<p>I cried in 7th grade, it was horrible :P lol.</p>
<p>Don't worry about it. I've done it before. On Saturday night I had a total breakdown and was literally bawling - not just teary, but literally I could not control myself. On a bus. It wasn't academic, but on the way back from a theatre festival. Long story short, a judge accused me of plagiarism without any foundation whatsoever - in front of an entire 100 person workshop. Of course, he didn't realize I was in the room (I guess he didn't see me, oh that just shows how well he remembers me and my PLAGIARISM) grrr...and then I talked to him afterwards saying I was extremely concerned that he thought my film was plagiarism. Well, he was like a deer in the headlights and started making up this line of **** about how I had "talent creeping out my ears" and how exceptional he thought my film was, and then he told me that he had no choice but to give me the highest rating because it was such an amazing film, he was just angry at the "administration" for "putting [me] in that position". ********. I look at the adjudication sheets, he gave me the LOWEST score possible and made all these terrribly disheartening comments I won't go into detail about.</p>
<p>Well basically, under the rules he was grading me by, I should have been disqualified but details excluded that was extremely unfair. But instead of disqualifying me he decided to be an ******* and just graded me down...</p>
<p>Anyway, after seeing that he had lied to me (looking at my scores on the bus ride home), I just lost it in front of the drama teacher who is basically the most important non family adult in my life. </p>
<p>But don't freak out about it. Surely your teacher realizes how stressed out you are about whatever and that you just lost it. It's not a big deal. Every once in a while you just need to cry. Whatever random thing sparks it, it's really important that you just let yoruself cry. And you can't control where that happens!!!</p>
<p>I go to an all girls school, and somebody's always crying. My calc teacher has been known to go on personal diatribes against people so I know there's been at least a few girls in his class who have cried from that, let alone his hard tests. It's not that bad actually, in that case. Everyone knows he's an ass, so people are nice to the crying girl and we all talk about how much we hate him and when he'll get fired.</p>
<p>crying? phew that's nothing
7th grade, i had a girl who **** her pants and peed her pants.</p>
<p>i laughed. it was hard not to. sorry</p>
<p>lol ewww</p>
<p>anyway. don't stress too much. everybody gets a little stressed sometimes. i doubt anyone cared that much unless they were concerned for you.</p>
<p>I couldn't imagine a situation where I would be so not-in-control of my emotions that I would cry. I suppose I could as a release but it would be a voluntary action for sure. Marcus Aurelius had it right. That would certainly be nothing to be too ashamed of though.</p>
<p>crying is good</p>
<p>never cried in the middle of class..
but definitely afterwards in front of the teacher.</p>
<p>usually over grades :|</p>
<p>i've come close to crying in class, but i don't think i ever actually have. the most recent was at the beginning of the year when my new math teacher gave me a detention for being late to class. after class i asked when the detention was going to be and said, "i'm sorry, i really don't know how to do this, i've never been in detention before" and my voice was breaking because i was on the verge of tears. he was nice about it, though.</p>
<p>i did cry in the hallway once freshman year because i thought we were moving and i didn't want to leave. i'd been at my current school for two and a half years then and it was the longest i'd ever stayed at the same school. we ended up not moving, luckily. crying was...embarrassing...but again, people were really nice. it's really not such a huge deal, everyone gets stressed out sometimes. and people forget surprisingly quickly.</p>
<p>I've cried both in elementary and highschool. I dont think its a big deal at all. most of my friends are pretty understanding and teachers would aske me if I want to leave the class or not (most of the time I would.. accompanied by a friend) and no one would mention it afterwards (not even as jokes between friends). my friends go through this as well so we all know how it feels. </p>
<p>it's embarrassing for a bit. but not something to stress over. people forget quickly, even if they dont .. they'll be understanding.</p>
<p>I think I've cried 4 or 5 times at school, and three of those times have been this semester (senior year).</p>
<p>well i cried because I laughed so hard...</p>
<p>What was your physics teacher saying to you to make you cry?</p>
<p>yeah, I cried several times (I'm a boy) in class because my contacts were hurting my eyes.</p>
<p>Don't worry - I've cried at school, too. If it's during class, I excuse myself to the restroom (I say my contact is bothering me) and sometimes go into the restroom or sit on a bench and let myself lay down and think.</p>
<p>yes I agree one thing about crying.
crying is good. why? you will break if you don't cry. let it all out. crying doesn't mean that you're weak, but strong, able to show your emotions. don't cry too much though.
:D</p>
<p>Crying has been scientifically proven to be healthy actually. It helps your tear ducts plus the emotional benefits of just getting out your feelings- like writing a letter if you're enraged or take a run or something like that :)</p>
<p>I usually never cry. Usually, I'm described as one of those snarky girls who are kinda unsympathetic.</p>
<p>The first time I ever cried in school was almost exactly a year ago. I came into third period, and I looked pretty sad and wasn't my usual self. She asked me how I was. I didn't reply and she asked me what was wrong.</p>
<p>And I literally collapsed, right in the middle of my busy class, and bawled until there seemed to be no tears left to cry. The class went SILENT and still, because I'm usually the one to say "suck it up." It was the day I recieved a call from my mom telling me my cousin, whom I grew up with and loved SO much, died suddenly. I was in so much agony, and the crying seemed to last for hours.</p>
<p>I felt like a fool because I thought I was being so weak. I heard some of my friends and other people whispering about me (not maliciously) and I felt so ashamed. Everybody seemed so afraid to talk to me for the next day.</p>
<p>Anyway, I just came to school the next day and acting like nothing was wrong. Things got back to normal rather quickly. But alas, a ton of people I dealed with my emotions "incorrectly." Whatever. People deal with things their own way.</p>
<p>I only cried once in school it was when I was in 8th grade and one of my friends had died the night before but all 200 people in the room were crying so it was embarrasing.</p>
<p>going to school when someone close to you has died is so hard. my grandmother, probably the person i've loved the most in my life, died unexpectedly a year ago. i don't think i've ever cried so much. the week after it happened i'd burst into tears at random moments... and yes, "my contacts hurt" is a remarkably convenient excuse.</p>
<p>eh, i'm making myself sad writing about this now.</p>