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 A comedian kept a list of everything that made his wife cry over the course of a month -- and the hilarious list has been retweeted more than 31,000 times on Twitter. 
 
 Aaron Gillies and his wife, Lex, have been married since last year. Gillies said his wife cries about everything, so he decided to start a list. 
 
 Some of the items? "She was hungover and saw a picture of a piglet." Also, "she watched a video about a dog." 
 
 "I thought it would get about 12 retweets from people that know Lex in real life and know what she is like," the London-based comedian told the Huffington Post. "Neither of us thought it would go this big! But so many people are identifying with it, maybe sensitivity is seen as something not many people talk about openly, so seeing someone show it started a rather large conversation!" 
 
 Gillies said he cleared the list with his wife before sharing it online. Here's the full list: ||||| A husband's list of all the reasons why he loves his wife who is battling depression and anxiety is gaining attention online and sparking a discussion about mental health awareness and stigma. 
 
 The photo, originally posted to Imgur by Molly Murphy, the California woman whom the list is about, had nearly 1 million views as of this afternoon. 
 
 The list included things like: "Small animals make her cry," "She has experienced severe tragedy yet is the most optimistic person about humanity I know" and "Without realizing it, she makes me want to do more for her than I have ever wanted to do for anyone." 
 
 "I'm not saying mental illness is cured by nice words on a mirror," Murphy wrote on Imgur. "In fact, it takes professional care, love, empathy, sometimes even medication just to cope. Many people struggle with it mental illness - more than we probably even realize. And instead of showing them hate or anger when they act out, show them kindness and remind them things can and WILL get better. Everyone needs a little help sometimes." 
 
 Courtesy Molly Murphy 
 
 Even more incredible than the sweet list is the story behind it. 
 
 Murphy told ABC News today that she and her husband, Tim Murphy, had been newlywed and living in San Francisco, but Tim recently got a new job in Los Angeles, so the two of them had been spending the past few months apart. The exception was on weekends when Tim would buy Molly tickets to come see him because she "wasn't doing very well," she said. 
 
 However, Molly Murphy decided to fly down to Los Angeles this past Monday after leaving work because she said she was "overwhelmed by depression and anxiety" and recent trauma, including the death of a friend. 
 
 Courtesy Molly Murphy 
 
 "I just felt like I needed to take at least that day off to get myself together because I was falling apart at the seems," she said. "So just like a movie, I showed up at the airport, asked for a seat on the next flight, got home and ran into my apartment and laid down in my bed." 
 
 When she turned around to the mirror next to their bed, she said she was brought to tears by the list her husband made. 
 
 Courtesy Molly Murphy 
 
 "I was overcome," she said. "We had been going through so many trials and tribulations so early in our marriage, and just for him to find the time and love to write all those kind and loving words for me. I thought, 'This is just like a love story in a movie. It was perfection.'" 
 
 Murphy added that when her husband came back later that night, he was actually disappointed because he had planned on filling the whole mirror up with more reasons throughout the week before her scheduled arrival this weekend. 
 
 Courtesy Molly Murphy 
 
 "To see that this was what he chose to do when I wasn’t there -- that he’s not out partying or relieved I’m away -- to know he was sitting there thinking of me and wanting to brighten my day and know when I get into town, I just can't," she said. 
 
 Murphy added that she hopes the post will help spread more awareness about mental health and end the stigma against illnesses like depression and anxiety, which are often dismissed as something "just in your head" or "something you can easily control." 
 
 "I'm still struggling, but I'm glad I have my other half to help me make it through," Murphy wrote at the end of her Imgur post. "It may just be a few words on my mirror, but I'll look at them when I wake up and know I'm not alone. I'll know I have my bestfriend, my co-pilot in life to help guide me through." ||||| Jonathan Rhys Meyers‘ wife has opened up about suffering a miscarriage. 
 
 Mara Lane shared the news on Instagram Sunday morning, telling fans that her husband, a recovering alcoholic, was struggling to cope with the news and the couple “very very much wanted” to have another child. 
 
 “With much sadness, we open our hearts to share that J and I lost our second child, who was baking in the oven,” she wrote. 
 
 “Child was very very much wanted (right now especially by J, so he took the news particularly not so well) and we are still working with coping skills over here… when life throws us curve balls such as these.” 
 
 Lane shared that Meyers, 40, relapsed following the news of his wife’s miscarriage, turning to alcohol to cope. 
 
 “Depression is a real concern from past abuse as well as alcoholism which he was born with. He has been able to turn any ugliness and hurt in his life into art and is the strongest person I know,” she wrote. 
 
 “I do not know anyone who has been through what he has been through and reached his level of successes. It does seem though that every time we seem to be making so much progress… sometimes it’s like two steps forward, one step back.” 
 
 Lane also acknowledged photos of the The Tudors star being escorted by security at Dublin Airport for being too intoxicated to board a flight to Vancouver, Canada. 
 
 “My husband is an Irishman who battles alcoholism and depression and drank between jobs to try to cope with the sadness of this news,” she said. 
 
 “I am trying to and still learning/adjusting to living with the public, like one would as a concerned mother-in-law. I feel that whomever took photos of my husband was slightly in the wrong and was concerned for the wrong reasons but … it’s ok. It’s ok. Maybe you have/had a family to feed and need/needed money? I don’t know. We forgive you.” 
 
 She confirmed that Meyers was recovering, living with a sober companion after being denied admission to a hospital due to a two-month wait list. 
 
 Lane concluded by saying, “Life is life. Life is beautiful. Life is tough sometimes though so let’s try not looking down at someone unless we intend on helping them up.” 
 
 The couple welcomed their first child, son Wolf Rhys Meyers, on Dec. 15, 2016. 
 
 Meyers and Lane have been together since January 2013 and reportedly got engaged in December 2014.
– Spilt milk is about the only thing Lex Gillies doesn't cry over. To prove it, London comedian Aaron Gillies kept a list of everything that made his emotional wife cry in a month and posted it to Twitter on Sunday, KFOR reports. As of this story, the list titled "Reasons My Wife Is Crying" has been retweeted more than 34,000 times and received more than 55,000 likes. "Neither of us thought it would go this big," Aaron tells the Huffington Post. "But so many people are identifying with it, maybe sensitivity is seen as something not many people talk about openly, so seeing someone show it started a rather large conversation." So what are a few of the things that make Lex cry? Apparently everything from "I cooked her dinner after a long day" to "She was hungover and saw a picture of a piglet" to "I waited until it was dark and pretended to be the Babadook." Luckily, going viral isn't one of the items on the list. Aaron tells the Huffington Post he checked with Lex before tweeting it and she found it "very amusing." "She doesn't care that she is an emotional person, and it ends up being brilliant for anecdotes," he says. According to KFOR, the couple only got married last year, so the list is sure to grow. (Yes, there is such a thing as a good cry.)