Are you an emotional person?

Alicia said:
I get your point very well. Women can be more manipulative. In this story you shared now, I can't say anything because I have always warn guys to stop disgracing themselves in the public because my gender can do anything they want and they are unapologetic about it. It isn't the first, second or third time that guys are been disgraced outside.
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I can never kneel down to propose to a lady. It's not a thing of my culture and I'm never going to be the one to disagree and disrespect my great forefathers.
 
Ja sa bong said:
I can never kneel down to propose to a lady. It's not a thing of my culture and I'm never going to be the one to disagree and disrespect my great forefathers.
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Kneeling down to propose has been the sweetest part of the proposal. The "say yes" will then be echoing as if we have been waiting for it for decades.

Kneeling down isn't a compulsory act to do and it won't even show if you are a good or bad man. Kneeling down won't show how responsible someone is.
 
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Alicia said:
Kneeling down to propose has been the sweetest part of the proposal. The "say yes" will then be echoing as if we have been waiting for it for decades.

Kneeling down isn't a compulsory act to do and it won't even show if you are a good or bad man. Kneeling down won't show how responsible someone is.
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My pride won't let me kneel down to do so. I can find a way to do it in a romantic sense but knelling down is out of it.
 
When I hold onto thoughts/feelings for too long, I can become emotional about them, not to the point where I cry, but to the point where I need to discuss them thoroughly with someone like my father. However, I've had a few mental breakdowns in my lifetime where I had so much running through my mind that I got a lot of it out through emotions and anger.
 
Yes, I'm very emotional. So this makes me understand and respond to emotional cues so fast.
 
I am neither emotional nor logical I am selfish I change my emotions according to the situation 🤣
 
This thread was an interesting read, lol. I consider myself emotional. I have lived with depression and anxiety for most of my life, and in the past year I was diagnosed with PTSD after having to move back home, which triggered lots of heightened anxiety and panic attacks because I was in a relationship with a narcissistic abuser before I moved away to live with my best friend. (Don't worry, I'm doing better now, and I do still live here)

I've always considered myself an empath (though recently it's become a joke online so I don't openly admit that). I have cried uncontrollably at the funeral of a person I never knew. I once wept just because I heard my mom cry. I get anxious around "bad energy", I can't explain it...

Anyway, I've always been interested in learning about emotions and such. Through this and therapy, I have learned to communicate my feelings to others. I'm not always gonna be a positive person, so I always tell others if I'm feeling upset or irritable. It's being self aware, being able to read your feelings, and communicating them to anyone in your circle!
 
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The only thing that can give me the onion cutting effects are two things:

1) Military movies where there's a strong brotherhood and someone is lost, or something very meaningful happens. Taking Chance is a movie that gave me a tear or two in a scene or two. The other is American Sniper (about Chris Kyle). While American Sniper didn't give me a tear, the end credits with the funeral procession made me need to get out of the theater before I started balling my eyes out, seeing how many people lined to roads to pay their respects.

2) The "returned from X" in military uniform clips where mothers/fathers will hide behind their kids or other family members and surprise them.
 
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