16 Things Only People Who Cry Easily Will Relate To

Major life milestones and heartfelt speeches will really gut you emotionally, no matter how well you know the person. Weddings, graduations, and funerals always mean you need to stock up on waterproof makeup and Kleenex.

Remember when Kristen Bell cried over that baby sloth on Ellen? You felt that. The fact that cute things can exist in this cruel world might be too much for you to handle sometimes.

Bad days might translate into crying at work or in front of strangers, which can be deeply embarrassing. Still, you know that it'll happen, so you've figured out ways to manage, like holing up in the bathroom or taking a walk.

Sometimes when you're in the mood for a good cry, you seek out the more emotional TV shows and movies to get you going. It's a form of therapy!

Thinking about a sad or happy memory or moment can cause tears to form behind your eyes. It really doesn't take much to make get you going.

You're very glad that Carly Rae Jepsen penned "Too Much" about being this kind of person. It's OK to feel what you feel, so you don't buy it when someone tells you that you're being too sensitive.

If some kind soul tries to console you back into sanity, it'll probably have the opposite effect. You'll need to be excused for somewhere between five minutes to an hour to properly finish your weeping session.

In fact, a study from the St. Paul-Ramsey Medical Centre in Minnesota found that tears contain stress hormones, which can make you feel anxious and panicked. It's good to just let out your intense emotions instead of keeping them all locked up inside.

The physical symptoms of a huge cry are no joke. Here are some pro tips: popping cucumber slices on your eyes helps them de-puff, and drinking water can ease your headache.

It's a great moment to be vulnerable now that Brené Brown, The University of Houston research professor and renowned social scientist, is giving inspiring talks about the power of vulnerability. Letting others know how you feel can help you connect with them more, and crying is a fairly external means of self-expression.

Whether it's buying you a sweet gift or just calling to say hi, knowing that somebody was thinking of you and wanted to do something nice just sends you over the edge sometimes.

You'd rather let the bad feelings out than bottle them up. This requires a little bit of self-awareness! You're always in touch with how you feel, and yes, that means crying a lot more than others because things affect you.