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Emotions: How do you get them back?


Question Posted Friday October 26 2012, 3:37 pm

How did you get them back?

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adviceman49 answered Saturday October 27 2012, 11:32 am:
Before anyone can answer this question we would need to know how or why you believe you lost yours. As a general rule we do not lose are emotions. Instead we become hardened to certain things and don't show are emotions.

An example of this would be firefighters who answer the calls for car wrecks and people dying. They appear to be cold as they go about their jobs of trying to save the injured or keep those dying alive long enough to get them to a doctor. Fact is they are not cold or heartless. They have trained themselves not to get emotionally involved for if the do they are of no help to the people who need them. Once they get back to the fire station then the emotions come out.

So if you can explain why you feel this way we might be able to offer some advice.

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