Yeah i sort o' avoid overly emotional people.

i feel that if u open up or show ur emotions to smbdy it will make u weaker otherwise it will make u strong if u hide them then people can't understand u nd feel uncertain how u react. What u say . . . . . . .

I think knowing and accepting, how we feel is the biggest problem.

The problem with denying, avoiding, and hiding one's feelings is evident everywhere, from the boy who won't let himself cry for fear of being called a "sissy", so he punches someone instead, to the girl who's afraid to express her anger clearly and directly for fear she'll be seen as being "like a boy" so she instead gossips cruelly about her peers, or turns her anger on herself.

People who do show their feelings are often put down and told they are "too sensitive," "over- reacting," "emotional," and not "objective," while people who hide their emotions are viewed as "strong," "confident," "logical," and "objective."

A lot of times we don't know how to identify how we feel, at times, end up expressing it a completely opposite way.

We have noone else, but ourselves as a society to blame for such stereotypes.


Emotions are an essential part of life, we just need to learn to balance them appropriately.

Well what about you?

that was me who wrote this topic so those r my views . I observe myself nt others.

eh te ji depend karda hunda k banda kidan da hai naturally kush lok bde bhawuk hunde ai te kush beparwaah so emotions nu conrol karan di te har koi koshish karda per eh har kise de vas da rog ni kush lokan de

dil da dard jubaan te aa janda

te kush lok monh pe smile hi smile magar seene mein hazaron dard chhupaye hote hain

te kush lokan nu koi parwaah hi ni hundi kise gall di uhna ch emotions hunde hi ni uh kise da dukh dard feel hi ni karde sirf apna ullu sidha karde ne so

asi edan ni kaih sakde k chhupa laine chahide ai emotions kion ke har koi eh kar ni sakda nature ne har ik banda different bnaya ji its my views

sahi kiha bai ji kise da jigra phar jida hunda te kise da bulbule varga

I think knowing and accepting, how we feel is the biggest problem.

The problem with denying, avoiding, and hiding one's feelings is evident everywhere, from the boy who won't let himself cry for fear of being called a "sissy", so he punches someone instead, to the girl who's afraid to express her anger clearly and directly for fear she'll be seen as being "like a boy" so she instead gossips cruelly about her peers, or turns her anger on herself.

People who do show their feelings are often put down and told they are "too sensitive," "over- reacting," "emotional," and not "objective," while people who hide their emotions are viewed as "strong," "confident," "logical," and "objective."

A lot of times we don't know how to identify how we feel, at times, end up expressing it a completely opposite way.

We have noone else, but ourselves as a society to blame for such stereotypes.


Emotions are an essential part of life, we just need to learn to balance them appropriately.

hmmmm n33d to balance them ammmm i think i m able to do that shayad kde kde he he