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4EVERquilt 07-11-2011 08:39 PM

Has nothing to do with hormones, mayb you might cry a little more if your hormones are imbalanced. Crying is a normal part of life, if you don't cry then something is wrong. Tears are pearls from the heart. Someone once told me that and I will never forget it!!

jaciqltznok 07-11-2011 08:49 PM


Originally Posted by 4EVERquilt
Has nothing to do with hormones, mayb you might cry a little more if your hormones are imbalanced. Crying is a normal part of life, if you don't cry then something is wrong. Tears are pearls from the heart. Someone once told me that and I will never forget it!!

I was told it is also a sign of depression..so who knows..we cry...good for us...I was told it cleanses the soul!

auntpiggylpn 07-11-2011 08:50 PM

Crying is good for the soul! Who doesn't feel better after a good cry and a short nap?

charismah 07-11-2011 08:56 PM

I am a crier for sure! Happy, sad....angry. It is a good cleanse..sometimes you just need a good cry to get it all out! No issues with anyone seeing me cry what-so-ever!

4EVERquilt 07-11-2011 09:00 PM

It does cleanse the soul, happy are those who cry!

earthwalker 07-11-2011 09:13 PM

Not so much, I am a very calm person, but I have softened up a lot with age, I think I smile more. My husband is the crier...he is very up front with his emotions...happy, sad, angry all done at volume with lots of arm waving. Tough, sturdy Sicilian who has a big heart:)

auntpiggylpn 07-11-2011 09:14 PM

My dad was a crier. It always killed me to see him cry. Not that I thought he was weak, just that he was that much of a softie and something must have touched him tremendously. . .

Connie in CO 07-11-2011 09:17 PM

Once when my daughter called,that's all it took.

babyfireo4 07-11-2011 09:17 PM

Very rarely do I cry. Actually, I can count on one hand the times I have cried since I escaped puberty! I'm more of the bottle it up til you can't take anymore type (really bad for you I know). Wish I could be a bit more of a crier not only is it healthier, it seems to help people stay happier and more relaxed.

jean1941 07-11-2011 09:29 PM

I did cry for years and now it gives me a headache (only when I cry a lot so most of my tears are little pearl drops and after the loss of 2 son, a husband of 41 years and my parents I am about cried out.


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