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哭泣其实有着振夺心情的力量

哭泣其实有着振夺心情的力量

哭泣其实有着振夺心情的力量

发布于 2024-07-09 · 时长 11:08

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0:04According to the American Academy of Ophthalmology, we create 15 to 30 gallons of tears a year.根据美国眼科学院,我们每年创造15到30加仑的眼泪.
0:11I am what you would call a high-volume producer.我是你们所谓的高产量制片人
0:14Now, even though we do create less tears as we age, I figure by the time I'm 80, I will现在,尽管我们创造的眼泪随着年龄的增长减少, 我估计当我80岁的时候,我会
0:20have filled up 40 average-sized bathtubs.已经填满40个平均大小的浴缸。
0:23Now, crying in my early years?现在,哭在我早年?
0:25Not something I would brag about.我不会吹嘘的
0:27When I was five, I thought it was a good idea to practice writing my name on the side of五岁时,我认为这是一个好主意 练习写我的名字在侧面
0:31the house.那个房子
0:32Outside the house.户外.
0:33Mama didn't agree with me much.妈妈不太同意我的看法
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1According to the American Academy of Ophthalmology, we create 15 to 30 gallons of tears a year.根据美国眼科学院,我们每年创造15到30加仑的眼泪.
2I am what you would call a high-volume producer.我是你们所谓的高产量制片人
3Now, even though we do create less tears as we age, I figure by the time I'm 80, I will现在,尽管我们创造的眼泪随着年龄的增长减少, 我估计当我80岁的时候,我会
4have filled up 40 average-sized bathtubs.已经填满40个平均大小的浴缸。
5Now, crying in my early years?现在,哭在我早年?
6Not something I would brag about.我不会吹嘘的
7When I was five, I thought it was a good idea to practice writing my name on the side of五岁时,我认为这是一个好主意 练习写我的名字在侧面
8the house.那个房子
9Outside the house.户外.
10Mama didn't agree with me much.妈妈不太同意我的看法
11She handed me a toothbrush and said, here, scrub.她递了牙刷给我,说,在这里,擦洗。
12So I did.所以我就这么做了 So I did.
13I'd sit at the dining room table for what seemed like an eternity.我会坐在餐厅的桌子上 做一个永恒的事情
14I didn't want to eat my vegetables.我不想吃我的蔬菜。
15You probably know the feeling.你可能知道这种感觉。
16I'd miss all my favorite shows and cry like crazy.我会怀念我最喜欢的节目 哭得像疯子
17Crying was always associated with something bad.哭总是和坏事有关
18Fortunately, I grew up.幸好我长大了
19I stopped writing on the walls, started eating my vegetables, and I entered the wonderful我不再写在墙上,开始吃我的蔬菜, 我进入了美妙的
20world of motherhood.母亲的世界。
21And let me tell you, crying takes on a whole new meaning.让我告诉你,哭有全新的意义
22I was nine months pregnant, and I was sitting on the couch, looking at the front door where我怀孕九个月, 我坐在沙发上,看着前门
23my bags were packed, waiting for me, because I was hopeful that today would be the day.我的行李都打包好了 等着我 因为我希望今天是那一天
24I settle in a little bit more, and I think to myself, you know, we could put humans into我稍稍安顿下来,我想自己,你知道, 我们可以把人类投入
25space, but we can't seem to figure out when a baby will be born.空间,但我们似乎不知道 婴儿何时出生。
26And then I feel this pressure build up in my chest.然后,我感觉到压力 积聚在我的胸口。
27My throat get really tight, and I just burst into tears.我的喉咙很紧, 我突然流泪。
28And you know what?你知道吗?
29I had no idea why.我不知道为什么
30And not knowing why at the time, well, that just got me more upset.也不知道当时为什么 那让我更难过
31So I eventually was just upset for being upset.我最终因为不高兴而心烦意乱
32I took a deep breath, and I let it out, thought that would help.我深呼吸了,我说出来,觉得这样会有用
33But no, it didn't.但是没有
34Then my brother walks in with his smirky grin, and he says to me, what's wrong with you?然后我哥哥笑着走进来 他对我说,你怎么了?
