Crying online is a vast internet genre spanning spontaneous shows of emotion, self-deprecating memes and carefully curated suffering, and the reasons people express these feelings online vary.

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One of the things I’ve learned over the years is that the people in your heart will make you cry—that’s just the way the waterworks work. But nothing approached the way I cried when Rob died.

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Hundreds showed up at the park to cry, laugh, drink, sing, dance, chat and blow off steam, transforming the flashmob-style gathering into a colorful spectacle to usher in 2024.

Some people are looking for connection Some people post themselves crying because they feel alone in a particular moment.

Crying online is a vast internet genre spanning spontaneous shows of emotion, self-deprecating memes and carefully curated suffering, and the reasons people express these feelings online vary.

Why people post themselves crying online Photo illustration by CNN/Getty Images via CNN Newsource Users who post crying photos or videos to social media are sometimes accused of insincerity.

Crying online is a vast internet genre spanning spontaneous shows of emotion, self-deprecating memes and carefully curated suffering, and the reasons people express these feelings online vary.