Do all people want to hear about real feelings and emotions exactly when they are felt at that time? Or is that just a me thing..? I know that I like when people tell me how they feel and I find the need to tell people how I feel...especially those that I love..or the one I love. I am known for telling it like it is. I don't front. Sometimes though, I fear that I talk too much. (I know that I analyze too much.) Is there such a thing as too much talking? Too much talking about emotion? Do people get sick of that? Lovesick? Or is it all a personal preference as to how much nonsensical lovesense one can stomach?
- Jamia Weir
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"It is often said that the opposite to love is not hate - it's indifference. Transmuted as such, indifference can be one of your most powerful tools. There may be times when you feel that your emotions are too overwhelming to be put on display, and occasionally a situation calls for more dignity. Indifference can provide a shield of privacy behind which you are able to process your real emotions. It will give you an aura of dignity in a difficult situation, while allowing you to be true to your real feelings. You'll need to perfect a 'poker face,' though, to carry it off!"
from "girlosophy"
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