35I said nothing, just leave me alone.我什么都没说 别烦我
36And he did.而且他确实这么做了
37He ran as fast as he could.他跑得尽可能快
38And you know what I did when he left.你知道他走的时候我做了什么
39I cried even harder.我哭得更厉害了
40I was ashamed and embarrassed, just like when I was a kid.我感到羞愧和尴尬 就像小时候一样
41Now, lucky for me, I only had to look at that bag sitting by the front door for another现在,我走运了,我只好看着坐在前门边的袋子 换了另一个
42nine days, right before my expected day to delivery.9天,就在我预期的交货日期之前
43And finally, my body said it was time.最后,我的身体说这是时间。
44And after 18 hours of feeling, my body tried to expel this little human that weighed about经过18小时的感受,我的身体试图驱逐 这个小人类的重量
45the size of a bowling ball.和保龄球一样大
46And hours of pushing so hard that I thought for sure this baby was stuck within a heartbeat.数小时的推力 以至于我以为这个孩子被卡在心跳中
47My beautiful baby girl, Jennifer, entered the world.我美丽的宝贝女儿珍妮弗进入了这个世界.
48And I looked at her, and she cried, and then I just cried.我看着她,她哭了,然后我就哭了。
49All of that emotion and pressure that I had inside just seconds before was immediately刚才我内心的情感和压力 都立刻
50replaced with the most joyous sense of relief that I had ever felt.换成我曾经感受到的最快乐的解脱感
51And after nine months of crying over these fears and anxieties and crazy out-of-control在为这些恐惧和焦虑 以及疯狂的失控哭泣了九个月之后
52hormones, that was instantaneously transformed into the deepest, most heartfelt, happiest荷尔蒙,被瞬间转化成 最深,最衷心,最快乐的
53cry of my life.呼唤着我的生活。
54And I had no control.我无法控制
55Those really hard tears, those happy tears, those overwhelming joyful tears, they had那些真的硬的眼泪, 那些快乐的眼泪, 那些令人高兴的眼泪, 他们有
56nowhere to go but out.没有别的地方可去 除了出去。
57And it was those tears, that moment, that incredible high, that inspired me to birth正是那些眼泪,那一刻, 那不可思议的高, 激励着我诞生
58three more little miracles and start to help others have their own.三个小奇迹 开始帮助别人拥有自己的
59I became a childbirth educator, and I started a whole new relationship with tears.我成为了一名分娩教育家,我用眼泪开始了全新的关系.
60It was early in my 30 years of teaching, I had a class touch my heart like no other.早在我30年的教学中, 我有一个班级 触摸我的心像其他。
61The topic for the night, emotions of pregnancy, go figure.晚上的话题 怀孕的情绪 想想看
62And it was important for the class to first learn about the emotional changes and responses班级必须先了解情绪的变化和反应
63during pregnancy, and how when we cry, it can feel like the body's trying to push out在怀孕期间,当我们哭的时候, 感觉好像身体想推出来
64that extra emotion, almost like it's processing what it can't hold inside, like an exhaust那种额外的情感, 几乎像它处理什么 它不能持有里面, 像排气
65port for extreme feelings of sadness, joy, or even relief after days, years of anticipation充满悲伤、欢乐甚至解脱的极端情感的港湾,
66of that one magical moment.那个神奇的时刻
67It can literally feel like your body is squeezing out all that emotion in the form of water感觉好像你的身体 挤出所有的情感 水的形式
68coming from our eyes, our tears.从我们的眼睛,我们的眼泪。
69Now tears were always expected during my classes, not mine this time, the new mom's.我上课时总是会流眼泪 这次不是我,是新妈妈的
70And this night and this class, it was way different.今夜和这个班级 都不一样了
71I had just finished talking about the emotional changes of pregnancy, and I went in to talk我刚刚说完怀孕的情绪变化 我进去谈谈
72about the couvade syndrome.关于库瓦德综合症。
73Now the word couvade comes from a French term couvert, which means two broods, similar to现在库瓦德一词来源于一个法语术语couvert,意思是两个broods,类似于
74birds protecting a nest.鸟类保护巢穴.
