There's Nothing Wrong With Being a "Sensitive Gangster"

There's Nothing Wrong With Being a "Sensitive Gangster"

I cry a lot. Just ask any of my loved ones. I always have. Tears are how I express my emotions — whether I'm sad, happy, frustrated, or angry. Crying immediately provides a cathartic release for me. And guess what? My therapist says it's OK. I'm a proud crier and, as of last night, a "sensitive gangster," too. To those who may be unfamiliar with the term, it comes courtesy of "Love Island USA" contestant Amaya Espinal, affectionately known as Am…