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Jan 18, 2014, 02:29 AM
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When you are describing your mood to someone, do you prefer to give technical names? I find when talking to people I prefer to use varying degrees of up or down to describe a mood so it doesn't sound so serious. What do you all prefer, being serious and direct or fluffing around?
Also a little curious, what are your best mood descriptors using physical manifestations? I heard a wonderful one the other day, a girl described herself as a hot cup of tea in a cold empty room.
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Jan 18, 2014, 06:15 AM
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i don't really use technical terms.
most of the time, i like to come up with some creative way of describing my moods... i like using the elevator description for when i'm extremely low and depressed- like being in an elevator and the door won't open- same with the thoughts, their is no way for them to escape- so that's where the elevator comes from with mania, i usually describe it as a rollercoaster going round on a track too fast- and it just does not stop at the station.. just shoots through the open space smashing in to all the other trains as it passes |
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