75Well, who better to protect this nest than the expecting mother's partner?谁比期待的母亲的伴侣更能保护这个巢穴?
76Also called a sympathetic pregnancy, the couvade syndrome is a real life phenomenon where the也叫同情性怀孕 库瓦德综合症是一种真实生活现象
77non-pregnant partner can take on pregnancy characteristics like mood swings, loss of非怀孕伴侣可以承担怀孕的特征,如情绪波动,失去
78sleep, weight gain, and for some, a really intense drive to do something new and unexpected睡眠,体重增加, 和一些, 一个非常激烈的驱动 做一些新的和意想不到的事情
79like buy a new sports car or start a new hobby like gourmet cooking.比如买辆新的运动车 或者开始做美食烹饪之类的新爱好
80The class usually laughs a little bit after that and that's it.课中通常会笑到后面一点,就是这样.
81We end the night, but it didn't end there.我们结束了夜晚,但它没有结束在那里。
82When I finished my sentence, this big, burly father-to-be stands up, and I thought for当我完成我的句子, 这个大的, 粗糙的父亲要站起来, 我想
83sure he was leaving.他肯定要离开
84But instead, in a really gruff, commanding way, he says, all right, you guys, how many但是,实际上, 在一个真正的烦恼,指挥的方式, 他说,好吧,你们,有多少
85of you have cried during this thing?你们有哭过吗?
86You know her pregnancy.你知道她的怀孕情况。
87I scan the class to make sure everybody was OK.我扫描了课堂,以确保大家没事。
88They were fine.他们很好。
89They were just very intent on what was going to happen next.他们只是非常想 接下来会发生什么。
90And then one gentleman raises his hand and says, I have.然后一位绅士举起手说,我有。
91And then another, and the stories just flowed.然后又一个,故事流传下来。
92Even this really quiet gal, she was the fiance of one of the expecting moms.即使是这个非常安静的女孩, 她是一个未婚夫 一个期待的母亲。
93She looks at her and she says, see, I told you my crying was normal too.她看着她,她说,你看, 我告诉你,我的哭也是正常的。
94The class connected.班级相连.
95They validated each other.他们互相验证
96And we all walked away with a new respect for the non-pregnant partners that night.那晚我们都怀着对非怀孕伴侣的新尊重离开了
97For me, that solidified my passion to embrace those tears.对我来说,这巩固了我的热情 拥抱这些眼泪。
98Then it got better.然后它变得更好。
99On the last night of that same six-week class, one of the expecting moms came up to me.在同一个六个星期的课的最后一晚 一个期待的妈妈来找我
100She asked to talk to me privately.她想和我私下谈谈
101And I said, of course.我说,当然。
102And we went into the corner.我们进入了角落。
103And she says, I need to thank you for saving my relationship.她说,我需要感谢你 救了我的关系。
104I let her go on.我让她继续
105And she tells me that her husband was considering leaving her over her mood swings,她告诉我,她丈夫 考虑离开她 在她的情绪波动,
106out of control crying, and his turmoil and anger over this pregnancy.失去控制地哭泣, 他的混乱和愤怒 对于这个怀孕。
107But he didn't leave.但他没有离开。
108She went on to tell me that they realize now it's OK to cry.她接着告诉我,他们意识到现在哭是好的。
109And he had told her that when he cries, he doesn't feel as angry.他告诉她,当他哭的时候, 他并不觉得生气。
110Wow.珃
111Not only did crying bring my class together, it kept that couple together.不仅哭让我的班级聚在一起 也让那对夫妇在一起
112And his comment about anger was really, really intriguing to me.他关于愤怒的评论 对我来说非常有趣
113So I looked around, did some research.所以我四处看看,做了一些研究。
114And sure enough, Dr. Orrin Hasson, an evolutionary psychologist,当然了 奥林·哈森博士 进化心理学家
115he had some theories about when tears blur our vision,他有一些理论 关于当泪水模糊我们的视觉,
116it really has the ability to sometimes reduce our ability to react to that anger.它确实有能力 有时降低 我们的反应能力 对于愤怒。
117But the tears weren't the anger.但眼泪不是愤怒
