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The term 'cry-baby' is logically incorrect

I was just wondering: Babies are not the only things or stages of life in which we cry. So is it inncorect?

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I think it is incorrect. Many people cry more as adults than they did as babies. Some babies, such as myself, only cry a normal amount and not all the time.

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Babies cry a lot more because they ethier want a diaper change or they want to be fed or held. Adults and teengars don't cry as often.

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At no other stage in one's life, though, does a person cry about pointless things as much as a baby. The baby is the only stage in life in which their id compels them to selfishly cry over meaningless things without any remorse. The point of the term 'cry-baby' is to compare your whining and pointless crying to that of a baby.

Do you see people crying over important things as being called 'cry-babyies'? Of course not.

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souloflight(412) Disputed
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Actually when a baby cries it is not for pointless reasons. It cries because it cannot speak or do anything (change it's own diaper e.t.c) Older people cry more for stupid reasons than babies actually. It is in the babies nature but for us it is not we may not be able to control our emotions all the time. Plus how can a baby cry for pointless reasons when it hardly understands anything in the world apart from 'eat, sleep, poop, burp' you cannot blame a baby for crying then.

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chatturgha(1631) Disputed
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Actually when a baby cries it is not for pointless reasons.

Then why do babies wake up in the middle of the night and cry? Why do they cry even though they've been fed and their diapers have been changed? Why do they cry even though they have dozens of toys to play with? Why do they cry for these utterly senseless reasons?

Once again, at no other stage in human life does a person cry in these situations or with this frequency.

They cry in these situations because their undeveloped brains selfishly wish to express without remorse to all other humans around them with how little uncomfortable they are without consideration for anyone else's feeling. Doing such a thing is pointless and needless, but the baby only has an id to psychologically function on.

Older people cry more for stupid reasons than babies actually.

Really? Do older people cry just because they haven't been fed for an hour? Not at all.

Plus how can a baby cry for pointless reasons when it hardly understands anything in the world apart from 'eat, sleep, poop, burp' you cannot blame a baby for crying then.

I'm not blaming a baby for anything. I'm just saying it cries for pointless reasons. Even when a baby can communicate (sign language can be taught to a baby) without crying, it will still cry because the baby only cares about how it feels and not about how anyone else feels.

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Adults cry when they are stressed or emotionally hurt. Babies cry for fun, to get attention, to cry, when they're hungry, when they're scared, they cry as a way to communicate everything. They cry more.

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