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Originally Posted by Confusedinomicon
I think this is a problem everyone has, regardless of having or not having a MI. I think it's a pretty good defense system too because in this society the easiest way to get hurt is having your emotions on your sleeve.
((Hugs)) Hope you continue to progress with your T.
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True...but I feel like wearing a mask, so much so that you portray something you actually aren't and wearing a mask just to hide some strong emotions are two very different things. If I'm wearing my mask full on, I'm almost like a different person...bubbly, laughing, would never dare cry in front of anyone ever...when my mask isn't so full on, I can slip up and people will know that something is going on.
And don't get me wrong here...when I'm actually feeling well and not wearing any mask, I can be bubbly, smile and laugh a lot etc...but it's real instead of forced.