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Why the Olympics Make Us Cry: The Nervous System and Our Need for Shared Humanity
Many people feel surprised when they cry watching the Olympics.
But tears in these moments often signal safety and completion rather than distress. Emotional tears can release accumulated stress hormones and support nervous system regulation. They can reflect relief, awe, admiration, and reconnection.