Seeing others do things we want to do can trigger a sense of envy or longing, leading to emotional reactions like crying. It could also be a sign of frustration or feeling trapped in our current situation, creating a release of pent-up emotions. Understanding our own desires and working towards achieving them can help manage these emotional responses.
Some people don't shed a tear and some people cry if they are over-joyed and especially if they have worked hard to graduate. If you want to cry then cry as it is a natural function. The old days of 'men shouldn't cry' is not true today. Men of any age may just get teary-eyed while women may cry openly. Enjoy the Graduation and 'it's my party and I'll cry if I want too' which is an old song.
Pretty sure it's anger.But another thing you can do if your in a tough spot and don't want people to know what your think just act emotionless. Keep your face straight like a blank piece of paper. If some one tells you something to make you cry imagine your wife/husband, kids, boyfriend/girlfriend, pets, good grades, just find that happy subject. And if they try to make you smile think of bad things. Like famine, drought, disease, hurricanes, tornadoes, earthquakes, fires. But that's just kind of random lol.Really what you need to do is just be your self. If you want to laugh, laugh. If you want to cry, cry. Smile, sob, scream, roll around on the ground. Don't hide yourself away. If you want people to like you then they need to like you for who you are. Not for you acting like some one else. After all... God made you an original, why die a copy?
It means a loud, public demand or uprising of some sort. If people are protesting, that is the hue and cry of that group. On 9-11, there was a hue and cry that wasn't a demand, but more of an expression of grief on a National level. Some people were demanding things, but most were just in shock. Now there is a hue and cry from many against the war. Here is the dictionary.com page for further reading: http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/hue%20and%20cry
The saying "don't cry over spilled milk" means not to get upset over minor or insignificant things. People may cry over spilled milk as a metaphor for getting upset over something small or inconsequential, emphasizing the importance of not letting trivial matters affect one's emotions.
Young children cry, and people of older ages do, too. It is a great stress reliever.
they cry because they are very sentimental
and they just want to cry and that they want they ass bust that home boy want a blunt.. They cry probably because they want something like to be changed,fed,or attention from someone or maybe they dropped something and want you to get it for them there are a lot of things a baby could be crying about but those are the main things.
Anxiety, probably related to childhood experiences.
Not crying doesnt mean anything. Eveybody shows emotions diferently. Some people cry, some people yell, and some people want to cry but just can't.
There are a number of people who want to play cry of fear or fist full of frags with you.
No, Justin never wants to see people cry especially not his fans
Because they want people to care.
A: cry. its good for u
Because he didnt want to break up with you or he was confused about how he felt Who was doing the considering?
I'll Cry If I Want To was created in 1963.
Translation: I don't want to cry anymore.
There are a few things that might make a three year old cry when she is going home. If she has to leave the people she wants to play with, she might begin crying because she doesn't want to go home.