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| If you cry or are sad/depressed, with the exception of being clinically depressed and in need of medication, you are a sissy and need to get a hold of yourself. Other situations are excluded too, such as losing a child. Other than that, don't humiliate the human race by being a crybaby. |
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The more human you are, the weaker you are. |
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Crying doesn't mean you're weak, it's just your body trying to relieve itself of stress. |
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If you cry, it only expresses you as a human with feelings. It shows that you are not embarrassed by
crying in public and are not afraid to emit their feelings. |
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No your not. You are just being Human. It's good to get out your emotions. If your happy you smile.
If your angry you scream or shout and if your sad you cry. Simple |
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This debate is the consummate assault on the fineness of the human race, which I suggest you join a
therapy-group for at once.
There is no place in the human-race for verbal-abusers or their libelous-debate-tactics.
And do have a nice day :-) |
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No u can cry of happiness too- you've never been happy? |
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To cry all the time is a sign of weakness, but crying when things are getting really bad is a sign
of strength, people who bottle things up or 'endure' hard times, are just hurting themselves more
than people who cry. Crying reduces stress level and therefore you deal with a situation more better
afterwards. Finally if someone wants to cry let them, they are more in tune with their mind. |
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Everyone has cryed or will cry in the future you can not control time. |
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Everyone is weak, crying or not. Some just don't act like it. They act like they are not weak
mortals when that's what they still are at the height of their power. |
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I cried about a second ago. I'm not the strongest but I'm not weak. |
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Typically in my experience people who are unable to cry might appear stronger on the surface but it
is a brittle strength. It usually means they simple aren’t dealing with their emotions and that
will eventually lead to a variety of negative social and mental consequences. Someone who can have a
good cry when the situation warrants is the person who is dealing with their problems and will
ultimately remain much more functional through adversity. |
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To cry does not indicate weakness nor does it indicate depression or even sadness at times. I have
shed tears at moments of great joy. When my youngest daughter graduated from elementary school with
straight A's for that year and Honor Roll for every year she was in school, I was overcome with
pride. She looked so beautiful and the knowledge that her full potential has yet to be reached,
made me tear up. I have cried over, not only the loss of one of my pets, but over seeing an owner
in agony choosing to put down a pet that was suffering. I am not weak. I don't cry when some idiot
tries to provoke me. I have had relationships not work out and not shed a tear because I know they
were just not meant to be, but crying is actually good for us physically. There are physiological
reasons for tears. Statistically speaking, women cry more often than men. This isn't only due to
the "manly" image that most men feel they must uphold. Again, there is a physiological reason. It
has been a while since I read much about the tear ducts and the number women have compared to men,
but can go back and check it out. In the meantime, crying can be cleansing. People feel good after
a good cry. People on certain anti-depressants are told to find ways to make themselves cry due to
the fact that the medication can inhibit crying. Each year, around the time that my father passed,
I feel the need for a "good" cry. After I shed some tears, I feel better, am more productive and
move on from the feelings of grief that grip me around the anniversary of his passing, which is a
day after my birthday, by the way.
I do feel a bit uncomfortable watching a man cry. I think it has something to do with society and
the views on men crying, however, I do not view men who cry as weak. It simply makes me feel that
they are very upset as opposed to when a woman cries because I feel they (men) must have a reason to
weep openly. I also feel that many people cry in an effort to be manipulative. I am speaking
mostly of women here. I don't know how to cry for the sake of crying, but some people can turn on
the waterworks like it's nothing. With everything, there is a balance. Crying isn't an indicator
of weakness on it's own. People who cannot control their feelings in any regard are weak. |
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I disagree, most people cry when cutting onions. It is not a reflection on strength, just cuisine. |
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Everyone has shed a tear at some point in their life even you, you would never admit it though.
It’s an expression of emotion and emotions are a human characteristic. Its completely normal for a
person to cry, it doesn’t make a person weak. |
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I don't think that by shedding tears, we are "humiliating the human race" as you put it.
I think that many people have insecurities about crying because it is programmed into our minds that
crying is a sign of weakness. I also find that crying can be a very healthy release of our negative
emotions as opposed to violence or insulting others.
(Crying can always be done in private) |
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When you slash a man down into tears, emotion is achieved. Emotion is human. It is only through our
greatest tragedies and our most cheerful thoughts where we can be dismayed as the beasts we appear
to be, we show our true human self through the emotions we reveal. |
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Every living soul has something that will bring them to tears.
Perhaps the bigger question is why are you so afraid of crying? |
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I have shed a tear.
The passing of those you respected, or the utter foolishness of the human race. Churchill liked a
good greet. By that thinking, a weak man.
It is a human emotion. Less you be in human. |
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22 Nov 2008 02:15
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