New York City is an emotional place where crying in public is common. The New York Times is gathering reader submissions for an upcoming article about the strangest, most comforting, most cinematic, and most unexpected places people have cried in public. Respondents are invited to share locations ranging from subways and sidewalks to stoops and saunas.
The newspaper will review each response and may reach out to learn more, but will not publish any part of a response without first verifying the information and contacting the contributor. Personal contact information will remain confidential and will only be used to facilitate the reporting process.
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