What you did to overcome all emotions?
I would refrain from using word “overcome”, because emotions cannot be overcome. The more you try to suppress them and the more they affect you.You need to understand the emotions. Go behind the scenes. Find the cause and fugure out if there is any point. And can you do something about it? If yes, then do it, if not then forget it.The best way is to write diary. Write about them. What haunts you, what makes you happy, your fears, dark secrets, everything. Do not hide anything from a diary. Be who you are. Because if you hide anything or hesitate from writing something then it will not be as useful as it should. Thus, just write whatever pops up in your mind. Everything! You know what I mean, right?So Do not “overcome” your emotions and start “working” on them.All the best.
My emotions are tied to other people's lives. How can I overcome this?
Think/work on :Your goals. Else, you are tying up yourself for a lifetime of unhappiness. You can control your life, and how other people live their (including those close to you) is their problem, and not yours. Once you understand this, you will unshackle yourself from the unnecessary burden you are placing on yourself. Good luck.
How do I overcome an emotional weakness?
Before I tell you how to overcome it, you have to understand what emotional weakness actually means.If you think that being highly emotional about everything and being sensitive to everyone even though some are not nice to you; if you think that defines emotional weakness, then I am afraid you’re dead wrong.Emotional weakness is the inability of the mind to manage our emotions and therefore; not being able to accept and be aware of the way we feel.If you find it difficult to accept that every individual can choose to feel different to certain things and you have to feel the same way other people around you feel; then probably you are emotionally weak.It’s actually disturbing that we don’t discuss about emotions because as a society we think that it’s not having any significance attached to it. We are not ready to talk about it but certainly ready to label people as “emotional fools”.We are not robots or aliens; we can’t control our emotions in every situation but we can certainly choose how to behave or act on it. Even when nothing’s right for you and you still decide to help someone who needs it; then that justifies your emotional strength and sends the message to everyone that you’re not a victim of your emotions.Showing emotions is anything but a sign of weakness. You need to understand that is okay to feel low sometimes and not everyone has to hide their emotions just because our society wants us to.So, my advice to you would be- Whenever you find yourself in an emotional dilemma or emotional imbalance; just breathe in, relax and see yourself from a third-person point of view. Just look at yourself as if someone else was watching you, someone who knows nothing about you and then observe your behaviour and how you react to things. Then decide what’s wrong and where you need improvement.I know it’s difficult developing an awareness and understanding of your emotions when you’re not used to thinking about how you feel but you will get better with time.Thanks for reading. Hope it helps someone in their life.
Why do guys tend to hide their emotions?
Some men don't want to appear weak, maybe in front of their partner or friends. That's true of women I know as well.On the whole men don't hide their emotions they just don't display them, there is good reason for this. It solves nothing, displays of emotion do nothing but confuse the situation and make things worse. Just like most men don't want to go to therapy as it solves nothing. For example, when I was serving in Iraq during the time saddam was captured, we got incoming every day for weeks and a lot of us got hurt badly, more of them got hurt worse though.Now I want you to tell me, if I went to therapy and expressed myself and cried over it, what would that solve other than to drag up things I don't want to think about or talk about, what would it change. Would it change friends getting hurt or me doing my job. No so why waste time going over things that can't be changedNow you might say that it would help me to get perspective on what happened, well I have plenty of perspective I was there I lived through it.You can say it might help me to deal with current issues in my life, I doubt it I'm not in the army anymore and nobody is trying to kill me.On another note, men don't have the hormones running through our bodies that women do, well not in the same quantites anyway, we have the greater amount of testosterone which is a mood stabiliser when it's in its natural form, for men anyway. This happens during puberty we start to get massive amounts of this hormone flood our bodies this leads to mood swings and often fighting because of its very nature, but as we mature it stabilises and we learn to cope with it so we often go from placid and calm to very angry and violent and back again if we have to. On the whole though this does lead men to a place where we learn that emotions running unchecked are dangerous for us and other people so we learn to check them.It's really that simple, has more to do with growing up and less to do with other men thinking your weak for crying. Although there was a time when that was the case it isn't so much now.It's often something I hear more from feminists as though that's why men need feminism but it actually isn't when the truth is that men going over old wounds that change or solve nothing practical makes men feel worse not better, unchecked emotions are dangerous for the man and other people so we check them. It's really that simple. When other people tell you otherwise you really shouldn't believe them.
Ways to overcome Moon opposition Saturn?
With Moon in Leo, a person will dramatize all emotional situations in general. A Saturn Aquarius isn't bad but it gives a fixity in ideas which doesn't allow for easy adjustment. You can build your social outlook upon a set of principles which can be very limiting in their application. The opposition limits individual freedom severely. The lessons to be learnt here deal with the proper execution of responsibility which is what Saturn rules. A difficult child or a stern parent are often indicated with this opposition. As will all aspects of Saturn, both challenging and flowing, there is a tendency for aloneness. At its most challenging, this aspect is often called "The oppressor". One way to overcome this aspect is to do away with selfishness avoid discontent, The best way to counteract its force for evil is to sacrifice the lower nature as quickly as possible. Your health will also be against you due to poor circulation usually which is ruled by Aquarius. .
How can I overcome emotional reliance from other people?
A2ABy being emotionally strong ourselves.We have to be a bit bigger than we are.We have to be stronger in ourselves so that we don’t need any emotional comfort or sympathy from others.
Why are human beings controlled by emotions and how can they overcome that?
But friend , for politicians and complex personalities how can they hide their emotions and maintain passive body language in the dire of the situation
Why do i always hide my emotions and never cry?
There are many people like this and I was one of them as well a long time ago. I have learned that allowing our feelings and emotions to come through helps us to grow emotionally and there is much healing in our tears. People that hide their emotions are shutting others out and may have been taught to do this by their parents, or they may have been put down by others for crying, and they may have fear of intimacy issues. Those that have had a great deal of pain in their life also tend to harden their hearts, thinking this will protect them from the outside world of pain and hurt. To have empathy for others one must show emotions at some point, or it does not look like real empathy to those they are caring for. Shedding tears with others who are hurting brings two people closer because it says when you hurt, I hurt too......I suspect when your tears do come, and they will come, you will cry for days getting out all the tears, pain & hurt, and emotional baggage you have been storing up inside of you, because it is there, it's just covered deeply by the denial system. One may believe that by denying this very important part of their self, they are protecting their self from any or further pain and hurt they once experienced in their life but it only serves to make one unhealthier, and many times physically ill. You said it your self, "I hide my emotions and never cry", so on some level you consciously are doing this for some reason but not yet ready to face this part of your self. Take care, your tears will come and you will feel 100 pounds lighter afterward.