Humans can cry for two different reasons. The first is to remove eye irritants, such as dust and dirt and the second is for emotional reasons.
There are different hypotheses concerning the second reason. One ultimate cause (evolutionary in origin) of crying could be the empathy that is provoked in someone who sees another human crying. The humans who cry most often and are most associated with crying are babies. When a baby cries, they receive attention from someone who takes on a parental role. So it's probable that humans later in life cry to initiate a parental response in someone else. If you're injured (emotionally or physically), you need someone to help you.
Another hypothesis states that you produce certain hormones and chemicals when crying for emotional reasons. The composition of tears in a person who is physically injured is different from the tears of someone who cries emotionally. The brain responds to emotional stress by producing certain compounds in excess, and tears are found to contain these chemicals to rid them from the body.
The Cry of My People was created in 1972.
Yes, some people did cry.
The main reasons why people cry is because of physical or emotional pain. People cry when they are physically hurt or when a loved one dies.
Anybody can cry.
People cry of nervousness because they are insecure and emotionally unstable.
Anxiety, probably related to childhood experiences.
People.
children cry because, if they arn't feel well or one of their favourite property is broken or if they hurt themselves
no it will not the air that makes people cry is frozen and will no longer burn your eyes.
i think near about 70% people are cry when they cut onions including me.
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.
they cry because they are very sentimental