can people cry under water?
480268
You can produce tears underwater, but you can't cry -- unless you want a bunch of water in your lungs!
388103
course.People are allergic to water.Anything is possible
714095
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.
1150640
Yes.  Technically, you only need to suck water into your lungs to drown.  Since doing so usually causes death almost instantly, very few people survive the ordeal.  \n\nThat said, though, if someone is able to force the water out of your lungs and revive you, then you drowned and lived to talk about it.
3532
Having been in the stuff while my more experienced friends stood around and laughed, I can tell you -\n\nYou won't drown.  Its just like water, only thicker.  It doesn't "suck you down".  Stay calm and swim out slow motion.
205693
Yes, because when dead people are in water their bodies swell causing them to float to the surface. Then they are free to attack anyone on the surface. If you pop them though, man, look out.
475758
yep, and crying is totally acceptable cos although it was only a film, real live people died in this way!
39258
No. In fact their pharyngeal area has gill slits and is very different from the throat of tetrapods (terrestrial vertebrates). \nSo sharks can't roar, whatever the movies say :P
1076833
no u cant,water will get in ur lungs and ur noses and then u'l drown! DUH! So dont try it cya!
71077
Despite our ability to adapt to environmental conditions, there must certainly come a point where the surrounding pressure would overwhelm the solid portion of our structure--crush bones, break cellular walls, that sort of thing.  Deep sea divers can't go to the bottom of the deepest trenches.  I don't know whether they are crushed first, or some other gruesome death takes them first, but eventually I imagine whatever is left of them would be crushed.
799906
I don't see how sneezing underwater could be possible. I mean, getting the urge to sneeze occurs because something tickles our hair follicles inside our nose as we breathe. But because breathing underwater isn't possible without scuba gear, I don't think that getting the urge to sneeze underwater would be possible either.\n\nIf water did happen to get in your nose, your natural reaction is to immediately surface and breathe in air in order to clear your lungs. So if someone did somehow happen to get the urge to sneeze underwater, their reaction would be to surface and then sneeze.
1110845
Yes it is okay to cry ... sometimes that is the only way you can show and express how you feel ... so hun just let it out !
1087725
Astronauts can indeed cry in space. Tears run down your face because of gravity, but they don't need gravity to form. When the tears get big enough they simply break free of the eye and float around. But why would an astronaut cry in space in the first place? :)
299063
Please.  Your lungs can not be down as much as 3 feet I believe, or the air would be forced out of your lungs.  Now if you snorkel at normal depth, you can hold your breath and go down as far as you can make it.  But you can't breath continuously unless the air is being pumped.  Your head will not collapse, it's filled with liquid which doesn't compress.
308576
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.
59146
they can cry but not like people watch them when they are hurt
987380
no im a lifeguard and i know from saving peoples expirience, it just hurts so bad that it kills the nerve endings and some tastebuds, so it does not taste