What do you do with your emotions?

I keep it bottled up and then unleash it all in a fight. Or on a punchbag. Or on the toilet.

I'm perfectly fine with letting people know how I'm feeling. If you're annoying me, you'll know it. If I'm happy, you'll know it. If you've angered me enough that your life is now in danger, you will know it :twisted:

But generally I'm pretty polite and happy. That doesn't mean you want to make me mad though. Trust me on that ;)

But generally I'm pretty polite and happy. That doesn't mean you want to make me mad though. Trust me on that ;)

JediMoogle

[QUOTE="JediMoogle"]

But generally I'm pretty polite and happy. That doesn't mean you want to make me mad though. Trust me on that ;)

Teufelhuhn

[QUOTE="Teufelhuhn"][QUOTE="JediMoogle"]

But generally I'm pretty polite and happy. That doesn't mean you want to make me mad though. Trust me on that ;)

JediMoogle

[QUOTE="JediMoogle"][QUOTE="Teufelhuhn"][QUOTE="JediMoogle"]

But generally I'm pretty polite and happy. That doesn't mean you want to make me mad though. Trust me on that ;)

MoldOnHold

*looks around* Okay now that there's not a crowd, it's time to silence you *force choke*

Depemds on the occasion

usually, though, I wear my emotions on my sleave.

If I can't, I infuse it into my writing.

take my portrayal of matt_2558 for starters...

"Emotions"? what are these "emotions" you speak of? *searches "emotions" on Wikipedia* Oh, those things. Well, if I did somehow have emotions I'd keep them to myself.I cant be bothered to drag everyone lse down with my problems.

Heh, those things :(

Whatever they are I don't have them. Never had never will and I don't know the reason why. I've never cared deeply for any girl, I've never had my parents tell me they love me and today on Father's Day when I called my dad to wish him a Happy Father's Day he basically just told me straight up that nothing binds us but Biology..

Pretty much I just stay to myself and stay out of peoples way. The only thing that matters to me is pretty much myself because there is no one else, maybe cept my really good friends.

Girls always find it a pain in the *** because they simply don't realize I can't understand because I have no basis or comprehension on to what to understand.

I'm 21 years old and can't grasp a simple concept that even a child could. Its sad indeed.

Hm...I've always been a very independent person, and it's sort of made me care-free. I rarely get angry/annoyed, and I don't have any problem showing affection to others.

I dunno, I just tell it like it is. I don't like sugar coating things and I don't care if others don't like it. I only care about myself, my family and a few friends, and I'm open with them so yeah...don't really have too much trouble with emotions.

I've never had my parents tell me they love me and today on Father's Day when I called my dad to wish him a Happy Father's Day he basically just told me straight up that nothing binds us but Biology..Blackbond

That's not very nice.

You made the effort to call and say "Happy Father's Day" and that's what you receive? Just because he's your dad it doesn't give him the right to do that, you should put him in his place and make sure he realises what he did was wrong.

(Sorry if that's inappropriate, just thought I might throw in what I thought).

[QUOTE="Blackbond"]I've never had my parents tell me they love me and today on Father's Day when I called my dad to wish him a Happy Father's Day he basically just told me straight up that nothing binds us but Biology..the-very-best

That's not very nice.

You made the effort to call and say "Happy Father's Day" and that's what you receive? Just because he's your dad it doesn't give him the right to do that, you should put him in his place and make sure he realises what he did was wrong.

(Sorry if that's inappropriate, just thought I might throw in what I thought).

I don't even call him dad anymore I refer to him by his first name. He has no right to the title of Father. I was just being nice and it slapped me right in the face.

I'm 21 years old and can't grasp a simple concept that even a child could. Its sad indeed.Blackbond

It can be hard sometimes. there are times when I just feel like "Why bother?" about people. so I can understand where you are coming from.

I don't even call him dad anymore I refer to him by his first name. He has no right to the title of Father. I was just being nice and it slapped me right in the face.

Blackbond

Well done, and his loss.

Old people are just weird sometimes. Their so called "life experience" gets to their head and isolates them from others. Oh well, at least we can learn from their mistakes.

Generally, I'm very uncomfortable expressing myself with people who I'm not familiar with. I'm generally much more open with my friends, though, and if I'm feeling good, I'm pretty open about it.

However, I find myself almost completely cut off from anger or sadness. I know that I'm not totally incapable of feeling that way, but it's very difficult for me to get into any sort of extreme for those states. I used to be able to, but now I basically can't.

I'd rather be able to express those feelings that I'm pretty sure I have than be cut off from them altogether.

Oh, I let them be heard. I'm fairly open with my emotions, be that telling someone how much I appreciate them, or how much I really want them to go **** off.


Fortunately, I've gotten better at it. Discovered this thing called.... oh damn, what is it again? Oh yeah, tact! Really helps me out. :D

Oh, and yes, I am a very sarcastic person. Just in case you couldn't tell.Hoffgod

[QUOTE="Hoffgod"]Oh, I let them be heard. I'm fairly open with my emotions, be that telling someone how much I appreciate them, or how much I really want them to go **** off.


