, and out of.  Looks like it would be interesting.  And there are deep-sea researchers that live at depth for some time.\n\nBut either one requires a great deal of support at this time, since none of them could be considered self-sufficient.  Perhaps in the future?
643718
I'm not, but it's ok. Many people get scared of the water. Overcome the fear and you'll get over it. Even if the beach had a chance of sharks, they live farrrrr into the ocean. Just make sure you have nothing shining on and no blood dripping at on your skin and you'll be ok. (I went into oceans where sharks live there. No accidents. :) )
658323
yes, one day when I was three I went to a garden were you can buy flowers with my family.I was just walking around when I saw a pond that looked like a puddle.I thought I could walk over what I thought was a puddle.When I stepped into the pond (which was 4 feet deep)I was suprised when I didn't feel the ground,I fell into the pond and had almost drowned I screamed to the top of my lungs and my dad saved me.I remember crying with my jeans soaking wet. My mom was so worried that she held me all the way home even when I was soaking wet.\n\n\n\n                                            The end
88551
weeping is a way of expressing emotion and as a result of it our tear glands activate and we get the tears out of our eyes. Animals have emotions too but if the tear glands respond to emotions in the same way as in humans is a question only the particular species can answer :-)
373275
I don't think it's anything related to the body--such as what you stated of air pressure leaving the body.  I think it's just human nature to scream/yell when falling from a high level.  I guess you can say kinda like a reflex???  Like you eyes automaticall close when something comes close to it--so it protects the eye itself.  So, maybe the screaming is to where we may give that kind of "reflex" because when someone yells, it's in distress and hopes that the screaming/yelling will get attention from others for help.  I hope my answer made sense.  I never thought of this, so this is all from the top of my head.
310862
you could breathe through a tube down as deep as perhaps one atmosphere.  beyond that the surrounding water pressure on your chest would prohibit you from taking a breath from surface air.