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Hehe yes, I suppose that’ll work. xD

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Yep, that’s Noxis.

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So cute! :heart_eyes:

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Calling fellow insomniacs! @TheMidnightAssassin @wednesday @NotARussianBot @FourcedowErsert @Manya707
A bit of a personal question, so you don’t have to answer if you don’t want to! :slight_smile: Sorry for prying, but I’ve just had a related conversation with a friend of mine and was wondering. Anyways, how do you deal with your emotions? And do you deal with them before or after something happens?

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Let them out

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Rare answer, or at least, in my experience! :sweat_smile: How do you let them out? Do you vent, or maybe talk it out with someone? I’m very curious!

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I just express it, and calm down later.

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Ah okay, thanks for sharing! :smiling_face_with_three_hearts:

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Usually I hold out and then go cry in the shower or something ahah :eyes:

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Now, that one I’ve heard xD It isn’t necessarily healthy though, but some things just can’t be spoken out loud so

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Yeah xD

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Idk if this makes sense but here it is~

Uh… I just don’t…? I don’t display a lot emotion unless I’m forced to or I have to seem more β€œalive”. But if you annoy me, you can be sure you’ll have a few broken bones later:D (I’m kidding)

Strong emotions like anger and sadness can’t be stopped (mostly cause I need to release it somehow) so I either act sulky and annoy people when I’m irritated/mad or when I’m sad, I just wanna be left alone until I feel better again.

Happy is a weird concept for me because I don’t get that a lot. (yeah sure, I can feel happy watching cute animal vines or something but it quickly disappears) I just fake happiness so it doesn’t make the atmosphere seem too sad you know?

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After, (I think???) I can’t completely subside them and I have to wait until they go away by either acting out on that emotion or staying quiet and bottling it up

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It does make sense, and I have a friend who does the exact same thing. :slight_smile: I don’t really like this way, no offense meant, since the baseline is faking yourself to make others happy in a sense, but each to their own! And most people I know deal with their emotions after as well, though some have managed to deal with them beforehand, so there’s that! I think the worst I’ve seen was the bottling up, because sooner or later it explodes right in your face and it’s pretty ugly.

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yep, this happened a few times but I usually do it at night so I’m not bothering anyone~

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Hmm, not exactly sure. It usually feels like they’re very deeply rooted in my person and it can be hard to tell why I feel a certain way sometimes. But I guess I do tend to keep them to myself. I don’t compress them or forbid myself to feel them (it’s rather the opposite), but when I do feel them it’s not terribly obvious. I feel them very internally, if you know what I mean. It can be a storm on the inside but on the outside it’s less noticeable (unless I deliberately choose to). When I’m not around people, I let myself cry it out or something. Although at times, it’s hard to express them physically, so I just journal or rant about it with writing. And yeah, I deal with them after something happens… so I have enough time to process them and let it out if I need to, when I’m alone.

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I understand and I guess it’s all just a matter of when and where. :slight_smile: I express my emotions through writing as well, either that or I just imagine it growing wings and flying away xD

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I like that. :dove:

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:wink: Thanks! :joy:

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I kinda do the same thing, though when I’m happy I just kinda try to suppress it so I don’t start jumping up and down…

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xD A friend of mine does the exact opposite when she’s happy :joy: the whole world ends up knowing she is

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