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Expressing emotions

Jack O'Neill

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    I have severe difficulty expressing any emotions other than happiness or anger.
     

    Emma

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    I'm constantly bottling up my emotions most of the time, like sadness, and anger; there's only been a few occasions where I have shown anger. I rarely tell anyone if anything's wrong with me, even though I get told to do it. Most of the time I try to cover those emotions up, by pretending to be happy and stuff; but lately it hasn't been working and I've sort of let myself go. Most of the time I deal with my emotions by myself.
     

    Craig²

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    • I keep my rage,demons and depression bottled up inside.

    I wish I didn't have to, though. I just don't want the people who love me to be sad or dissapointed or anything. My mom's one of those happy-go-damn-lucky, optimistic, happiness philosiphers so like... I kinda need to keep it all in.

    My friends know, though. In fact, they call me Emo. A lot.
     

    Shining Salamence

    Master of all things cool
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    mehhh

    anyone who expresses emotions gets called emo

    and frankly i don't care if anyone calls me that anymore.

    if i ever need to express emotions, i will, because last time i bottled them up, i ended up having a huge breakdown in the lunchroom and started yelling at everyone. ;_;
     

    AztecSunshine

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    • i express my emotions realy well if i a mad at some one like my cousin when he stole my diamond when ever he wants to do some thing that i said or wants to get some thing that i have i scream in his face and make him regred(sp?) that he stole my diamond if i am sad i just go to bed and when some one comes and say whats wrong i act sadder(is this even a word?) so i get what i want or make them bored to death lol
     

    ThatInsaneKid

    Imma PokeNerd!!! lol :B
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    Ugh...

    I keep my feelings bottled up around my parents, but once I can talk to my friends, I spill everything. Sometimes. It really depends on the circumstances.

    And I've got Psyche-Locks on certain things. Such as who I like. Unless I'm around my ((very few)) man-friends. And my lady-friends who I don't have crushes on seem to weed it out of me. Curse you, question game... ._.;;;;

    Yes, I'm a Phoenix Wright freak.
     

    Ninetales1

    Japan-flavoured Europhile
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    • I have more of a problem with hiding my emotions than showing them. This especially occurs with happiness, sadness, and amusement. If something tragic affects me, I can easily become a crybaby. When I feel good, I can't help but smile. If something odd or funny happens, I have a hard time preventing myself from laughing--even if it's just a snicker. Sometimes--especially in the last case--that comes by as rather rude or mean, but...

    Anger is something I tend to compromise with rather than bottle up or express... and besides, I only express anger with objects, not people...

    As for love... I think that's the only emotion I can suppress when I feel it for a real person. Of course, I hardly ever feel that emotion in that situation, so how would I know... However, I have a hard time hiding love for a fictional character, specifically one of my creation...
     
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