Is it wrong to internalize emotions?
9 Answers to "Is it wrong to internalize emotions?"
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not if you wanne end up stabbing someone LOL (joke) its just not healty
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no,its not. especially if they are not appropriate to time/place
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better thank taking an ak47 and a bag of ammo to the nearest McDonalds
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Funny you should ask. A friend gave me a Leo Buscaglia book on anger many years ago. It was the most damaging book I have ever taken seriously. He was a big advocate of letting it all out. True to a degree, but not to that degree.
There are ways to be external, but in groups of any size, the need to compartmentalize emotions is critical. Otherwise, the situation becomes a blur of fists and knives, sometimes pistols.
The most successful people in any field are largely composed of people who can control their emotions, and so, deliver metered and useful information and behaviors. This includes artists, just look at Picasso and Bob Fosse.Like (1)
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Nope. I do it all the time unless I really feel like letting my emotions out.
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I find it very difficult to do it any other way. I can be very expressive with positive emotions but conceal the negative ones as much as possible. I don't think I really get away with it though. Other people are more perceptive than you think.
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Because people like the emotional feed back. It shows how one is effecting the other. When you cut off emotions people really don't know how you feel about them/ how they're effecting you.
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As long as you let it out somewhere, it's fine to not show it around people. Although, being happy all the time makes you look like a robot
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Best Answer (Chosen by Voting):
Posted by Sophiesmiles Feb 11th, 2013 at 7:36PM
It hurts more
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