I personally think that's wrong. Parents shouldn't do that to their children. Crying is a healthy and natural release of emotion and in the long run, and I'm talking years later like in their teen years, it could lead to them figuring out other ways to "deal with" pain, like self-harming. Not that that deals with pain but you know what I mean.
Now if you don't feel comfortable with this, it's fine but do you mind me asking how old you are? Just so I get a better idea and so I can think of things you can do that will be relevant to the age you are. If you don't want to post it here, you can PM me :) xx

Okay, so I would always cry, too, the end.

But I think your parents are wrong. Parents should know what their children want the best, and one of them is crying. Crying is a part of life, and everybody should know what it feels to cry. So why not cry?

Crying is a way to let all of your sad feelings out, so if you suppress your tears, you'll probably go crazy and don't know what to do in a difficult situation and panic and stuff. So, let your parents know that you should cry, too. I don't know how, though. I'm not so sure. But knowing parents, they'll (surely) someday let you cry once in a while.:) I mean, they're your parents, right? :)

Crying is good. It's how you release your emotion. Honestly, it's hard for me to go a day without crying, for random reasons, and you should know that when you need to cry, CRY.

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Honestly, it's hard for me to go a day without crying.

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