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If you want an adjective, weepyweepy (mentioned in a comment) works great for this.

If you want something more descriptive, you can say I cry easilyI cry easily. This works really well in real-world contexts,contexts; for example, someone has just told you a story about overcoming personal adversity, and is surprisessurprised to see you crying. While dabbing at your eyes, you can explain, "I cry easily. What a wonderful story.":

I cry easily. What a wonderful story!

If you want an adjective, weepy (mentioned in a comment) works great for this.

If you want something more descriptive, you can say I cry easily. This works really well in real-world contexts, for example, someone has just told you a story about overcoming personal adversity, and is surprises to see you crying. While dabbing at your eyes, you can explain, "I cry easily. What a wonderful story."

If you want an adjective, weepy (mentioned in a comment) works great for this.

If you want something more descriptive, you can say I cry easily. This works really well in real-world contexts; for example, someone has just told you a story about overcoming personal adversity and is surprised to see you crying. While dabbing at your eyes, you can explain:

I cry easily. What a wonderful story!

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If you want an adjective, weepy (mentioned in a comment) works great for this.

If you want something more descriptive, you can say I cry easily. This works really well in real-world contexts, for example, someone has just told you a story about overcoming personal adversity, and is surprises to see you crying. While dabbing at your eyes, you can explain, "I cry easily. What a wonderful story."