Crying or weeping (psychic tears): The third category, generally referred to as crying or weeping, is increased lacrimation due to strong emotional stress, suffering or physical pain. This practice is not restricted to negative emotions; many people cry when extremely happy. In humans, emotional tears can be accompanied by reddening of the face and sobbing-cough-like, convulsive breathing, sometimes involving spasms of the whole upper body. Tears brought about by emotions have a different chemical make up than those for lubrication; emotional tears contain more of the protein-based hormones prolactin, adrenocorticotropic hormone, and leucine enkephalin (a natural painkiller) than basal or reflex tears. The limbic system in the brain is involved in production of basic emotional drives, such as anger, fear, etc. The limbic system, specifically the hypothalamus, also has a degree of control over the autonomic system.
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like it doesn't matter who sees you and no matter what you think about, whatever is making you sad comes back to mind. it feels like life should stop for the time when you are at your weakest point. No matter how you try, your heart feels like it is going to give way and burst or just explode on that moment and all you can do is be where you are and let the river of tears stream from your eyes, if they are still there from the amount of water and pain coming from them. never should anyone have to experience this kind of pain, but at some point everyone does, so maybe you know or you will. NOT that i wish this upon you. if you wanted the technical version, well, you typed the question in the wrong way.
crying tears is like sweating if you know what i mean. when you are hot, your skin sweats salt water to cool you down. when you are sad, your skin sweats tears via the water in your eyes to show you are really sad
We get sad because when we experience something something emotional like a death or a pain, are nerve's send a message to the brain. Next, the brain reports to our feelings that we aren't happy. And that's why we feel sad.
because when a person feel really sad and they dont want anyboday to know or dont want to tel any one, and they have no one to talk with and more sad than your brain will keep on thinking that happens( what make you cry) and than your eyes will start turn red and you will see the tears comeing out of your eyes. so when you are really upsad you will cry.
Tears well up in people's eyes for a slew of reasons. A teardrop running down the cheek is the ultimate symbol of sadness, but people may also cry because they just cut an onion, or maybe they're trying to blink out a rogue eyelash. For the most part, tears help maintain healthy eyes, experts told Live Science.
We cry because when we have strong emotional feelings/pain tension builds up in part of our brain and we eventually release it by crying.
A cry is an sub-emotion and Happy and Sad are Emotiotions. So sub-emotions go into Emotions.