“WHY CRY?” PART 3: TEARS OF WONDER/JOY DESCRIBED
In phenomenological research studies, people describe their positive experiences of "tears of wonder/joy," giving many concrete examples of the transformative and spiritual gift in crying.
“WHY CRY?” PART ONE: ARE WOMEN BETTER AT CRYING THAN MEN?
Crying can be seen as a skill, and one at which women excel! Tears of being touched and moved, of wonder/joy and other transformational experiences are looked at through gender, the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator, and existential philosophy.