Let the tears flow! I have learnt that there is no point in fighting it DH only has to look at me the wrong way and I'm howling. And I'm not usually an overly teary person - emotional yes, but not often with the tears.
Like the other ladies said, just watch out for a change in how you feel generally and if you're down more than up then it would be a good idea to talk to someone about it. Otherwise, it's just those damn hormones
Good to know everyone! I never felt the slightest bit teary with DS, but this time, I have been bawling my eyes out at everything (the toilet paper ad with the cute labrador puppy of all things set me off this morning!) was hoping it wasn't a bad omen or anything!! Feel better now, might go have a little cry to celebrate!!
I have also been crying over stupid things,
if dh doesnt rub my back, i cry, i've been crying at pretty much every tv show and movie i watch, and I also cry over the news when i hear something bad has happened. I also cry if I dont like the weather forcast! We're not insane, just.. caring people
i was the same
i bawled at chrismas lunch when i loaded up my plate and then it fell off the bench i was so devo lol
theres probably a lot more to come i was like that when i got home from hospy after having him 2 so u have lots of fun ahead sorry u should be ok letting it out helps heaps
I just have my really emotional days where everything sets me off. I'm usually in a good mood and i will be feeling fine right up to starting to cry over something stupid and i have given up watching tv as i always cry.
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DH only has to look at me the wrong way and I'm howling. And I'm not usually an overly teary person - emotional yes, but not often with the tears.
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