Why_Do_We_Cry

Why Do We Cry According to the Webster’s Dictionary, “cry” means “to sob or shed tears because of grief, sorrow, pain, or extreme excitement.” Crying starts at childbirth. Although babies don't shed tears when they cry until about two months of age, the first thing a newborn does when it receives its first breathe of air is cry. Crying is a result of emotion. Crying is the human race’s number one form of communication. With crying, everyone from babies to adults can communicate sadness, anger, fear, and even happiness. Why do we cry' This is a question that is difficult to answer in context, but rather simple to explain. Emotions are experienced everyday for a variety of reasons. If a person is happy, then usually they will smile. If a person is sad, they will appear gloomy. People express their emotions to allow the people around them to know how they feel, but only if they want to. For example if something bad happens to you or someone close to you dies for example it is very hard to hide the sadness that you feel, and the normal thing to do is cry. I know some tough people try to hide these emotions, tears, crying, cry, world, tear, eyes, book, 2003, people, glands, way, sadness, help, theory, something, sad, produce, out, know, happy, film, feel, emotions, emotional, wash, upper, two, tiny, time, thus, thing, syndrome, support, stress, someone, simple