118They were more like the release valve.他们更像是释放阀
119And though many of us, we try to keep those tears inside,虽然我们很多人 都想把眼泪放进去
120but letting them out really may be the better move.但放他们出去可能更好
121Keeping them inside can amplify our feelings of anger or sadness.让他们留在里面会增加我们的愤怒感或悲伤感。
122And while we're releasing those tears, our hormones inside, they're on high alert.当我们释放这些眼泪时, 我们的荷尔蒙在里面, 他们处于高度戒备状态。
123And we know this.我们知道这一点。
124Because of Dr. William Frey, a biochemist,因为威廉博士 佛雷,生物化学家
125he found that inside of our emotional tears,他发现在我们感情的泪水里
126not our everyday, like, yawning tears, but our emotional tears,不是我们每天一样,打呼噜的眼泪, 而是我们的情感眼泪,
127有高浓度的压力激素 和Leucine enkephalins,
128which, easier on my tongue, is endorphins.我舌头上更容易的内啡素
129And while our stress hormones are helping our bodies out,当我们的压力激素 帮助我们的身体,
130our endorphins, those feel-good chemicals,我们的内啡素, 那些感觉良好的化学品,
131they're helping to act as a pain reliever to boost our mood.他们正在帮助做一个缓解疼痛 来提升我们的心情。
132Now, who wouldn't want that?现在,谁不想呢?
133There are two triggers for the release of endorphins for most of us.对于我们大多数人来说,释放内啡素有两个诱因.
134Stress and pain.压力和痛苦
135And for a woman giving birth, experiencing both stress and pain,对于一个分娩 承受压力和痛苦的女人来说
136endorphins, they are a gift.内啡酸,它们是礼物。
137As the labor progresses, those endorphins will rise随着劳动力的进步,内啡素会上升
138to help her with a potentially long labor.帮她做长工
139As a result, the mom is better able to cope,因此,妈妈更能应付
140and she can feel more alert and almost euphoric after the birth.她可以感到更警惕 和几乎兴奋 产后。
141Crying is just awesome.哭太厉害了
142I wish there was a bigger word.我希望有一个更大的词。
143Crying offers us an opportunity for physical relief,哭让我们有机会获得身体上的缓解
144for intimacy between two individuals,因为两个人之间的亲密关系,
145and ultimately, it promotes physical and mental well-being.最后,它促进身心健康。
146And as an expression of our most intense,作为我们最激烈的表现
147interior human experiences,人类的内部经历
148there is no need to be embarrassed,没必要尴尬,
149no need to be ashamed, and no need to run away.没必要感到羞耻 也不必逃跑
150We need to have a healthy relationship with crying我们需要有一个健康的关系 与哭泣
151and change the way we view tears.并改变我们看待眼泪的方式。
152We see them as overwhelming and scary and confusing我们把他们看成 令人惊恐和困惑
153when they're really beautiful, soothing and reassuring.当它们真的美丽, 安慰和安慰。
154They're not to be seen as some screeching alarm bell他们不会被看成是尖叫的警钟
155that something is wrong,东西是错的,
156but rather a natural functionality of our amazing bodies.而是我们惊人身体的自然功能
157Crying is as essential to me as breathing.哭跟我呼吸一样重要
158And now, if I'm caught crying on that couch现在,如果我在沙发上哭起来
159by my wonderful husband, who has had to learn way more由我美丽的丈夫, 他不得不学习更多
160about crying than he ever wanted to, he doesn't run away.他一直想哭,他不会逃跑
161He'll ask me why I'm crying, and I'll let him know他会问我为什么哭 我会让他知道
162I just need my release.我只是需要我的释放。
163He'll take my hand.他会抓住我的手。
164And you know what I'll do, I will let it all out.你知道我会怎么做,我会让这一切出来。
165And then I'm gonna sink into that deep sense of intimacy,然后我会沉入 深深的亲密感,
166an extraordinary sense of relief一种非凡的解脱感
167that only my tears can bring.只有我的眼泪能带来
168Thank you.谢谢
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