concept   tears
culture   Western countries
statement   Tears are commonly linked to expressing sadness or emotional distress in Western cultures.
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1 cry Western countries Crying is seen as a natural emotional expression and is often socially acceptable, especially in children and in certain situations such as funerals and weddings. 1
2 cry Western countries Crying is often seen as a normal way to express emotions, and it's considered healthy to let emotions out through tears. 1
3 crying Western countries Crying is often seen as a normal emotional response, and can be socially acceptable in certain situations. 1
4 crying Western countries Crying is often seen as a sign of vulnerability or emotional expression, and it is generally acceptable to cry in public in certain situations. 1
5 crying Western countries Crying is often seen as a release of emotions and is sometimes encouraged as a way to express feelings. 1
6 sobbing Western cultures Sobbing is considered a normal emotional response and is often accepted and understood in social situations. 1
7 sobbing Western cultures Sobbing in public may be considered embarrassing and a sign of vulnerability. 1
8 tear Western countries Tears are often associated with sadness or strong emotions, and it's common for people to feel comfortable expressing their feelings through tears. 1
9 tear western countries Crying is a natural emotional response and shedding tears is considered acceptable and even healthy. 1
10 tear western cultures Tears are often associated with sadness or emotional distress, and it is common for people to cry during emotional moments. 1
11 teardrop Western countries Teardrops are associated with sadness and emotional expression. 1
12 teardrop Western countries Symbolic of sadness or emotion 1
13 teardrop Western culture The symbolism of a teardrop often represents sadness or grief in Western culture. 1
14 teardrop western countries A teardrop shape may be associated with symbolism of sadness or emotional pain. 1
15 teardrop western countries Symbolizes sadness and emotional pain 1
16 tears Western countries Tears are often associated with sadness or emotional distress in the United States and other Western countries. 1
17 tears Western countries Crying and shedding tears is generally accepted as a natural emotional response, and it is not uncommon for individuals to cry in public. 1
18 tears Western countries Tears are often associated with expressing sadness or emotional distress. 1
19 tears Western countries Tears are commonly associated with expressing emotions such as sadness or joy. 1
20 tears western countries Tears are often associated with emotions such as sadness or empathy. 1