Apparently Everyone Who Sheds Tears During Movies All Share This One Trait In Common
Practically everyone has teared up while watching a movie. Unless you’re a certified psychopath or completely heartless, the chances are extremely high that you’ve shed a tear because of something you saw in a movie. For some people this is embarrassing and they won’t admit it, but whether it happens all the time, on rare occasions, or once way back when they were young, it’s all but inevitable and guaranteed to happen.
Hollywood loves a good tearjerker and many films actively try to get an emotional response from you, they want and are designed to make you cry. At the same time, some movies are simply sad because of the events and subject matter they cover or they just hit close to home. If a movie can move people enough to bring them to tears, then it has done its job and is considered a success.
Regardless of the movie industry’s motivations and whatever the reason may be as to why you’ve cried at the movies, you should never be ashamed or embarrassed to admit to it. While the social majority view seems to be that crying is a sign of weakness, the exact opposite is actually true.
People who cry in movies have been found to be more caring, generous, emotionally intelligent, and empathetic than their counterparts who rarely, if ever, cry. All these traits make them more expressive and emotionally stronger. Not only that, crying also helps to release stress and tension, making criers healthier and happier overall.
However, above all else, the key personality trait that researchers identified in people who cry during movies is empathy. It’s what all kind and compassionate people have within them. Those who are empathetic are very sensitive souls as they’re connected to other people’s emotions, motivations, energy, and feelings. Unlike selfish narcissists or stone cold psychopaths, empaths always take into consideration the needs and desires of others. Sometimes they even take on other people’s emotions, to the point that they literally can feel what another person is going through, which is part of why they cry so easily when watching sad movies!
The next time you’re watching a film and you find that your eyes are starting to well up, don’t fight the tears. Instead, let them flow and release all the pent up stress and emotions along with them, because after it’s all said and done, you’ll feel much better off!
Check out the video below for a beautiful portrayal of empathy:
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Adorable Puppy Thinks His Human Is Crying, So To Make Him Feel Better He Throws a Hysterical Fit
Dogs seem to understand humans and connect with us on a deeper, more complex level than all other animals are able to. They can sense our feelings or whatever emotions we may be going through and often respond to them in some sort of adorable way.
Oftentimes when you cry around a dog they’ll wag their tails, lick your hand sheepishly, nuzzle you, or cry along with you in order to try and cheer you up. Dogs are simply always there for you no matter what, and just like how we want the best for them, they want the best for us. That’s what seems to be the case with this adorable black lab/pit bull puppy in the accompanying video.
Redditor dEdzilla shared a short and totally sweet clip of his puppy dog crying and you can’t help but fall in love with the little guy! The pair were relaxing at home and appeared to be quite cozy and all snuggled up together in bed. While his puppy was napping, dEdzilla was surfing the web and watching videos on his iPad.
When he came across a short clip titled βBest Cry Ever,β which features a man crying out in anguish on the A&E show Intervention, his puppy suddenly woke up. Alerted to the poor man’s pain, the sweet little guy starting howling and crying along with him!! It’s like the dog was commiserating with the man or trying to ease his pain and suffering, and it all goes to show that dogs really are man’s best friend.
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