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How can I stop crying all the time?
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I've just joined this site and not quite sure where to post messages against chosen topic. Feel free to move this message if it's in the wrong section. My problem is I cry really really easily and cannot control my emotions. Even when I'm feeling strong or ok about a matter, I tend to burst into tears and ball like crazy. There are many situations with family right now which I'm struggling to handle and hope for the best. I've always had this problem though, so how can I stop myself from crying?
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Sorry to hear your struggling *hug*s
Crying is a safe and natural release from your emotions. Do you want to talk some more about what's going on, sometimes talking can help us deal with things, and hopefully break down everything your going through making it more manageable to deal with.
Do you have any support at the minute?
Keep posting, we care
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Hello there Val,
A warm welcome to TheSite.org message boards, it's wonderful to have you as part of our community. Just to echo again what BananaMonkey said, crying from difficult emotions. Especially when we've aloud things to build up to the point it is no longer in our control. But it's about taking steps and getting to the core of the crying. Often, it can be bursting into tears over little things, but with a deeper meaning behind it.
You need to reassure yourself, it's okay to cry, it's okay to just let it all out sometimes. However, if you are really struggling with emotions at the moment, or managing them, it might be helpful to approach your GP, who will look into causes of these emotions, and offer treatment, such as medication or counselling, if you felt that would be helpful.
But you don't have to go through any of this alone, sadly, there isn't a cure to just stop yourself bursting out in tears, but you can work on managing these emotions, that may lead to you crying.
Were here for you, and do keep us updated on how things are going for you,
Best wishes,
WhispersOfTheHeart
Just wanted to check in and see how you're doing as you posted a few days ago - feel free to post some more if you need to *hug*