Crying for no reason at all.
By laydee
@laydee (12798)
Philippines
October 17, 2012 10:03pm CST
There are times when I think that I'm going nuts. Well, I guess I'm overly emotional these days, but weird because I have no reason for being emotional.
I watched some series and whenever I see someone happy or a romantic movie or something that stirs the emotions, I start to cry! I mean, I just watched a contest right now about baking cakes and when the winner was announced, I cried! What the..?!?!
I am wondering if I'm alone at this. Whew!
Have a great mylot experience ahead!
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17 responses
@emerillus (467)
• Philippines
18 Oct 12
You know what, I had become emotional once, when I was pregnant. It was kind of over-reacting because even if like you, I just watched something on tv and suddenly I cried like I watched a drama series or like that. I don't know what made me emotional like that, but looking back at that time, I just kind of laughed at myself. Oh well, pregnant women sometimes do weird things aside from that.
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@laydee (12798)
• Philippines
19 Oct 12
The problem here is the fact that I'm not pregnant and I used to be so tough. I am at the point in my life when it seems all the "toughness" before has vanished and the emotion is double! I couldn't believe I tear up easily!!! hehehehe..
Whew! I wished I could say that it's all because of the pregnancy, but then again, I'm not pregnant!
@gloamglozer (1289)
• Australia
21 Oct 12
That's not all too strange. I think that many people can be very teary if they watch a moving movie, or something like that. I think that I get like that sometimes too, even if the ending is predictable. I think music plays a bit part in this process. Sometimes I wonder how I even manage to cry so easily and yet other times it doesn't bother me at all.
@mikyung (2232)
• Philippines
18 Oct 12
That's perfectly normal my friend. We have all those moments wherein we tend to cry that easy. I believe crying is a therapeutic way to release some tension, stress, disappointments etc. Also, a good way to clean our tear ducts. Thats why, cry as you please. I'm for one, as a man, sometimes cry for anything. Thanks
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@laydee (12798)
• Philippines
21 Oct 12
Thanks for the response.
I guess it's one of those moments, but I have noticed that as I grew older, I shed more and more tears for anything! hehehe.. But yeah, sometimes it's healthy and I guess it is indeed healthy for me because I'm not really depressed anyways, so it must be just me being emotional.
Thanks again for the response, have a great mylot experience ahead!
@THISISIT (63)
• Philippines
20 Oct 12
hi laydee, you are not alone with your feelings. i too there are times that i cry or became emotional especially i lost my mom . She is the only parent i have and we have been together for 40years now, it always saddens me when i remember her. So when i encountered some movies or stories that is about mother and child relationship i usually cant help it but to be emotional. I always get strength with our creator, the Lord almighty.
@wolfie34 (26771)
• United Kingdom
18 Oct 12
As a guy I find it incredibly difficult to cry, I was taught as a child that boys don't cry and it was weak for a boy to cry, looking back I see how crazy and partly abusive this teaching from elders was. If I was able to cry I would have healed quicker from the abuse I received both as a child and as an adult. I would love to be able to cry. Crying is very healing, it's your body's way of coping with life and the cr*p it throws at you. There are only two films that have me in tears and you saying you cry when you watch a movie, it obviously moves you, well the two films are Titanic and Star Wars Episode 3 sounds a little crazy I know but those two films are guaranteed for me to cry, so for me they are therapy. You are not alone!
@katie0 (5203)
• Japan
18 Oct 12
Be careful dear, sorry I think you could have the begining of depression. I'd like to ask you to never take medicines but go with natural teas and everything natural and non addictive you can find but that you seek for a psychologist. If you treat in the begining maybe there's hope.
@natliegleb (5175)
• India
18 Oct 12
it happens some time people do cry and weep for no reason at all,it is ridiculous,its natural feel
@vidhyaprakash_2 (7116)
• India
18 Oct 12
Hi friend, some times we may cry while hearing a surprising news and facing an unexpected good things, this kind of tears are due to the pleasant surprise, this kind of crying activities are quite common for most of the people, so there is nothing wrong in your activity
@riyauro (6421)
• India
18 Oct 12
I have been through this also and I know why i cry when i see some victory on tv. I feel for the person. I feel how good he must be feeling o have won. It is tears of happiness. I have cried when there are sad scenes also but then if it is too natural. Some actors cannot make it that natural to make the audience cry. ..Thanks for sharing and have a wonderful day ahead.
@mariaperalta (19073)
• Mexico
18 Oct 12
I get that way sometimes. But when I cry I always have a reason. Mine is because I miss my son. hes in the usa going to school and Im all alone here in Mexico.
@ikasuryani95 (346)
• Indonesia
18 Oct 12
i usually cry for no reason if i'm holding my angry to much.. lol..
once a month i usually will cry..
crying is good.. nothing wrong with that... when i get stressed i always try to cry and when i cry my stress is relieving, and i can smile again after that :)
@JudyZhao9506 (4)
• Lithuania
18 Oct 12
Hey,laydee.I think I have the same feeling with you. When hearing stories or watching TVs,we imagine we are leading characters ourselves. So we will be emotional. Do not worry. It shows you are a lovely girl. You heart is softer then the others. But laydee should try to control feeling. Be a brave girl. I think we have a ot in common. Can I make a friend with you? Here is Judy.
@Hatley (163776)
• Garden Grove, California
18 Oct 12
hi laydee I am not sure how old you are but when I started peri menopause I wou ld weep at so many things in the movies or
on television you just ge t emotional easily and others have
told me they did the same thing so do not worry about it at all.eri menopause is just before your periods stop; completely and igt seemed I was not as weeoy onv e into real menopause b ut I did 'have some hot flashes but not too bad either.
@sjvenden27 (1840)
• United States
18 Oct 12
Is there something that you are trying to forget or get over.. I mean emotionally.. That could trigger the crying even if at the moment there is nothing linking the two.. Hate to say it but are you or will you have your time of the month within the next couple of days.. This can trigger the crying.. Or the big one; is there a chance that you are pregnant?
@Paper_Doll (2373)
• Philippines
18 Oct 12
You're not alone laydee. I feel the same way. It is like something in chest is going to explode and tears starting to come out in my eyes. I don't know also why we feel like that. I was in fact watching a boxing match before, it was an undercard match during Pacquiao's fight. During the whole fight, this guy won't really do anything, he is already bleeding and in the eyes of all, he would lost that fight. But before the fight ends, his opponent got tired and he took advantage of that and knocked him out. My husband was shocked as I really cried. He was teasing me if I am somehow related to that boxer. Crazy me