Fortunately, I've gotten better at it. Discovered this thing called.... oh damn, what is it again? Oh yeah, tact! Really helps me out. :D

Oh, and yes, I am a very sarcastic person. Just in case you couldn't tell.Hoffgod

That post doesn't make you sound bitter.

And you can tell by your other posts that you're nice/relaxed/ (extremely) funny. I loved that ghost market thing you said in SW before. :lol: I'll try and find it to show everyone.

EDIT: Here we go...

[QUOTE="goblaa"][QUOTE="SpecialForcesOp"]

Hoffgod

Is it just me, or is the wiimote in that picture floating?

:lol:

[QUOTE="Hoffgod"]Oh, I let them be heard. I'm fairly open with my emotions, be that telling someone how much I appreciate them, or how much I really want them to go **** off.


Fortunately, I've gotten better at it. Discovered this thing called.... oh damn, what is it again? Oh yeah, tact! Really helps me out. :D

Oh, and yes, I am a very sarcastic person. Just in case you couldn't tell.Hoffgod

[QUOTE="Hoffgod"][QUOTE="Hoffgod"]Oh, I let them be heard. I'm fairly open with my emotions, be that telling someone how much I appreciate them, or how much I really want them to go **** off.


Fortunately, I've gotten better at it. Discovered this thing called.... oh damn, what is it again? Oh yeah, tact! Really helps me out. :D

Oh, and yes, I am a very sarcastic person. Just in case you couldn't tell.the-very-best

That post doesn't make you sound bitter.

And you can tell by your other posts that you're nice/relaxed/ (extremely) funny.

That's good. See, I have a problem where my Ass-O-Meter, how I tell how much of an ass I'm being, is broken, so I never quite know how I'm coming across.
I probably ought to get it fixed, but I can only imagine that ending poorly.

Me: "Hey, could you help me out? I think my Ass-O-Meter is broken and I need you to check it out."
Other person: "WHAT. :|"Hoffgod

:lol:

Does it matter how you come across though? I mean, as long as you're not being dishonest or purposely nasty, then I think it's OK. Actually, I'm not one to give advice about this cause I've been called mean plenty of times so don't listen to me. I dunno, some people take offence to the truth if you say it in a blunt way without sugar coating it.

On Gamespot though, from what I've seen, you're ass-o-meter isn't going crazy! :lol:

EDIT: Here we go...[QUOTE="Hoffgod"][QUOTE="goblaa"][QUOTE="SpecialForcesOp"]

the-very-best

Is it just me, or is the wiimote in that picture floating?

:lol:

I keep my emotions inside so it can develop into a mental illness.

I'm aiming for dementia by age 30.

I really don't get affected by negative emotions. Even when my best friend died. I don't bottle it up I just know how to handle it and understand that people die etc.

It wont do anyone any good getting upset or stressed so thats why I don't. I see no reason to do so.

I'm usually a nice, calm and relazed person around my friends and I try my best to project that outwards to every one I meet but I tend to have a rather sarcastic way of dealing with people. I often don't feel real sadness and lately, the relationship I've had with my father has been growing colder and colder with each passing day...

My biggest problem is that I have a lot of anger and resentment bottled up inside that I can't properly express through ny outlet. I've tried writing it out, but I just get too frustrated to write. I dont have the privacy to just go crazy for a little while and sadly, this anger sometimes explodes outward when I don't want it to. I'm not good at controlling my anger at all and I have a very short temper. It doesn't take much to piss me off and when someone sets me off, lets just say the resulting explosion isn't pretty...

Are you the type that keeps them to him/herself, or do you always have to let your voice be heard? I've always been the type to keep most everything to myself. On rare occasions will I let others know how I feel on the inside.arber91

well you should channel them somewhere. either in a blog or a diary or tell someone. bottling them up leads to more stress and that leads to all sorts of bad things.

Wow, is it me or are the majority of you posters emotionally challenged youths?lafigueroa

Wow, is it me or are the majority of you posters emotionally challenged youths?lafigueroa

Wow, is it me or are the majority of you posters emotionally challenged youths?lafigueroa

/philosophical

And now for something completely different!

GIANT ENEMY CRAB!!!

RAAHH!! CRAB BATTLEEE!!!

I practice the art of Shishi Houkoudan.

Wow, is it me or are the majority of you posters emotionally challenged youths?lafigueroa

Heh, what did you expect?

I've been the type to just keep things bottled up, then release my anger... usually on those I don't want to.

I'm not really the violent type, nore am I one to really even curse so much to people, and lastly... I just don't like to leave a bad view on myself of others, through my actions. If they have a problem with me, and it's their own reason, that's a different story.

However, now I'm just mellow. I don't let things bother me, and shrug them off, but I will be outspoken against something I am against. However, I remain calm, collected, and prefer to intimidate my foe moreso.

Of course it is. The entire design philosophy of the Wii is to tap into untapped markets.
And Nintendo would have to be crazy to ignore the ghost market. Hoffgod

:lol: Hilarious!

[QUOTE="Hoffgod"]Of course it is. The entire design philosophy of the Wii is to tap into untapped markets.
And Nintendo would have to be crazy to ignore the ghost market. VGobbsesser

:lol: Hilarious!

That's about a hundred billion potential customers right there!