I really want to cry today, and I want to cry for some reason????

Loneliness is not terrible, what is terrible is your heart, before you get married, everyone has a single time, everyone has a lonely and sad time, but that is a minority, there are always more happy times than unhappy times, no matter what life is like, if you always treat it like this, then! You will never be happy, try to adjust your mentality, smile and smile every day, so that you will feel that you are not as lonely as you think, at least somewhere, there will be your friends who will think of you and your smile!

Me too.,New Year's Day alone at home to surf the Internet.,The circle is too small.。。 Crying.

I'll help you get married online! Believe me.

Let's talk to a friend! ~~

Or go online to find a friend to chat, online chat is the best way to relieve the loneliness in your heart.

Come to my arms and cry, if you are also in the same city as me, we can get to know each other.

Cry and live well.

In fact, you are not the only one in this world, and everyone can face it calmly, why can't you?

Since this kind of life can't be changed for the time being, then continue to live well, what's the use of your sentimentality? What's the use of you crying?

Oh, fate hasn't arrived

Sister·· It's okay, it's okay to go online and talk to someone!

Hehe, it's really not small, no matter what, I wish you a happy New Year's Day.

Don't cry! Be strong! If you want to open some! One person has the benefit of one person! Free! Eat something you like at home! The mood will not be so lonely!

Then cry, hold back the discomfort, it's not good for your health, release it, hurry up and find one, let his love soothe the scars in your heart.

Don't! I'm still working alone on New Year's Day! Alas....I'm alone at home, I'm a little lonely when I think about it, I'm in a daze in front of the computer every day after work, and I'll go out for a walk more! I feel better

I'm home alone on New Year's Day.

It's okay. Have fun.

There are so many people who come back!! If you don't have it, look for it, look for it slowly, I still plan to get married at 30!

It's not a big deal if you don't have a boyfriend. It's hard to come by.

It's not a sin for a woman to cry, cry o( o haha haha.

Cry please! Why don't you grab a bucket and pick it up!

The role of crying is not to solve practical problems, but to release a part of the negative psychological energy, make it psychologically more stable, and prepare psychological conditions for solving practical problems.

Crying doesn't solve anything?

No, crying itself solves the problem.

Crying is an expression of emotions and the release of suppressed emotions.

The "strongness" we often refer to may actually be a psychological defense mechanism of "repression", suppressing sadness and pain in the subconscious, so that we do not feel their existence for a while.

In this case, not only are the negative emotions not addressed in time, but over time, they can go beyond our tolerance at some point, causing us to fall into greater depression, breakdown, and a sense of meaninglessness.

Because crying can express many meanings: this problem cannot be solved! I don't want to!

Asking for help and other thoughts that need help, you see if the child has fallen, the first reaction is to see if there is anyone around him, and some people cry later. This is a way to ask for help. As the saying goes, a crying child has milk to drink!

Crying can induce compassion and is arguably one of the deepest emotions that touches people. Children cry, adults laugh. Adults cry, how difficult things are.

Remember, crying never means vulnerability, much less the opposite of being strong.

Crying doesn't mean that you can't solve the problem, after crying, isn't it better to solve the problem with a good heart?

If you want to shoot and cry, cry! You need a smiling corner where you can let your emotions unleash.

Because human beings are sentient creatures. When we are happy or angry, sad or happy, when we are anxious, uneasy, fearful, helpless, disappointed, and resentful about some things, we may cry. Why?

1. From a physiological level, the process of crying and tearing can counteract the effects of cortisol and adrenaline, and has always achieved the effect of catharsis and stress relief.

2. When a person can't vent his emotions through words, he will choose to cry, choose to shed tears to vent his emotions, and of course, he can also vent his emotions through writing, exercising, singing, drinking, etc. These are all good, when a person does not have all the above methods and abilities to vent his emotions, he will vent his emotions through fists and war, and he will vent his emotions through suicide.

It's better to cry out, although crying in real life can't solve anything, at least it makes you feel better.

Our so-called emotion, in addition to laughing, crying is also a solution. When we encounter happy things or are in a good mood, we will laugh, but when we encounter sad things, or we have been wronged, we will want to cry, and when our emotions reach a certain peak, we will cry loudly, and we can't take it back at that time. Sure, you can vent your emotions, but remember to wipe away your tears, keep your head up and keep going.

3. Always wanting to cry and get angry for no reason, is it a precursor to depression?

Always inexplicably wanting to cry and want to get angry, indicating the persistent presence of depressed mood and irritability, and the manifestation of anxiety. If the depression lasts for a long time, reaching more than two weeks or a month, and because this negative emotion is affecting your daily work, then it is necessary to wonder if your depression has reached the level of depression.

People who are sad know exactly why they are suffering, but people with depression often don't; Sad people point to the outside world the causes of their pain, while depressed people point more broadly at themselves; Grief can ebb and fall and ease little by little, and people with depression often stay in the dark. Normal grief subsides over time, but more than 10% of people turn into pathological grief. This grief does not ease with the passage of time.

It can seriously damage people's mental and physical health, as well as normal social, occupational, and life functions.