We have seen people cry both Child and Adults for so many reasons, but what does cry really connotes?

Could it be weakness, sign of surrender, confusion or what?

Interesting post. Just the other day I was asking myself the same question after watching a Youtube Video Of Barack Obama crying. The I remembered that some people also cry when they laugh! Why they do it, I don't know. Perhaps it's an emotional thing that we can't really define or understand.

Good to be imaginative, I know is an emotional thing and understand that when some people feel pain or achieve an unbelievable goal they cry, what exactly is the motive or reason that stimulates the crying? even some call it tears of joy or feeling of pains what is the place of crying in the scenario? 

One thing that is certain is that cry goes beyond tears....

Crying is a natural response to emotional states, pain. Crying is believed to be an outlet or a result of a burst of intense emotional sensations, such as agony, surprise or joy. This theory could explain why people cry during cheerful events, as well as very painful events.

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Crying is a natural human response to a wide range of emotions and stimuli. It can be triggered by feelings of sadness, joy, frustration, pain, relief, or even empathy. On a deeper level, crying often connotes the expression of vulnerability, the release of pent-up emotions, or the body's way of dealing with overwhelming experiences. It's also a way for humans to communicate distress or a need for comfort and support, especially when words aren't enough.