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Confused about my emotions

chantal.831

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Does anyone else not understand how or what they’re feeling??

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Chronic Restlessness and Agitation

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    • ATrainwreck

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      @KatieKitKat I'm glad to hear you think these help. I often use them both as the event leads to the emotion and the emotion leads to the event

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    • KatieKitKat

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      I normally know what I'm feeling but sometimes I don't feel any emotions during the moment & it'll come later (like I said in the comment/reply) But sometimes I get angry/frustrated & don't know I am until I snap. Which is kinda bad at work. I got frustrated & angry & snapped at a co worker in front of customers & other co workers. I apologized but I still got a write up. And I knew I handled it wrong when I got into my car to go home. Hit my head a couple of times too. But I'm learning to walk away when I'm angry/frustrated & take a breath. Don't know if it helps or is the same thing but I kinda needed to vent. Sorry if that bothers yall!

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    • ATrainwreck

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      I sometimes really struggle with this. I've found 2 things that help. 1. Emotion charts. Writers often use them to find more descriptive words. It helps to go from a really broad idea and work your way down. 2. Stop, take a moment to breathe. Do a check-in with yourself. What happened that made you feel something? Identifying where an emotion came from (even if you don't know what it is) can better help you identify it.

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      • KatieKitKat

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        @ATrainwreck I love these ideas! I can normally tell what I'm feeling but sometimes I don't or don't feel anything in the moment & then it comes later on. But I'm gonna use these ideas to help.

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        • ATrainwreck

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          @KatieKitKat I'm glad to hear you think these help. I often use them both as the event leads to the emotion and the emotion leads to the event

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