“Letting Loose”

When somebody cries.. it's as if they're letting loose. Ridding of whatever pain is troubling them, via Tears. They say the reason people cry, is because we store up certain emotions, that eventually have to be let loose.. by being triggered by an affliction. Such as some sort of stress, or anxiety, or sorrow. Which seems to be very true, considering that relieved feeling you have after you've cried. But the real question here is... why exactly do we store up these emotions? It seems we're going back through the cycle, right back to Obsession. To me, it seems that Crying is some sort of reaction towards the truth of being Obsessed over something.. anything, in that matter. As if it were some sort of confrontation. Think about it.. wittingly or not, we store up all these emotions that we obviously couldn't forget, yet.. contain. So we preserve.. for the moment we "Let Loose." Or we atleast "store" these emotions long enough to have somewhere righteous to put 'em. Hence, Obsession. Think about it.. when we cry, we cry because of a certain reason. It's NEVER specific. It's all mixed up emotions... from Happy, to Sad, to Anxious, to Furious. It's funny, we cry when we don't really want to, but in tragic events... where you're supposed to cry... we don't, really. We don't have a meaning to cry, we can't control it.... we just cry. We Cry because, psychologoically speaking.. Life's a bitch. And sometimes.. all you CAN do is cry. We Cry because we care, we cry because we hate, we cry because we love, we cry because.. we cry. But, it all ammounts to one thing in the end.. Tolerance. If you have half a bizzarre imagination as I do, you'd understand what I'm trying to say.. when we Cry, it seems as if it has been a war in our eyes. We Cry when it's quite frankly, the toughest situation. We Cry when we can't handle it no longer.. and We Cry when we can't tolerate the pain we have 'stored up.' It kinda makes me wonder.... if Crying is referred to as a Release, or Relief...... have we become Emotion-Intolerant?