Why you cry when you’re angry. #shorts @DrTraceyMarks
Why you cry when you’re angry. #shorts  @DrTraceyMarks
Uploaded May 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Why you cry when you’re angry: Anger builds past your brain’s regulatory capacity and the excess overflows into tears. Same pressure, different release valve. If anger was unsafe growing up, your nervous system learned to reroute it. Tears were the safer exit. You’re not too emotional. Your brain is using the only exit it was given.

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Why you cry when you’re angry. #shorts

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