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kittencat · 41-45, F
Core trauma and deep emotional wounds that stem from childhood?
Punxi · F
@kittencat Sadness of any kind...in general even...🤔
kittencat · 41-45, F
@Punxi What I mean is that sadness that could bring tears for a lifetime would probably be due to core trauma and deep emotional wounds from childhood. I was in some emotionally abusive relationships with narsissists and learned that all the feelings of inadequacy and much of the hurt actually stems from childhood trauma and until you heal that you are likely to get triggered and have reoccurring sadness
Punxi · F
I'm so sorry....

Technically i get it.

Was wishing differently is all.

🩷

Lostlostlost · 56-60, M
Just part of being human
novaguy2u · 80-89, M
Not quite true. A really good joke will always get a laugh, even if it's just a tired laugh. In the same way, sadness endures.
Degbeme · 70-79, M
Other than the sadness leaves scares which are reminders, I really have no other reason.
SW-User
Wrong, I have met people who are "stuck" in laughter too. They make comedians.
Lilyb · 22-25, F
It depends on the the amount of time that's passed when hearing said joke!
I laugh at the same jokes all the time 🤷
Punxi · F
@NerdyPotato I guess...kinda. I was in a mood I recon.
sp1dwoOfe221 · 36-40, M
pms. also; generally being a woman
Just being human
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