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Originally Posted by not.dead.yet
I feel I've finally properly connected with the grief I feel over my childhood losses, but I'm afraid to cry it out! I thought I'd share my fears here to help me move forward..
For a while now, I've wanted to 'lose control' - which would mean crying freely.. I've controlled myself so much it's like I've been in prison inside my own body..
But I fear the crying will be too overwhelming.. I fear it'll actually be physically too painful! BUT, I realise what actually does hurt my body is holding the pain in.. I believe once I get over the initial discomfort, releasing the emotions will be a relief.
I also still have some embarrassment when it comes to crying.. I don't want to be seen as weak. But I know now there are people in my life who'll accept me even when I am weak.. So that's all good, really
Thank you for 'listening' 
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I have the same issue. I cry when I am alone. I will not cry in therapy I really fight hard to not cry in therapy or around other people for that matter. I have been told to let it out. So that is what I will say here. Let it go and release it all.😃