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I'm not good at expressing how I care in a healthy way, or when I feel guilty. I'm mean to the people I love, and I am easily angered when I feel guilty and almost offended.. I hate being wrong.
I actually recently figured this out about myself -- guilt. When I feel guilty I just shut down and cannot deal with it properly.
Anger. I tend to let it run with me. Luckily, my husband & I are pretty quick to let things go. Wait, HE'S pretty quick & I follow later, dishing out shit 'till I do. :0/
My anger, or my confusion.. I'm sorry baby.
My feelings.
I always hide my emotions everytime im sad and lonely.i dont want people to feel pity of me
Fear and Jealousy
Resentment
All of them. I might be happy but my neutral expression is one of pure misery (I blame genetics) so nobody really believes I'm happy unless I'm faking it and they don't know.
Loneliness and neglect
Loneliness and regret
Sorry
Male, >50 years, Married | Oct 07, 2012
Male, >50 years, Married | Oct 07, 2012
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Female, 41-50 years, Married | Oct 07, 2012
Female, 41-50 years, Married | Oct 07, 2012
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Sadness. I hate crying
Shame, I think. I'm pretty proud of who I am and where my life is headed, and I hate even having to face myself when I mess up sometimes, much less having to express that to someone else.
Sadness and anger. I tend to go a little overboard
Anger. There is more inside than I ever want her to know.
