Does your family emotionally support you when you are feeling sad?

[Kayla45]

Mine does, especially my mom.

[Ailito]

When I got older my mom did. But I was too much of an asshole to accept it.

And my dad doesn't do well with emotions or talking...
So ya.

My whole family is that way though.

Both my parents grew up without love and just pain. So you can imagine how the kids were raised.

But towards the end, my mom got softer and more understanding. I wish I was able to adapt. To understand her and accept her new way of being.
I wish I was there for that.

[Kayla45]

That's a bit unfortunate, I'm sorry that happened truly, having parents that care about how you feel and what you are going through is such a tremendous help I can't quite explain the feeling it gives..

Anyway, here's MHO. You deserve it.

[Ailito]

Well thank you very much. And yes, I agree it was unfortunate. Life is life though. You never know what will happen next.

[TrueConfection]

Nope. I don't usually announce my sadness to them, but sometimes I wish they would just know that I'm not invincible and check on my feelings.

I feel like there are times when my family should just know. Death anniversaries, challenges I may be facing, health, whatever. They never ask, so I answered no.

[NathanDavis]

difficult times yes, we're all the for each other... although we're not so tight and close to one another when it comes to affection, but we do show up and check on each other... we do support each other on every matter, when needed

[KieranByrne]

They try, I have made it difficult for them to understand my 'Emotional needs/wants'

I believe they have started to understand now I am older, at least I hope they do!

[Kayla45]

That's understandable, well if anything maybe let them know how you feel more often? Wouldn't hurt to try. :)

[KieranByrne]

Thank you, I will take this into consideration! And thank you for MHO! 🙇‍♂️❤️

[KAT247]

Depends on what I’m sad about 😂 there’s a whole evaluation process when they decide to support me or not

[Wiredone]

If I'm sad or depressed I keep it to myself and hide it.

[TrueConfection]

Same

[bones_20]

Na but that’s because I don’t share my problems with them. I’m more the keep it to myself type.

[Kaneki05]

I'm like Wednesday Adams, that to me would be cringe and awful so gladly no.
Also feeling sad? when?

[Agape93]

They've never supported me, especially emotionally. They were more fond of making me feel infinitely worse.

[doopayo]

Absolutely not 😂I’m not blessed with a caring family like that

[EaterPeter]

What is your care language?

[ballweevil]

i dont ask or tell them, because it will be more like they pity me or be angry on me, than some loving support

[Furrylover123]

Nope not at all and I hate them for this cause I do but they call me an psychopath

[DaveJord]

Yes they do

[TwistedSukuna]

Mine tend to make it worse

[lovedejj_xo]

No I don't tell them.

[CaptainSmartass]

Yeah, they do.

Simples...

[fonduegirl]

This one does @sensible27

[_no_one_]

Nah they too busy to care

[BillieEminemForev]

YES😭I love them so much!

[Fuentes]

If im sad they betteer slap. some sense into me

[grega239]

My mom tries. But i rarely open up

[Wise4myage]

Hell no, lol.

[Anonymous]

Not at all. It's entirely personal.

[Sonorous]

no‎‎

[crmoore]

Thankfully, yes.

[Iron_Man]

Yes of course

[Anonymous]

No. they pile on lol

[Slim57]

They try

[sattii2607]

Absolutely 😊

[Anonymous]

I support myself xd