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100 1 $aDeBenedetto, Catherine H. Cieciuch,$eauthor.
245 10 $aReal women cry (and real men let them) :$bembracing our God-given gift of tears /$cCatherine H. Cieciuch DeBenedetto ; edited by Kathleen Brunet Eagan.
264 1 $aPennsauken, New Jersey :$bBookBaby,$c2016.
264 4 $c©2015
300 $a163 pages ;$c22 cm.
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337 $aunmediated$bn$2rdamedia
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504 $aIncludes bibliographical references and index.
505 0 $aIntroduction: understanding this book: why should we cry? – Permission to cry – Some of the real science behind the tears of real women – Emotional tears and the female body – The benefit of a good old-fashioned meltdown – How God sees and responds to our tears – We were designed to cry: so why do we fight back the tears? – When tears won’t come – Crying with hope: birthday reflections from the graveside – Can you hear me now?: how real men can listen, learn, and love through real tears – The smallest yet greatest example – When we linger – After the flood – In closing: a word to church leaders – Appendex: resources for those who hurt – Notes and references.
520 $aDeveloped in response to a personal tragedy, “Real Women Cry (and real men let them): Embracing our God-given gift of tears” is a comprehensive look into the critical role of emotional tears in the process of pain and suffering. In a day of “quick-fix” solutions, the book encourages readers to embrace crying and the process associated with suffering by bringing together the scientific and spiritual evidence that supports the therapeutic place of tears, particularly in regard to women. With the help of expert researchers and clinicians, Catherine Cieciuch DeBenedetto identifies the normal and appropriate biological place of crying and recognizes tears as a “God-ordained gift” intended to help move us through seasons of pain and change. Specific evidence is presented to dispel age-old disparities between men and women regarding tears and crying.
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