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Old Jun 08, 2017, 02:32 PM
Tastenrainbows Tastenrainbows is offline
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Do you ever have something big going on in your life that should make you distraught or really upset, but it doesn't?? And the fact that it doesn't upset you, upsets you more than the actual situation?

Example: I cut a really good friend out of my life yesterday and I had thought that I would be really upset, but I don't feel anything towards the situation. I'm actually more upset that I'm not feeling anything. It's a hard feeling to explain..
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Old Jun 08, 2017, 06:51 PM
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Hello Tastenrainbows: I guess my only thought, with regard to this, would be that sometimes it can take some time for feelings to emerge. So while you may feel nothing now, with regard to cutting this friend out of your life, those feelings may yet arise.

I see this is your first post here on PC. So... to PsychCentral… from the Skeezyks! May the time you spend here be of benefit.

PsychCentral is a great place to get information as well as support for mental health issues. The more you post, & reply to other members’ posts, the more a part of the community you will become. Plus there are social groups you can join & chat rooms where you’ll be able to connect with other PC members in real time (once your first 5 posts have been reviewed & approved.) Lots of great stuff! So please keep posting!
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Old Jun 10, 2017, 10:39 AM
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I agree with Skeezyks. It may show up in time or it may be that the friendship had reached its conclusion and you had already accepted and processed that. Best wishes.
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Old Jun 10, 2017, 11:07 AM
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I would offer this.....I do not know the reasons of what occurred with your friend...yet just the statement...."I cut a really good friend out of my life yesterday.".......If that person had been a good friend....and you reached the stage where you were willing...to cut them out of your life...and then go forward and act upon it....leads me to think....that what ever happened...there must have been a line they crossed.....that there was no stepping away from....

If it wasn't just a spur of the moment reaction....then you had to have thought about it for some time...and for me...there is that part.....where things keep going round and round in your head...and you...think about what to do....what to say....how you feel....you have conversations with yourself in your head....You reached a point where goodbye was your action....so in that process you may have dealt with your sad already....you may have grieved this loss for sometime before you acted upon it.....

Of course I am creating thoughts from my own experience...not really knowing yours......yet maybe what you feel now....is all the anxiety that leads up to making a decision....is behind you....you took action and now you just feel relief...sometimes letting go of people...is the very most healthy....positive thing you can do for your own life.....it doesn't mean it is a bad thing....if may be the moment you can breathe more freely....arriving.....

I hope you come to peace with within....
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