please!!! What is it called when someone is real easy to cry?
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Overemotional or melodramatic.In some instances it could be depression.\nHave a nice day. :)
551578
Not ALL girls like to cry to get what we need you a s s hole!! Sure SOME girls do, but don't put that stereotype on all of us! Also, I've seen men cry when they are in "deep sorrow". I don't get why so many people view crying as a sign of weakness. It is an emotional outlet...which is required to have a healthy mind and body.
67403
Somone who has dramatic mood changes quickly.For example:They could be extremely happy one minute,and dangerously angry the next minute for no reason.
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I think it means pretty much the same thing when a guy cries as when a girl cries.  Does it mean she really loves him or is she using tears as a means of manipulation?  Does it mean she is really sincere, or just emotional? \n\nJust ask yourself what it would mean if you were the guy and he were the girl, and I think you will see that it all depends on the personality and situation, and not on the typical role of men and women.
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some cry uncontrollably while others completely shut down emotionally. Some shut down to the point they wont get out of bed, take a shower or even eat. It varies depending on the person.
362800
constantly crying\nalways tired\nbarely wants to move or do things\nnot energetic\nalways whinning
43157
im really sorry. its ok to cry. talk to your gramma and make sure she knows you love her. and cry all you want. its natural to feel sad. tell a good friend how you feel, maybe get a pyscologist to help you. just remember that you aren't alone. after all im a total strangerand im helping you. yea and that dguey guy two up from me sucks, don't listen to him.
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Crying opens their lungs so they can breathe.
363532
To begin with, something upsetting has happened to bring you to the point of tears.  This in itself is stressful.  Stress and tension break down the ammune system and can lead to illness over time.  So, when you cry, and I mean really sob, your body is releasing stress, sadness, perhaps anger, and all around tension.  It isn't just the crying that is tiring, it is the emotional drainage.  Did you know it takes more muscles to frown than to smile?  I've cried quite a bit, I'm kind of an expert, tee hee.
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Crying, the shedding of emotional tears, is a distinctly human activity.  There are one or two anecdoted reports of elephants crying but  J M Masson and S McCarthy in their book 'When Elephants Weep' ultimately accept there is little evidence that elephants weep.  Thomas Scheff (1984) argued in 'The Taboo on coarse emotions' that despite the uniqueness of tears in mankind, there has been a sort of taboo on researching this.  There were virtually no research papers in the mid twentieth century on tears, as opposed to say 100,000 published papers on the characteristics of the fruit fly!\n\nThree types of tears have been identified physiologically.  Basal or continuous tears which lubricate the eye, reflex tears when chopping onions and emotional tears, which have psychological meaning.  There is some evidence that the different types of tears have different chemical and hormonal compositions (Frey & Langseth 1985, Van Haeringen 1981).  Crying follows a physiological pattern which often starts with a distressing thought, memory or experience and consists of distinct patterns of restricted breathing with tears building up to a crescendo, in which the sobbing is at its most rapid and intense and after which the person relaxes.  The thoughts and memories cease to evoke an intense response.  It is at this stage that people often report the feeling of relief conveyed by the expression 'having a good cry'.  A very similar pattern is found in laughter, particular the infectious laughter of a group, again with tears but the starting stimulus involves humour rather than sadness or loss.\n\nSince the notion of catharsis described by Artistotle in the "Poetics", the idea of the purgative properties of expressing emotion have been with us.  Tom Lutz in his insightful analysis of catharsis (1999) traces the general role of catharsis in many schools of psychotherapy and notes the deeply held views of psychotherapists and of their patients in the value of crying.  In contradiction, he notes that general lack of experimental evidence for the therapeutic value of crying (Littrell 1998, Cornelius 2001, Nicols and Zax 1970).  Reviewing the possible psychological processes underlying catharsis, he distinguishes two main models, the somatic-emotional and the cognitive-emotional.  The first attributes the therapeutic value of catharsis to the bodily experience of crying; the second to the cognitive changes or 'coming to terms with issues' inherent in crying.\n\nWhatever the process might involve, it would seem that tears are a special example of emotional processing.  They share a stimulus input, an affective experience and behavioural expression as outlined in the emotional processing model.  \n\nUnderstanding how tears might operate to reduce a sense of distress would help us to understand more about how emotional processing might generally operate in reducing emotional hurt.
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Crying can mean many different things. People cry when angered, sad, happy...it's basically an action tied to an emotion, like a laugh. \nIf something makes you cry it doesn't have to mean you are sensitive or anything inparticular, it could just be the way your body reacts to the situation. \nSomething could happen and cause one person to become so saddened and depressed they kill them self yet never shed a tear. \nDon't put too much into the tears..take notice to the feelings behind them.
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Take a poll and ask 50 girls when was the last time they cried.... then ask 50 guys.... I'm pretty sure that if answered honestly your answer would be there.  Girls have a social norm where they are allowed to whine and cry. Most guys were taught to be tough or to stop crying.  If not by parents then by other peers.
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weeping,crying and yelling
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Crying is a natural thing, even for 'strong men'. If a man allows himself that opportunity to express himself so fully that he is moved to tears, there's a really lucky woman out there!
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it's  not easy at all  , but it's possible , when you feel hurt , and your heart is full of sadness , the best thing to do is trying to forgive , when you forgive others you will feel better .. think positively , try to look at the other bright side , think about others sadness , if you lose a brother , other one losed a whole family , if your hand is cut , others may have the 4 limbs cut ... cry , when you cry you will realize that you are better than millions of stone-hearted people ... \n\ngood luck
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Various techniques.  Some are able to bring tears on at the drop of a hat.  Some use "sense memory," remembering something that made them sad.  Some just hold their eyes open for a long time until tears come.  Some make their faces look like they're crying, and the body produces tears.  \n\nAnd some are so in touch with the emotions of the character they're playing that the tears are from real sadness.
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I think it is as simple as people not wanting to become embroiled in someone else's problem.  Most people feel that if they ignore the cries, perhaps someone else will help.  Some people feel they have enough of their own problems to deal with.  This is not right, but I am sure it is what goes through people's minds.