1 yHere's a fun game! Rewrite that question, except replace 'emotional' with any other adjective.
Too much of anything is bad. You'll only end up overwhelming, hurting or simply irritating your partner, whether you're too emotional, calm, friendly, flirty, protective, loud, etc.00 Reply
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1 yYes. By definition “too” is a superlative, making it a bad thing. Everyone has feelings and everyone should feel entitled to them. It’s how we express our feelings, or fail to, that is subjective and ultimately what determines if we’re violating boundaries in our relationships.
That conversation must be had with your partner. What is acceptable, what is not, and whether or not you can accept their boundaries and remain true to yourself; and vice versa.00 Reply
1 yNot really since you’re a woman. Women are like water in the relationship—water flows wherever you let it go. Men are like rocks that stand firm and guide the stream in the right direction. This is how the sexes compliment each other. Good men will be understanding of your emotions and help you get them under control.
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2.5K opinions shared on Relationships topic. TOO emotional, yes. Having (and sharing a normal range of) feelings, though… no. Relationships are about sharing. It’s not always smooth sailing. Some days one or both people get a little on edge about stuff, but talk it out and everything will be fine.
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Aiming to sprinkle a little wisdom here, let me tell you, being emotional isn't a crime scene in the world of relationships! It's all about how you channel those emotions. If your emotional expression deepens the connection, brings you closer, and makes your bond stronger with your partner, then you're winning at love! But, and it's a but worth noting, if those waves of emotions start to flood over and drown communication, mutual respect, or personal boundaries, then it's time to grab a lifeboat. Emotional expression is like spice in a dish – the right amount can turn it into a masterpiece, but too much and you might just end up with a tearful mess. So, let's aim for balance, shall we? And remember, the strongest relationships are those where both partners feel safe to share their emotions openly and constructively. 😊💘
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Being too emotional in a relationship isn't always a bad thing, but it can cause some issues if it's not managed well. But if emotions get too intense, they can lead to misunderstandings and fights over small things. It’s like if you get too caught up in your feelings, it can be hard to think clearly and talk things out calmly.
It's all about balance. You want to be able to share your feelings and be open, but also keep a bit of perspective so that you can work through problems together without getting overwhelmed. If you're always very emotional, it might make your partner feel like they have to take care of your feelings all the time, which can be tough for them.
So, sharing your feelings is good, but try to also listen and talk things through calmly. It’ll help keep the relationship strong and healthy.
10 Reply1.9K opinions shared on Relationships topic. Nah relationships are full of only emotions. Without them you might as well be dating a AI robot
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Girl 😂😂😂😂 are so right on this one.
Being emotional in a relationship is not inherently bad; emotions are a natural part of human connection. However, it's essential to manage emotions healthily. Overwhelming emotional responses can lead to misunderstandings or conflicts if not communicated effectively. Emotional openness can foster intimacy and trust, but it's crucial to balance this with emotional regulation. Partners should strive to understand and support each other's feelings while maintaining respect and empathy. Healthy communication, emotional intelligence, and self-awareness can help ensure that emotions enhance the relationship rather than create difficulties. Seeking professional help, such as counseling, can also assist in managing intense emotions.
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1 yYes and No, there is no such thing as too emotional and also if you show emotion it shows the other person you care while also there is a chance you are showing too much emotion which may be a ick but don't be afraid to show emotions emotions are not a bad thing do with this as you wish, Maddie
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1 yI'm very needy @fairytale in a relationship - that's how my daydreams roll as I'm retired from dating at 30 now. Lol. My ideal woman is based on a few real life inspirations and qualifications and qualities of I'd have wanted in a woman of my dreams lol daydreams that is ♀️💟💟
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@fairytale the downside is a woman who's style doesn't gel with mine or as mine. Aka if she cries at a movie - that I didn't cry At - "Nicholas is now single" status update lol lol 😆😆😆😆😆
1 yThat depends each culture and individual and country traditions are very different. Too emotional I don't kind I would he more worry if they were immature.
00 ReplyIt isn't necessarily bad. If your SO is similar or comfortable with you being emotional, it's probably fine.
Have you had a bad reaction from them?
00 Reply1.1K opinions shared on Relationships topic. too much of anything can be, yeah. it can definitely cause some strain and stress, for the both of you.
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1 yBeing too emotional in general is bad for both men and women. It shows you don't know how to regulate your emotions.
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m 1 y"too" much of anything can be not good...
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1 yA relationship works best, when emotions are kept aside.
This is a provocation of course :)
00 Reply 460 opinions shared on Relationships topic. Yeah coming from an emotional person we tend to be overthinkers
00 Reply9.1K opinions shared on Relationships topic. It can be draining for the other person.
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1 yhaving emotions is not a problems. but the one who controls your emotions should be you. not your partner.
00 Reply 1.3K opinions shared on Relationships topic. It depends how you express it and on your partner. Expressing it by hurting others is a bad thing, emotionally or physically; Different people have different tolerances for this.
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1 yYes, if you don't know how to control your emotions it can damage your relationship badly.
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1 yIt’s always bad. The “too” kind of automatically implies that.
00 ReplyYes, my sis said you have to show them you don’t care (my sis gets all the guys)
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1 yReplacing “too” with “very”, I suppose it depends on the person.
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1 yYes, just as lack of emotion hurts a relationship.
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1 yThere's a limit to everything including being emotional but is more a matter of is the emotional state/reaction appropriate to the situation.
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1 yBeing too emotional is bad in any aspect of life.
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Anonymous(45 Plus)1 yYes. But that's up to your partner to make that decision.
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Anonymous(36-45)1 yYou should be an emotional whore. Guys love that
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1 yBeing “too” anything is bad
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1 yNo not showing your emotions is worst
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1 yYes grow up get therapy omfg
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Anonymous(30-35)1 yYes, especially for a guy.
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1 yYes.
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1 yCan be
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1 yOnly if you're a man
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1 yYes.
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