Talking about bad feelings can help release emotional burden, gain perspective, and receive support from others. It can also facilitate problem-solving and promote emotional growth and understanding. Addressing bad feelings can prevent them from festering and potentially causing more harm in the long run.
No, running away from feelings is a common coping mechanism, but it may not be the most effective in the long run. It's important to address and process your feelings in a healthy way to promote emotional well-being and personal growth.
Hurt feelings refer to emotional pain or distress caused by a perceived offense or negative experience. It can result from a variety of situations such as criticism, rejection, betrayal, or disappointment, leading to feelings of sadness, anger, or resentment. Addressing hurt feelings involves validating emotions, effective communication, and empathy.
When having a bad day, I try to take a break and do something I enjoy, like listening to music, going for a walk, or practicing mindfulness. It's important to acknowledge my feelings, talk to someone I trust, and practice self-care to help improve my mood. It's also helpful to remember that bad days are temporary and that tomorrow is a new day.
If someone responds with "nah" after you've told them you won't talk about your feelings with them anymore, it could indicate they are not accepting your boundary or are not respecting your decision. It may be necessary to reiterate your boundary and communicate your needs clearly. If they continue to dismiss your boundaries, it may be a sign of disrespect in the relationship.
It's not uncommon for individuals to have unique interests or preferences. However, if your feelings about diapers are causing you distress or impacting your daily life, it may be helpful to talk with a trusted adult or mental health professional about your feelings. They can provide support and guidance to help you understand and cope with these feelings.
you should talk to him.ask him about your feelings for each other.................tell him that he should forget about his ex--.....................
Talk about why your feelings are hurt with someone who is close to you, think about how to improve what happening to make you feel hurt
It is OK to have sad feelings, but if these feelings take over your life and you are always sad you should talk to an adult you trust to try to figure out why.
Talk to them and tell them about your feelings. Unless you don't want them to know.
we talk so that we can share out feelings
Let's Talk About Feelings was created on 1998-11-24.
You need to talk to a trusted adult and get therapy. If it does or doesn't work, contact me. I hope it goes well. -Aura-
Okay, you should just try to make conversation with him yourself, and see why he's shying out.
You should talk to her and get to know her alittle bit and tell her your feelings about her.
apologize, talk about it, find out her feelings, ask her back out
decide if the feelings they have for the ex are bigger then the feelings they have for you. Everyone always has feelings for their ex - good or bad - so when you hook up with someone you just have to be sure that their feelings for you are stronger.
As soon as a friend hurts your feelings you should make it clear to them that they did so as soon as it is out of their mouth. Sometimes friends say things the wrong way and don't realize they have hurt their friend's feelings.