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RE: Solace In Tears

I think you’re right, but I also think she’s right. Tears can be a relief, yes, but it really depends on where they’re coming from.

If she still loves the man and doesn’t want to let go, those tears might come from a place of, “Why does he keep doing this to me? It hurts, but I love him.” In that case, the crying isn’t full release, it’s a mix of pain and attachment.

For tears to bring true emotional relief in that kind of situation, they often need to come from a place of, “I’m done. I deserve better.” That’s when the weight really starts to lift.

But it can go either way. Some women cry every time a man hurts them, until one day, they don’t. Not because it stopped hurting, but because there’s nothing left. They’re numb. They’re done. Others bottle it all up for a long time, then finally break down in tears… and walk away for good.

So, crying, while not necessarily a sign of weakness, isn’t always a safe haven either. For some, it heals. For others, it just hurts differently. It depends.

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This is deep and I think even that tears of pain and attachment bring some level of relief. You might feel so much pain while crying but afterwards there’s this moment of “it’s fine” that you feel and it sometimes even gives you a clearer picture of what’s happening to help you take better decisions. (This is just something I’ve realized though and maybe it just happens to me)