As the title says,is crying healthy? Cuz I cry easily<LOL don't know why I'm talling you this>and I remember someone said that day-dreaming is healthy...
So,yea...I;m wondering if crying is healthy...

To tell you the truth, I wouldn't know if it has actual physical benefits... XD But emotionally, it feels good for some reason. At least in my case. It's a way to let go of feelings that have been eating me up inside, like sheer anger or depression. ..Sort of like emotionally unburdening yourself.

^ ^...i have to agree with paladindragoon,
im not sure if it is healthy or not,
but it makes me feel relax and stops pain
[kind of like slping]

Crying => mental distort => depression => moody=> suicidal => health problem.

Do you understand now?

Of course is healthy, I feel much much better when I cry, someday I read something like this "tears wash your soul"

It is true that crying can make you feel better. But in your particular case it may be different. It depends on how easily you cry and what kind of situations make you do so.

Well crying is good, since it allows you to let out your emotions. You don't bottle up. It's good, once in a while but a lot is too much.

I think it is healthy because when you shed a tear... it is said you releas some kinda of hormone XD... read on a magazine of science. This Causes you to calmn down and feel relief of some kind of pain or aguish you are feeling. XD

I'll say crying can't really hurt, but if someone cries too much because they're depressed a lot about something, it's not necessarily healthy either. I can't really say any facts because I'm not smart like that, but if depression can kill, then tears go along with it right? I'm not saying nobody should cry ever though. I cry easily, but not for personal reasons too often.

"Crying is perhaps the easiest and fastest way to release emotional pain", also crying helps to release some toxins from your body - thats said the crying is indeed healthy. However you shouldnt over do it because it can cause you even more stress in my opinion.

I wouldn't exactly say it's 'healthy' but it helps release your stress i guess... though i dont cry often so i wouldn't really know...

I had a good cry yesterday in outrage at my parents being totally unfair. Made me feel better. A whole lot better. I've just been getting so frustrated lately.

I personally think the emotion of sadness, mourning, tears a la Kagami Hiiragi...that stuff, is natural. I believe that as human beings, we have to let emotions like this come out. When I was in high school, or in junior college, one of my instructors told me that "Emotions like this are natural, and are necessary for one's survival. It is okay to cry, to let tears out, and to let it flow, because there is a point where you have to let it go."

I take it all in stride. There was a time when I had to let it go over lamenting a blown opportunity because I wasn't able to get it ready. I almost destroyed what I was about to use. It just came out, and I don''t think anyone trying to intervene would succeed in telling me to get myself together. I am sometimes frustrated when something that should be done wasn't done.

Also, I don't buy into this "Men don't cry" stuff that some people dish out. Personally, I think those people should be taken to the woodshed for such hearsay, because if guys should cry, so be it. It is an important emotion to have, because it's something that can assure humanity's survival. If we can feel sadness, and react naturally to it, I see no reason why people should slam it down and dismiss it as a lack of maturity, and the like.

AnimePaper citizens, I say to you, let it out. You'll feel much better. And if people say you're wasting your tears, shoot back, "That's why we have drinking water, chief."

"Men don't cry"
well even one of the most battle hardened Spartans in 300 cried when his son was killed. We pull strength from emotions like that.

Healthy for your body? don't know. Emotional? Definatly :D

And on the 'real men don't cry', its basically like saying men aren't supposed to have emotions (or strong enough to hide it, but its still weird)