dreamysub
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*HUGGS*Reading through this thread it is clear that crying, and what triggers it, is intensely personal to everyone.
Many years ago two soldiers under my command were killed in combat. We recovered their bodies back to base. After the debrief I locked myself away and cried uncontrollably. That was the last time I cried. I attended their funerals and faced their families and did not cry.
I have lost pets and family members since but despite feeling pain and grief I seem to have lost the ability to physically cry.
To echo what some others have said - I see crying as a strength not a weakness.