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"She was hungover and saw a picture of a piglet."
Some people are really sensitive to the world. My mother cries at pretty much everything. She cries when she sees birds nuzzling in their nests. She cries when she sees a spider get eaten. She cries when it rains. Sometimes, she cries because the world is "just too beautiful" and other times because it's "just so cruel." I'm never sure if she's crying because she's happy or sad or just generally overwhelmed, and it seems like the wife of Imgur user TechnicallyRon is the same way.
"My wife cries at absolutely anything. I mean, ANYTHING. So I started writing the reasons down because reasons," the user wrote, over a photo of list of things that make his wife cry.
Some of them are really funny ("She found out swans can be gay and thought it was really nice"). Some of them are totally logical ("I waited until it was dark and pretended to be the Babadook"). Some of them are a bit random ("The fluffy bunny escaped from an arctic fox in a documentary"). And others are completely relatable ("She was hungover and saw a picture of a piglet.")
Also, if you don't cry because there aren't any more biscuits in the house, you're pretty much dead inside.
Update 11/23, 6:44 p.m .: Cosmopolitan.com has identified the original poster and his wife. They are Alexandra (31) and Aaron Gillies (28), a beauty blogger and comedy writer based in London. The two are completely overwhelmed by the Internet's response, especially from all the people saying that they completely relate to the story.
"A lot of people have accused her of being pregnant or having emotional problems, but the thing is, she is just a sensitive soul," Aaron told Cosmopolitan.com . "She's quite fantastically sweet like that. I don't think she ever thought the world would be worrying about why she randomly cries at everything."
Aaron also listed a few more things that made her cry, including, "I bought her favourite ice cream when she was hungover, I touched her head whilst walking down the street and she thought it was a bird, and someone hid in and then jumped out of a box at her when she was moving house." And, of course, the replies to this post.

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As a husband some times it is good to make your wife cry. With joy!
Here are 10 ways to make your spouse so happy she can’t hold it in.
This one could be a bank breaker, so it will probably take a while to plan (and save up for). Your honeymoon should have been one of the most enjoyable periods of your marriage, so giving your wife a chance to capture that joy – and spend some time with just the two of you – should make her happy enough to cry.

When you got married, you make a life-long commitment to love and honour your wife. Over the years life can get in the way, placing a strain on your relationship. That doesn’t mean you don’t love your wife any more, but sometimes she may feel a little unloved. So why not renew your wedding vows as a sign of your ongoing love and commitment?
You could try to re-enact the original ceremony entirely, or go for something completely new. For maximum tears potential, try combining a vow renewal ceremony with a second honeymoon.
In the age of the SMS text message and email, most of us have forgotten the emotional power of a handwritten love letter. Which is why your wife is likely to burst into tears if you send her one.
You can write whatever you like in a love letter; if you’re confident enough, try a poem, otherwise you can just tell your wife all the things you love about her. Keep it positive, keep it fluffy and you’re on to a winner. And if you lack the confidence to come up with something on your own, there’s nothing wrong with finding a poem or some song lyrics that say what you want her to hear.
During your life together you have probably taken hundreds of photos. But with digital cameras and pictures stored on your computer, your memories are often out of sight, out of mind.
Take the time to collect together photographs from significant milestones in your marriage and assemble them into a photo scrapbook for her. Don’t forget to ask friends and family to see if they have any good photos you can use too. Once you have everything together, get the photos printed and mounted into a good quality book. Make little notes about each life event and how they made you feel, what you remember and why you love those memories.
If you’re not crafty enough to assemble the book yourself, see if you can track down a talented scrapbooker who may be able to put the book together for you. Your wife will love the effort you put in, and reading how much you love being with her is sure to reduce her to tears…of joy!
Men and women have different priorities – we all know this fact only too well. But too often as husbands we allow our own priorities to override those of our wife, leading to all kinds of tensions in our relationships.
When your wife asks you to do a job or a chore, it’s because that task is quite important to her . So give her a joyful surprise by carrying out her requests at the first time of asking for a month. Not only is this a great way to give your wife tears of joy, but it is also relatively cheap!
Clichéd? Absolutely. Cheesy? Not at all. When you were dating, chances are you bought your wife flowers at least once in an effort to make her smile. So why not surprise her with a special delivery? Now the challenge is to try and remember which are her favourites blooms!
What did you use to do before the kids came along? Bowling? Dancing? The movies? Sometimes just a night out with just the two of you will be enough to melt your wife’s heart. Remember your time and company is more valuable to her than your money or any gift it could buy.
Tradition has it that husbands and mothers-in-law can never get on. But the truth is that by keeping our heads down and our mouths shut, we can get on with just about anyone, including her. So invite your mother-in-law round for dinner, engage in polite conversation and make your wife’s day. For added brownie points, don’t moan about her after she leaves either.
Keeping the house clean and tidy isn’t fun – your wife has probably told you as much in the past. So why not give her a week off? If you can keep the house clean to her standards for a week, she’s guaranteed to be so happy she cries. And you will appreciate her all the more afterwards too.
Sometimes it’s the smallest things that have the biggest effect. Try running your wife a bath and leaving her to enjoy a quiet, relaxing read in the tub. Just an hour or two away from reality will help her feel a whole lot happier, and help you gain extra man credits in the process.
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"She was hungover and saw a picture of a piglet."
Nov 23, 2015, 04:11 PM EST | Updated Nov 23, 2015
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Aaron Gillies and his wife Lex have been married for a year. In that time, Gillies has observed his wife's tendency to cry at just about anything and everything.
For a month, the London-based comedy writer kept a list titled "Reasons My Wife Is Crying." He posted it to Twitter on Sunday and it has since been retweeted more than 24,000 times .
My wife cries at absolutely anything. I mean, ANYTHING. So i started writing the reasons down because reasons. pic.twitter.com/2ZO4gFEfmH
- "She found out swans can be gay and thought it was really nice."
- "She was hungover and saw a picture of a piglet."
- "I waited until it was dark and pretended to be The Babadook."
- "The fluffy bunny escaped from an arctic fox in a documentary."
- "There were no biscuits in the house."
- "She remembered swans can be gay."
- "I tried to hold her hand when she wasn't expecting it."
- "I cooked her dinner after a long day."
- "She watched a video about a dog."
Gillies told The Huffington Post that his wife found the list "very amusing" and didn't mind him sharing it online.
"I did ask her before I posted it online, as I didn't want her to get any negative attention from it, as usually happens with the internet," he said. "She doesn't care that she is an emotional person, and it ends up being brilliant for anecdotes!"
On Monday, Gillies also posted the list to Imgur where it was viewed more than 2 million times and counting. The attention the post has garnered is far more than Gillies ever anticipated.
"I thought it would get about 12 retweets from people that know Lex in real life and know what she is like," he told HuffPost. "Neither of us thought it would go this big! But so many people are identifying with it, maybe sensitivity is seen as something not many people talk about openly, so seeing someone show it started a rather large conversation!"

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