Does it seem abnormal for someone to always be sweet and never show anger, jealousy, irritation or other normal human emotions/reactions?
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REMsleep · 41-45, F
Not always. If you can sense total fakeness and inner irritation like a tea kettle ready to boil or they plaster their face with a Joker like smile at all times then yes.
But I try not to show much emotion with people unless they are extremely extremely close to me and it helps me in life and business.
I don't see a need to share my emotions with the world.
But I try not to show much emotion with people unless they are extremely extremely close to me and it helps me in life and business.
I don't see a need to share my emotions with the world.
REMsleep · 41-45, F
@fernie2 Serious emotions no. Only maybe 2 or 3 people have seen me cry in my life. I don't scream in public. In general I hardly laugh but thats the same in private. At home I scream and get very emotional about topics of discussion but thats for the real people in my life.
I have taken a stern fussy tone sometimes at retail people but not from anger. Because they were treating me badly.
I have taken a stern fussy tone sometimes at retail people but not from anger. Because they were treating me badly.
@REMsleep It's doubtful that you grew up with Italians! I'm glad you let abusive people have it.As long as you release sometimes. Squashed emotions very often manifest as illness...or, like so many males who don't cry or emote because society tells them it's weakness...become violent.
