Why does my anger always turn to tears?

So if the phrase “angry tears” sounds oxymoronic to you, that's because it is: It's profoundly descriptive of human experience yet, on the face of it, certainly ... could eventuate in an outcome so emotionally catastrophic that it was best for him to keep his mouth shut, particularly when he was feeling vulnerable. read more

In my girlfriend's case, I always had a feeling that it was because she felt too underconfident. And when the tears came rolling down, she took them as a confirmation for her underconfidence and succumbed to her tears. My advise: Don't try to control the natural responses of your system. Anger makes us do grievous things. read more

Because your anger is very powerful and your body feels the need to create some tears (give you dopamine) to make you feel better. I know it looks weak and might make you look like a crybaby, but that's why it happens. read more