The people who allow themselves to cry aren’t weaker. In many ways, they’re doing the harder work. Crying still gets a bad ...

Have you ever felt anger or frustration on the job build up so quickly that actual tears were welling up just as fast? Did you ever feel tears prick your eyes when someone said something or did ...

Q: Is it possible to control crying? I cry when I’m sad, when I’m mad and even when I’m happy. It feels uncontrollable and it’s incredibly frustrating. Sometimes it’s even embarrassing, especially ...

Unprocessed emotions don't disappear; they get louder. When you slow down, feel, and label your emotions, you can learn from ...

Hi, I'm Jess, and I'm a crier. I cry at anything. A car advert with a particularly nice family in it, an especially rousing Elbow song, the overwhelmingly emotional BBC News countdown. I don't mind ...

If you have a kid, you've been there: Strolling the freezer section for frozen pizza and Popsicles when your typically adorable toddler drops their sippy cup and the whole world comes crashing down.

I am not a big crier. I shed tears, if I had to guess, every few months or so. But my best friend? She cries at everything: Movies, love songs, memories, how adorable our dogs are—and, of course, ...

In the intricate tapestry of human emotions, a longstanding societal expectation dictates that men should refrain from shedding tears — a norm perpetuated across generations. Despite commendable ...

Children who are allowed to cry grow up with a healthier relationship to their inner world. They learn to recognise emotional ...