Romeo and Juliet

Juliet says "Yet let me weep for such a feeling loss" in scene 5, after lady capulet arrives . How is this line ironic ?

Act three Scene Five

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Juliet is sorely feeling Romeo's loss from her bed, and soon she'll be mourning his loss from her life and taking her own. 

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