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Old Aug 09, 2013, 08:37 PM
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I am a very emotional person, but I don't always understand why I feel the way I do. I know why I have emotions: the firing of neurotransmitters in my brain. Sometimes emotions baffle me to the point that I hide them and wish I could get rid of them entirely. And then they burst out like a geyser and I yell at people for breathing too loud, which confuses me more.
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Emotions can get kind of crazy... You just have to find something that keeps you sane, really.
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Old Aug 10, 2013, 11:09 AM
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Sometimes emotions baffle me to the point that I hide them and wish I could get rid of them entirely. And then they burst out like a geyser and I yell at people for breathing too loud, which confuses me more.
oh boy, do I relate to this all too well! lol

I know for a fact that I manipulate my own self into believing that I am not angry when i am, almost like a defense mechanism in trying to conceal the truth from the outside world. Funny thing is, though, is that everyone else can see it even though I try to hide it.

I am a heart-on-the-sleeve kinda guy
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Old Aug 10, 2013, 08:12 PM
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I am a very emotional person, but I don't always understand why I feel the way I do. I know why I have emotions: the firing of neurotransmitters in my brain. Sometimes emotions baffle me to the point that I hide them and wish I could get rid of them entirely. And then they burst out like a geyser and I yell at people for breathing too loud, which confuses me more.
I relate to all of this. Even though I try to hide my feelings and emotions others can see them more than I would like. I used to be better at hiding them but not so much anymore. And lately I am not sure I even care whether I can hide them or not. I am getting way to tired of being me all the time as it is.
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