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Family › Re: Bottling Up Your Emotions Is Not Healthy: You Will Soon Snap! by eleojo23(op): 5:28am On Jul 07, 2014
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Family › Re: Bottling Up Your Emotions Is Not Healthy: You Will Soon Snap! by eleojo23(op):
Thanks to Shyann J. for some of the excerpts
Family › Bottling Up Your Emotions Is Not Healthy: You Will Soon Snap! by eleojo23(op):
Let's paint a quick picture.
Have you always kept your emotions bottled up? You don't really know why, but you have never been open
enough to let people see how you are really feeling. You always smile and laugh with people and just ignore things that might make your emotions come up. You always try to keep yourself emotionally level, never letting yourself get too upset or happy or annoyed about anything. You always act the same and try to keep the same level of emotion.
You keep all your emotions bottled up to the point where nothing gets you, nothing affects you because you have put up so many walls and barriers to protect yourself from really getting moved.
It is most likely that no one has ever seen the real you behind the constant, smiling and happy face you always put up. You may be thinking that if people were to see the real you, the emotional you, then they wouldn't understand and would probably reject you for it because they thought you were perfect or something and they've never seen that side of you before. So, you can't let people see that you are not perfect, so you continue to keep your emotions bottled up.

People bottle up emotion for numerous reasons; whether be it they can’t fight back due to the situation, for example, your boss or teacher/lecturer is giving you a rough time about something, you can’t fight back against them.
Some people think that if they show emotion, others will think they’re weak. Some just worry about what everyone will think. Others think they should feel a certain way and make themselves appear to be that way to be ‘normal’. One may go through a traumatic event that can trigger it, they go into shock and don’t know how to deal with what they are or aren’t feeling. They may not want to bother others with their issues, or don’t want to tell anyone because ‘they wont understand’. And some just simply do it not to hurt others. Once you've suppressed emotion for a long enough time, you become crabby and may snap at people for no reason. You're more likely to explode on people, most likely friends and loved ones. Some people end up using short-term solutions like drugs and alcohol.

These emotions can manifest physically and make you ill.

There are many ways one can release pent-up feelings. It all depends on the person. One may like to cry or listen to music, while the other may want talk to someone. Some may just want to scream into the air.

You are not a robot and can never be!

Therefore it is not wrong to let your emotions out as long as they are not destructive. Whichever way you want to go about it, find healthy ways to let your emotions out.

Can you related to this post? What healthy ways have you adopted to let out your emotions?

Your contributions will be appreciated
Family › Re: How Do You Decribe A Perfect Life by eleojo23:
A near perfect life is one where you are comfortable and you have bright prospects for the future. A life where you have those who love you and you love and everyone around you is one way or the other helping to lift the other person to heights where he can achieve his dreams. A life where you are doing what brings out the best of your potentials. Nevertheless, expect ups and downs.
Family › Re: . by eleojo23(op): 5:24am On Jul 01, 2014
What are your thoughts on this?
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TV/Movies › Re: Do You Like The Despicable Me 2? by eleojo23:
I like it (who doesn't like Gru?).A funny guy
Family › Re: Hubby Won't Talk To Me. by eleojo23: 10:35am On Jan 04, 2014
[quote author=Mynd_44]Childish husband. He drops money for food and refuses to eat. Smh[/quote]Exactly! I don't understand such behaviour at all. Smh too!
Travel › Re: How Many States In Nigeria Have You Been To? by eleojo23:
Been to Enugu. Been to Anambra (on several occassions), Ebonyi (spent 5 days), Kogi (spent some years), Edo (spent 4 days), Lagos (spent 6 days), Ibadan (spent 5 days), Abuja (spent 7 weeks), Benue (spent a day in markudi and 10 days in gboko), Niger(spent some hours there on a visit)...still counting...
Phones › Re: MTN Night Plan Works For 24 Hours On Saturday & Sunday by eleojo23:
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TV/Movies › Re: Group Moves To Rename Nollywood As Naiwood by eleojo23: 8:56am On Dec 30, 2013
whether nollywood or naiwood, all i see is that we're still in the WOODS!
Family › Re: China Formally Relaxes One-child Policy by eleojo23: 10:20pm On Dec 28, 2013
Gallotti: Better people. . . always taking steps in the right directions. . . NOT THE ANIMALS WE HAVE ALL OVER NIGERIA AND AFRICA!!!! kiss
And what are you? Chinese?Smh!
Family › Re: Lucky Cow 'Bless' Pregnant Women With Baby Boys by eleojo23: 1:24pm On Dec 28, 2013
Prodigal son: Holy cow!
Perfect!
Music/Radio › Re: How Many Gospel Songs Do You Have On Your Phone? by eleojo23: 11:16am On Dec 28, 2013
folahann: Pls tell the asker of the question that it is not the number of Gospel u av dat takes u to heaven.
Did he ever say that? What takes us to heaven anyway? *sincere question*
Health › Re: Medication For Vaginal Itching? by eleojo23: 10:57am On Dec 28, 2013
The General: Girl you need a Man in your life not medicine!
That lie doesn't sell anymore! Try another!
Celebrities › Re: White Man With Nigeria Coat Of Arms Tattoo On His Chest (Pictures) by eleojo23:
[quote author=Harry_Potter22]Geeeeeeeez! I can't believe the comments I'm seeing from you guys. You don't love yourselves, you don't love your country, yet anytime another national spit trash about Nigeria, you are quick to arms. And now that a foreigner is loving Nigeria, you are also not happy.

