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Re: crying
My advice would be that you should look at what you CAN control in a situation where you might cry. For example, if you are having an argument with someone and getting upset, it might be a good idea to just stop it there and walk away. The same sort of thing when someone is being mean or abusive - try and extract yourself from the situation and get into a secure place where you can sort out your emotions without the pressure of people attacking you for being upset.
As for more in the moment, deep breathing can really help shake off a loss of control. I find that biting my lip or balling my fists helps me keep clarity too, but I'm not sure I would recommend those as techniques!
Finally, if you find yourself really unhappy or crying about pretty much anything... well, I don't know your situation, but maybe it's worth seeking out a therapist? They will definitely be better equipped to help you than the internet.
I hope this helps a bit, sorry if it's all over the place.