Haha, not really. I can't properly convey negative emotions (sad, scared, ect.) and it's not fun. I've been anxious and fragile lately because feelings have been building for a while and I'm afraid I'm going to break randomly. Nothing all that terrible has happened, it's just a lot of little things. How about you?
Would you consider yourself emotionally stable?
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Just the thought of school messes with my emotions. I feel anxious, depressed, angry, and excited (because I get to see my favorite teacher). It's all a mess.
Mega_Cabbage
Meh
Nope. I'm probably sadistic and psychopathic.
No haha, I have terrible mood swings and I'm extremely anxious and oversensitive X____x I try as much as possible not to let it affect my interactions with others though, I usually keep it to myself until I feel calm enough to express my feelings rationally (or to not express them at all).
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MyLifeIsCake
~Impossomble~
You may suffer from anxiety, which my sister suffers from. You feel nervous, scaared, or depressed sometimes without direct cause. You can see a thearpist about it or take medicine, but its easier just to learn how to control it. As for me, I think I'm a little too stable, or on the opposite end. I push all my feelings of sadness/anger/ fear down inside me and keep them from venturing out, which is probably isn't a great thing to to do either. I bulit an emotional shell around myself, I just hope it doesn't break one day and unleash all my collected feels at once lol
Not reeeally... I wouldn't say I'm totally unstable cause I can push aside my emotions for a while if I need to and I'm usually very calm, but I'm kinda secretly oversensitive and my mood swings a lot even if I don't always show it.
Stevey Queen
The Queen of Mimosas
I don't think so.
I've never cried over the death of someone. I laugh at people when they make mistakes. I get sad over stuff in the past that's no longer relevant in my life.
I've never cried over the death of someone. I laugh at people when they make mistakes. I get sad over stuff in the past that's no longer relevant in my life.
At this point in my life, yes.
I was an utter mess a few years ago during my first relationship. My depressive feelings only intensified after the official break-up with my former boyfriend. I ended up dropping out of a semester of college, went on depression pills, and cried in isolation for months on end. Thoughts of suicide were always lingering above my head and keeping an online journal full of negative entries only reinforced those pessimistic self-impressions. However, a combination of support from close friends, the course of time, and a bit of my own resilience helped me to climb out of that seemingly endless rut. It took about half a year for me regain mental stability, but I feel triumphant knowing that I was able to overcome such a difficult period in my young adulthood. Since then, my quality of life has improved a great deal, and I see myself in a more positive light on a day-to-day basis.
I was an utter mess a few years ago during my first relationship. My depressive feelings only intensified after the official break-up with my former boyfriend. I ended up dropping out of a semester of college, went on depression pills, and cried in isolation for months on end. Thoughts of suicide were always lingering above my head and keeping an online journal full of negative entries only reinforced those pessimistic self-impressions. However, a combination of support from close friends, the course of time, and a bit of my own resilience helped me to climb out of that seemingly endless rut. It took about half a year for me regain mental stability, but I feel triumphant knowing that I was able to overcome such a difficult period in my young adulthood. Since then, my quality of life has improved a great deal, and I see myself in a more positive light on a day-to-day basis.
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