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Why we cry Humans most likely

cry to solicit help and comfort, and

sometimes to ward off aggression

from others (female tears can stop

men from being mean). It has these

functions in helpless, dependent

babies, and we have little reason

to assume that this trait changes

as people get older.

Why it feels good It’s possible that

there is some physiological benefit

to crying, such as stimulation of the

parasympathetic nervous system,

which is important for relaxation.

Shedding tears may also release

opioids, natural chemicals that

affect our feelings of pleasure,

and oxytocin, a hormone linked

to bonding, feelings of trust and

stress reduction. The largest benefit,

however, comes not from crying itself but from the comfort and

support others offer in reaction to

our tears. All of that said, occasionally

controlling your tears isn’t likely

to harm your health. But continually

suppressing emotions can sap your

body of energy and potentially cause

physical symptoms.

Why women cry more First, the

male sex hormone testosterone

seems to inhibit crying, while the

female hormone prolactin may

lower the emotional threshold. Plus,

women may be exposed to more

emotionally charged situations, such

as caregiving, and tend to be more

empathetic. Finally, men are often

expected to control their tears.

Tears of joy—a myth? Some experts

doubt whether we ever cry for

positive reasons. Very often, during a happy moment we allow ourselves

to reflect on less joyful times. For

example, during a reunion, we may

actually cry for all the time that

we missed each other. And while

getting married is often a positive

event, at the same time it is the

end of a certain phase in life and

this could cause tears of sadness.

Another theory is that very positive

emotions may also evoke a kind of

helplessness. You are simply at a

loss as to how to express your

extreme joy. This inability to

adequately convey your feelings

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