Water from Eyes

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Does anyone here ever have welling in the eyes, feeling sadness and then find water dropping on your face?

I have that now.

I have also experienced that upon occasion.

I hope yours goes away soon.

I feel for you. I only hope that crying helps you get those feelings out. I always feel better after crying. It's good to see that you still have a sense of poetical perspective about how you feel- even feeling like crap you are an interesting person. That's got to count for something.

Was never a big *cryer*. It never seemed to serve a purpose beyond childhood when it was used as a bartering tool to get some kind of attention. Now it seems it is coming as a result of intense pain. It would seem also that the pain is carried out through the tears in a cleansing fashion, like a river of fire and thorns.

I never truly cried, I think, until I had a panic attack. Sometimes I just scream, too. Like grief that's pure noise. It doesn't sound human and it scares me, but it lets the pain out. when all the air in your body is gone and you take that next breath, you feel alive again.

Do you wear contacts? When my contacts and allergies come together I tend to tear up and have water come out of my nose as well. Sometimes when this happens it comes on so sudden I have to question my emotions. Such as today I was watching television and started to tear up. At first I was bewildered because I had to ask myself if I was sad or not. Interesting how the mimicry of a feeling on the body produces emotions after the fact.

I think it could be called keening, but I'm not really sure. All I can really tell you is that all the screams in horor movies sound so fake to me. It's not high and girly, but it's sound that start from down inside you and blasts it's way out. It fills up your throat, and probably starts as an AHHHH noise. I would only sugest doing it, however, if you're in a place that others won't here you, because they are bound to think that someone is dying. A car in a garage might be a good place. Just do it over and over- try and see how loud you can scream. It's a great release that doesn't hurt anything or anyone.