Nigerians sha![/quote]Their behaviour is a better definition of the word 'Cluelesss' and 'Confused'!
TV/Movies › Re: Post Ur Korean Action Hostorical Series Here by eleojo23:
I have seen many historicals ...
Health › Re: Medication For Vaginal Itching? by eleojo23: 11:50pm On Dec 27, 2013
use Clotrimazole cream or pasery. Insert the pasery or rub the cream when you feel the itching. Also take one tablet (150mg) of Fluconazole. Fluconazole is an effective systemic antifungal. Pls note that all the advice here are just empirical treatment suggestions so pls see a gynaecologist for expert care
Politics › Re: President Jonathan's Food-Poisoning Suit In Gambian Court by eleojo23: 7:44am On Dec 26, 2013
pascyj: I'm pretty sure no one wants Jolanta dead.He is too weak,naïve,clueless,unpopular and inconsequential to be so honoured.Better to squashed like a rat in 2015.
cliché !
Music/Radio › Re: How Many Gospel Songs Do You Have On Your Phone? by eleojo23: 12:22am On Dec 24, 2013
160 on my phone plus Hillsong collection from 1994-2012 on my laptop! Plannin for my next collection...
Christianity Etc › Re: Christmas Is Idolatrous And Unscriptural - Pastor Kumuyi by eleojo23: 10:33pm On Dec 23, 2013
[quote author=Demain_man]And monday is MOONday i belief cheesy[/quote]yeah, you're right. Friday was named after Fria a goddess of love and Saturday after Saturn!
Politics › Re: Obasanjo Embraces APC - See Photo by eleojo23: 12:34pm On Dec 22, 2013
Do you all know where this is going? Soon APC will be the new PDP (because it's the same people!) and then another party will rise up then APC members will move there and the cycle continues! Lawd.! So this is the best we can do?! Smh!
Phones › Re: The Greatest Thing You've Ever Done With Your Phone by eleojo23:
Downloading almost 3GB worth of data with my china phone in 2009. People did not believe it (and you probably don't) but it's true. Just that i had to wait for 2hrs to download a 30MB file but i didn't mind as long as there was light to charge the phone while it did the work!
Christianity Etc › Re: Pastor Hacks Wife For Failing To Attend Church by eleojo23: 3:56pm On Dec 16, 2013
He's not a pastor by calling but by profession. Imagine a salary of 15,000. He certainly (probably!) begged for the post. What was he preachin all this time anyway? *no judgement intended*
Foreign Affairs › Re: Ghanaian - Nkrumah Is Greater Than Mandela by eleojo23:
Samgreguc: signs of End time. grin grin grin
You're right on this. It's really end time because men are now desperately looking for a peace-figure. And remember, the antichrist will claim to be a man of peace. (Hey nitpicker, i didn't call anybody an antichrist. I'm just tryin to reason out something so don't waste your time on my post!)
Business › Re: What Are The Products Nigeria Make? by eleojo23:
[quote author=CODE-EATER]And yet



NIGERIA dsnt have ELECTRICITY[/quote]Point of correction, STABLE electricity. If a foreigner reads this your comment he may develop the impression that we've never seen light bulbs in our entire lives! So be specific in your post *no offence...*
Business › Re: What Are The Products Nigeria Make? by eleojo23: 10:49pm On Dec 13, 2013
Dannylux: Bad leaders are made in Naija..
Mr. take that back! We only have foolish corrupt leaders while your so called ideal countries have wise corrupt leaders. I'm not encouraging corruption (God forbid!) but every politician thinks of himself first no matter how good, white or black *don't argue pls 'cos i won't reply*
Education › Re: ASUU Declares 3-day Fasting And Prayer by eleojo23: 11:57pm On Dec 11, 2013
what are they praying for? They are the ones to answer whatever request they are presentin before God. The power is in their hands. You don't go on prayer and fasting to know how to use your spoon to eat even if mama prepared a bad meal!
Politics › Re: Over 80 Nigerians Killed In Bangui (Central African Republic) by eleojo23:
What are nigerians doing all over the world. Nigerians are littered across the globe all in the name of seekin for only- God-knows--what. Every country you mention, they call nigerians. They are like fulani herdsmen who seek greener pastures and forget that after a while rain also falls on their own land so they go on and on wandering. For god's sake are we nomads? The other day it was india, and now CAR.
Health › Re: My Experience With Weed by eleojo23:
tochimas: I had the same experience way back in school after my friend and I ate okra soup we found at his brothers house. We had gone from trade fair to his brother's house to relax cos it was closer, on getting there and realizing that we were hungry, we made eba and helped ourselves to the okra soup we found there. The experience is like a horror movie, at one moment , I would see myself on the ceiling, I would even see my self walking with my head. I even thought I would just die at any moment . Abeg no even give that to your worst enemy .
He came back and met us in a very bad form, fed us with tins of milk till we vomited all the food in our stomach.
hmmm..
Jokes Etc › Re: Different Types Of Call Summaries by eleojo23:
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