18 weeks but never cried a tear. How did pregnancy hormones affect you?

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pregnancy hormones affect you?" /> I've heard that pregnancy makes you more sensitive so it's easier to cry about anything. I've tried sad tv ads, stories, but the waterworks just wouldn't come. I don't know what's wrong with me.

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I'm just weird... lol sad stuff doesn't phase me neither does happy or exciting stuff, but if my cat is being cute and cuddly or I see a picture of a puppy or kitten it's all over with 😂 and I went to the Broadway show phantom of the opera and I started crying at the very beginning when they brought the chandelier out with all the bright pretty lights and the music... Most random thing ever... But it was just so beautiful.

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I've been a complete cry baby!!!!

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I cried at the end of Petes dragon. No I did not tear i cried!!!!!

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I am more emotional about family related things, like when I read a story about a little boy being diagnosed with something. But nothing else more than normal. :P Guess its my inner mama coming out

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If I need to eat I get a lot more emotional. If I start to cry over a cat food commercial I know I should probably get a snack lol

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I'm more emotional and "feel" like I'm going to cry over things but very rarely do tears actually come.

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Cried 18 times in total one night. First X-factor made me cry, then my cat made me cry because he was too cute, then my partner rang me drunk at pub. Was a mess as night 😂

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I've never been emotional or a crier, but I find myself crying at the weirdest things! Like at the end of the Storks movie or reading a book (on a plane of course). I haven't been a total cry baby but certain things set me off!

18 weeks but never cried a tear. How did pregnancy hormones affect you?

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