Do you ever feel ashamed/guilty, when your emotions, cause you to temporarily shut people out?

[Miah05]

[mandyfire98]

Yeah I feel like in those moments that I know what I'm supposed to do but I don't do it anyway and I know better so it eats at me. I know that I need to let people in but then I do the opposite. Knowing it's a mistake.

[Miah05]

Understand

[ProbablyClueless]

No, but I'm also really good about communicating with people. So if I start having a negative emotional reaction, I tell the person and ask for a day or two to sort things out.

I think you're basically good, as long as you give a clearly defined time frame for when you'll reconnect.

[Sonorous]

Nah, I don't really feel the emotions of shame or guilt anymore. I don't feel regret. I prefer to simply course correct if I don't like something. And accept what I can't change.

[Miah05]

Okie

[Sonorous]

I swear I'm not a sociopath tho

[Miah05]

I don't think you are.

[Sonorous]

I do wonder what I have though because it should be a normal healthy thing to feel regret, right? 🤔

[A_Bell]

It happens rarely for me, but yeah. I always blame myself for negative interactions over time.

[exitseven]

Nope, they most certainly did something to make me angry and that is not easy to do. They are the ones that should bear the shame

[swettannie]

of course i do

[LaFemmeFatale_1]

No, I don’t feel ashamed.

[Jennz6]

Maybe I am not sure

[Jennz6]

@Miah05 did you shut me out? I found a place that sells Cherk chicken and I sent you a picture

[Jennz6]

*Jerk chicken

[Sparkie460]

If they caused me to shut them out, no not at all

[Luckycharms12]

No because it's just reaction to protect ourselves

[Anonymous]

I hope you're doing alright

[Fuentes]

No I donf

[Fuentes]

T&**