The article keeps referring to adult women crying because of falling out with a partner or being tired. That sounds like they are referring to people in emotionally charged, unstable relationships. Falling out with a partner on a weekly basis also seems a bit extreme, but maybe it happens as the norm like they suggest?
I cried the most when I was a teenager away at a boarding school, when going through a divorce, when my mom had cancer, or some other large-scale external event was causing grief, but not on a weekly basis like they describe. Others wouldn't have known about it at the time. I certainly don't do it now much at all.