Or bascially what purpose do tears serve besides lubricating the eyes. Why do we need to cry when emotional? what purpose does flowing of slat water from our eyes serve to us during these escalated times on emotional stress and joy?
Originally posted by Xev
you eventually stop and you feel calmer, sleepier.
I think it must also be a way of coping with strong emotions.
yes but why it exist like that is unknown, way do we cry why don't we bob are heads up and down when we are sad or clap are hands spontaneously, all of these could produce the same reaction and result if we evolved for them.
whenever I want to cry I just tell myself that I'm an emotional fucking pussy and I'll stop.
Originally posted by Xev
sargentlard:
Yes, but most people can fairly well control tears due to grief.
I mean, whenever I want to cry I just tell myself that I'm an emotional fucking pussy and I'll stop.
Originally posted by Xev
sargentlard:
Yes, but most people can fairly well control tears due to grief.
I mean, whenever I want to cry I just tell myself that I'm an emotional fucking pussy and I'll stop. I suspect most people can.
Fetus:
I think it's more than that. There is a whole series of reactions to crying - you eventually stop and you feel calmer, sleepier.
I think it must also be a way of coping with strong emotions.
Originally posted by daktaklakpak
I remember somewhere I read that crying can flush out many bad chemicals that brain released during emotional pain, and it's might be harmful to stop the tears when you should really cry.
Originally posted by SwedishFish
some people cry for stress