why are u crying ?

I've cried with happiness. It's just that your emotions get the better of you. I lost my grandson at the age of 7 years 3 months to cancer, and my son and daughter-in-law had another child so that the daughter which was left, would have a playmate. As they've grown, they've both belonged to a drama group in their area and they put on two productions a year at the local theatre studios. My youngest granddaughter is 9 now, but she joined the group when she was 6 and when I first saw her step out onto the floor, it brought tears to my eyes. I wasn't sad, I was happy and proud of her. She still goes to the drama club and has come on a long way, and you know what? I still get emotional, every time she steps out from behind the curtain. :-)

I have cried when I'm happy and cried when I'm sad. I use crying like laughter. Sometimes I fake crying to get my way, no one can tell when I'm serious.

There have only been a few instances where i have actually cried out of 'happiness'~ I cried when my first child was born, after i held him in my arms and 'saw' him for the first time..I cried after i found out i had a large, rare and deadly brain tumor, after waking up from the surgery and actually realizing i not only survived the surgery, but it was 100% successful in the removal of it, and i was not a 'vegetable'..And there have been a few movies and books, with such intense happy endings, i shed a tear or two~

Grief - specifically crying - is a special emotional ability of more advanced mammals. As recently reported by a researcher named Hall from New Zealand, it appears to be a part of our fight-or-flight system which is evolved specifically for animals with highly-developed brains. (Yes other animals cry; not all "lacrimate" or produce tears.) It works something like this: a specific stimulus - real, or in our imagination or memory - would normally make us angry. But more advanced mammals can't afford to just have an anger reaction any old time, so the anger response is "primed" and ready to be released, but is "caught" by higher brain functions which recognize that there is no PHYSICAL reason to be angry. Crying - the grief response - allows us to discharge the electrochemical energy of the "primed" anger response in a safe way which does not stress the system without actually going into a fight reaction. The "snot and tears" are, at least in part, a flushing mechanism which breaks down and washes out the stress-response chemistry so that it doesn't build up and force us into an actual stress response. A lot of grief responses are hard to attach to things that relate to anger, but the more you understand human emotional responses, the more you begin to see how tears always relate to situations that would cause a "fight" response if we didn't have this way of avoiding unnecessary fight responses. This is very new theory by the way and isn't widely accepted yet by neurobiologists, but it's by far the best explanation of crying and grief that I've ever come across. This is just a theory.

I cry when im sad and i cry when im happy. Its just a respond to the things happen in our life.

yah i think thats weird but ive experienced it once when my sister got out of the hospital i was crying coz finannly shes well but im happy weird huh

When a friend of mine who had a hard life got remarried. all the women were crying with happiness for her

I do often. I know I can be rather emotional but mostly it is at family/animal type movies. I really boohooed in the hospital when my grandson was born. Embarrassed the heck out of family members who were there.

i had experienced crying because i was happy. that time i cried because i achieved something that i thought i could not get, and as i received the award, i thanked my mother and grandmother in public because without their endless encouragement and support, i wouldn't have did well. but most of the time i cry because i am sad...

Maybe you haven't find something that make you really happy. Could be something that you have earn after a lot of hard work.

I will not say that I cry and laugh at the same time. Infact I will say that there are some moments in our life which makes us extremely happy and maes are tears to drop from our eyes at the same time. This happens when something good which never expected in ur life becomes true. Those tears are called tears of happiness

i think if you have heavy personalite ....you can't cry ...especially if you are a boy ...but if you are woman you can't control your sentiment ..and when you are in bad moments you cry to fell beter

I've never cried when I was happy, when I reach a point of true happiness my heart beat takes the greatest impact. I cry when I'm sad and frustrated, and that happens seldom.

I cry when I am sad. I have never cried when I was happy. When you get hurt or feel hurt you cry in pain. I think it is a natural human character of crying when you are sad.

well like you i have felt like crying but never had cried in my life and laughed when im happy.im still to experience crying while being happiness.i guess it takes a really strong emotion that happiness brings tears to your eyes.

I cry when I am sad or hurt. I can name a few occassions that I have cried when I was happy. I cried when I graduated from Basic Training in the Army. I cried when my then youngest child graduated from preschool. I cried when my oldest graduated from kindergarten. I have cried when all 3 of my girls were born. I cried a few times during my wedding, All of these were tears of happiness for me.

I sometimes when I'm sad and the only reason I ever felt like crying out of happiness was when I watch some happy endings in a movie or read a happy ending in a book. Nothing out of real life out of happiness. I only smile in real life when happy. But there were times when I cried for a reason that I didn't know myself.

I've cried of happiness only one time and was a beautiful sensation, was when my father was returned at home after one year!

Ah, you must be a very young person, not married yet, and obviously have not experienced the birth of your first child. Even if you are a guy, a man can get all choked up when he sees and holds his new baby in his arms for the very first time. Those are tears of joy. They come from deep down in your emotions when your heart is moved by something beautiful, like your brand new baby in your arms. You've seen news footage of wives and mothers waiting for the return of their husbands or sons from the war? When they see each other, tears of pure joy just roll down their faces. I am sure that in your lifetime, you will get a chance to experience emotions like this. It will probably hit you when you least expect it because it's a gut reaction, not something that you plan on happening. When you experience your first tear of happiness, you will remember that moment for the rest of your life.

you must not have any children. At the birth of all three of my children the joy and happiness is so overwhelming you can't help but cry.