Lately I've realized that I have become so emotional. And it is such a weird feeling.
2-3 years ago I was in a really dark time in my life, and I remember that I was so numb and basically a hater of everything. I tried so hard to feel empathy, but I just couldn't. Last year I was absolutely feeling much better. But I didn't really care about the outside world. Since I started going to my current school and met my great firends I've realized how emotional I have become.
One of my friends, probably my favourite is always close to crying. When watching a movie or anything like that and I've started to feel the same. I cry at any sad video or scene. Well, it feels like I'm gonna cry, most of the time it gets stuck in my throat.
I wonder if this is who I really am, if I'm actually a very empathic and emotional person or if I just started to be like this because my friends are. My parents were very angry when I was growing up so I guess I have learned to hide my feelings and as I got older I got really angry at them back. And I guess that when I tried to survive, I decided that my emotions were not worth wasting energy on, and especially things that didn't have anything to do with me. I just realized that I sound very selfish, but it is hard to explain if you haven't been in the situation.
Maybe this is who I really am and I just feel safe enough to show it to my friends. But it doesn't feel like me, the person I know. But when I think about it, I remember my sister singing for me when I was little and I started crying so bad because I thought it was sad for some reason. So I guess that I've been emotional before I forced myself to not be.
(Just a little rant while waiting in school.)
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FuzzyFox
There's really no shame in discovering your emotional side :) I think lots of us learn to suppress them for one reason or another and later in life reclaim them. Because if you don't allow yourself to express your feeling it will eventually make you sick and bitter.
It sounds like a great internal development to me and like you're living much healthier now. No I don't think your explanation sounded selfish, it's just part of that process. If you feel like you haven't "arrived" at yourself yet that's okayyy, you're clearly on a great path!
Thank you for your comment! I agree, I do actually think I am changing for the better
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