For me, I find that in a fight with my partner, I cry because I care. And sometimes because I don’t feel heard.” Charles ...

In a 2018 study comparing people who lost the ability to cry to normal criers, researchers found no major differences in well-being, says Vingerhoets, though normal criers did report feeling more ...

All humans cry. Some of our tears are meant to keep our eyes moist and healthy. Others clean out the eye from dust, pollens and other pollutants.

Staring at the box of tissues and asking, “Why can’t I cry?” Therapists say there are psychological reasons you can't make the tears flow. ... but all criers are also not created equal.

Tim Yuskaitis, a lifelong Fair Lawn resident, had always wanted to make a hobby out of his interest in history.

Kiara McGowan set out to “build a community of criers” in D.C., and now that community had converged in the Southwest Library. McGowan called it “the Cry n’ Vibe.” “Would anyone like ...

I am a big crier – I cry at the news, I cry when a friend tells me of their misfortune, and of course I cry whenever Saoirse Ronan cries (my jumper also got wet when she delivered the 'I am so ...

Christine Igot won a cry-off in May, 2022, at the age of 60, to take the town’s post, making her a recent addition to the country’s criers. That day is etched in her memory.

In other words, after “Oyez,” or “Hear ye,” what did the crier cry? Believe it or not, the most common duty for town criers was finding and returning lost children. In 1883, John Hewson, who was first ...

Town criers from around the world gather in Wiltshire for national competition Jasper King. ... The first ‘home’ cry started at 10.30am and the second cry was at 2pm.