I have never shown emotion well, weither it be happiness,sadness,or anger. I can remember when I was in the 10 or 11 grade my teacher had shown us a movie on holocaust and told us to write a paper on how it made us feel. I thought that the movie was very sad and I wrote about how I felt. My teacher did not like my paper so she then “questioned my attachment to the humanity.” I then apologized that the ink on my paper was not smugged with my tears. For that comment I had to write an apology letter to her.
I still have the paper and now that I read it seems more like a research paper than a paper on my emotions.
May 09, 2008, 09:58PM PDT | 3 cheers | 4 comments
I want to be able to express my emotions easily. From high school to now I feel that I have improved on this a lot but I would perfer to be very open with them.
Apr 25, 2008, 10:12PM PDT | 0 comments
Nope, I don’t. I think I might have APD. I tend to just bottle up all my problems and never show people what I am feeling. I rarely smile. I just don’t know how to show emotion. I wish I could though, then I’d be more human. I think being so emotionless is what keeps people away from me. Maybe I’m viewed as a “machine”, but I want people to know that I am a human.
Sep 29, 2007, 05:05PM PDT | 1 comment
Man, when you’re raised by a string of traditional manly-men step dads, this goal is tough. Nearly 30 and I still just shut off when I’d be better off expressing myself.
Mar 26, 2007, 08:48PM PDT | 0 comments
It really makes me put myself out there. In the past I have just kind of “shut off” making myself inaccessible and difficult to talk to. By showing more emotion it makes me easier to approach, but I am still worried about getting hurt like in the past
Nov 10, 2005, 07:17AM PST | 0 comments
It makes me easier to read and gives more oppurtunites for friendship to occur
Nov 01, 2005, 09:02PM PST | 0 comments