[Chez3]

Something that I've noticed, which I find rather odd, is that I have found myself unable to cry. Even in my darkest moments at the bottom of my mental pit, I seem to be unable to produce tears and merely weep. I wish that I could cry, merely to feel the relief afterward, but it has shown to be impossible. I have no release. Does anybody else experience this? If so, how do you manage it? I am not on any medications and have never been previously. In fact, nobody knows of my depressive tenancies IRL. Don't ask why and don't tell me to see a doctor and all of that crap. I know already. I just have a simple question.

[FallDuskTrain]

Yes, I was that way for about six years. I was not able to cry, not even one drop. I was suffering a lot but not feeling.
Now, it is the opposite. I cannot stop crying. It is extremely annoying

[Llama_Llama44]

I agree. Hurting but not being able to cry is sucky. Usually / often worse than crying. This happens to me too, but mostly because of my medication, I think.

[MickeyCheeky]

I'm sure that happens to a lot of people. I understand it can be annoying.

Perhaps you can find other way to release your stress. What about gym?

[Shazerac]

It is “normal” to go through periods of not being able to cry and it’s frustratiing as hell. Other times I go through episodes where I cry at the drop of a hat. I don’t know what to tell you other than I’m listening.