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Uh, the town crier is usually a man.

I'm not a big crier. I cried before my mother died, but not after she died. That was more than 30 years ago. In the last 8 years, two of my favorite celebrities died and I cried.

Have you considered 'brain fatigue'
due to the nature of your job

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have softer emotions the emotions I just softer gentle

hahaha I think it's true

Hello how are you doing?

Me too. I go to visit people in the hospital and they end up comforting me. It is embarrassing.
Apparently tears release toxins, so it really is good to cry.

That's what I tell people, sometimes just let the tears flow you don't have to suppress it.

Scientifically, it's basically the hormones.

Three types of tears exist, all with different purposes. Basal tears are omnipresent in our eyes. These constant tears are what keep our eyes from drying out completely. The human body produces an average of 5 to 10 ounces of basal tears each day. They drain through the nasal cavity, which is the reason so many of us develop runny noses after a good sobfest.
The second type is reflex tears, which serve to protect the human eye from harsh irritants such as smoke, onions or even a very strong, dusty wind. To accomplish this feat, the sensory nerves in your cornea communicate this irritation to your brain stem, which in turn sends hormones to the glands in the eyelids. These hormones cause the eyes to produce tears, effectively ridding them of the irritating substance.
The third type of tears is emotional tears. It all starts in the cerebrum where sadness is registered. The endocrine system is then triggered to release hormones to the ocular area, which then causes tears to form. Emotional tears are common among people who see Bambi's mother die or who suffer personal losses.
The phrase "having a good cry" suggests that crying can actually make you feel physically and emotionally better, which many people believe. Some scientists agree with this theory, asserting that chemicals build up in the body during times of elevated stress. These researchers believe that emotional crying is the body's way of ridding itself of these toxins and waste products

Uh, because women peel onions more often than men?

I learned to not hit my thumb with a hammer... so I don't cry much anymore...

sorry about that..

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